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and gives the comma bacillus a good
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READING R'y.
Engines Burn Hard CuaI-NO Smoke,
IN EFFECT JULY l, 1889.

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The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-11

New York. Feb S.-~Money on call NOM
ally 2ls0iS per cent: prime mercantile pa
per. 2am3A per cent, sterling exchange
steady, at 4Sol4 4GlS5i2 for demand. and at
4S3l4qi4S3la for sixty days; poster rates
4S4m4S4lg and 4s6n lS6l2; commercial bTls
4S2lsdr4S3; silver certificates, nominaNy
69lsM61la; bar silver, 59*s; Mexican dollars.
Els Government bonds steady.
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A TIP TO SOLDIERS.
The War Is Not Over Until Ratifications are
Exchanged.

Washington, Feb. Sit was said at
the war department that the decision
respecting the status quo in the Phil
ppnes, and the restrictions imposed
OH American operations there also
covers the question of the diSbanding
of the army. There is quite large
proportion of the increase Of the regu-
lar army that was mustered in for
the war; with the specific pledge that
on the return of peace these men, al
though regulars, and mustered in
nominally for three years. would be
given their discharge at any time on
their own request If advantage were
generally taken of this pledge by the
department it would seriously deplete
the American forces in the field, but
the time for the redemption of the
| promise has not yet arrived and, ac-
cording to the ruling of the depart
ment, the war continues till after the
exchange of ratiticationS of the peace
treaty by the two countries. After
that the end of the war. in all proba-
! biIity. will be formally announced by
executive proclamation, as was the
declaration of the war last spring.
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THE LOSS IS TOTAL.
Burning Of the Manitoba Hotel at Wlnni-
peg, Man. with the Mercury ut
FOrty-Five Below.

Minneapolis, Minn.. Feb. S.--A spe-
cial from Winnipeg, Man., says: The
Manitoba hotel and the Mort hern Pa
cific offices were completely destroyed
by fire Tuesday night; loss, 100000.
The hotel was seven stories high,
accommodating 400 guests. and was
the finest Canadian hotel west of Mon
treal. 1t was built in 1891 by the
Northern Pacific, and cost over $780,
600. With the contents the total loss
will be 100000. The company car
ried its own insurance. so the loss is
total. The fire brigade worked he
roically under the disadvantages of a
bitter north wind and the mercury As
below. There were several narrow es-
capes, but no casualties.
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BEFORE THE BATTLE.
A Communication Sent via Hong Kong Two
Days Before the Fight.


Manila, Feb. 2, via Hong Kong, Feb.
S..-The second incursion of small bod
les of insurgents, resulting in the re-
tirement of the Nebraska regiment
outposts from Santa Mesa. on Tues
day, created excitement, but not
shot was fired, and matters were
amicably adjusted.
The Filipinos, it is asserted, arrest
all Americans within their lines. and
several of our soldiers are reported
missing. There is no confirmation,
however, of this report from official
sources.
The situation is sufficiently critical
to warrant the reinsurance Of emer-
gency orders.
A recently-converted gunboat is pa
trolling the river nightly, which is
havinga good effect on the natives. She
carries two six-pounders forward, two
Nordenfeldts amidships. and four Cat
ling guns in an improvised turret aft.
She has a crew of 60 men.
The insurgents continue concen-
trating their forces around the city.
The latest to arrive rs a body of 200
: naked Ygorotes, armed with spears,
which is stationed at (aloocan. The
native papers make great fuss over
, these volunteers.
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AGl|NALDO IS IGNORED
Aguinaldo Wants a Cessation of Hos.
tilities and a Conference with
the American Officials.
GEN. OTIS DECLINES TO MAKE RESPONSE.
quiet Again Reigns ut Manila. Thanks to
the Etficient Efforts Of the Provost Mar
shal General Business Resumed and
the Natives are Again Respectful to the
Americans and Cheerful.

Washington, Feb. S.-The war de-
partment received the following dis
patch:
Manila, Feb. S.-The situation is
rapidly improving Reconnaissance
yesterday south several miles t"
Lagunade bay, to southeast eight
miles, driving struggling insurgents
troops in various directions, encoun-
tering no decided opposition army dis
integrated and natives returning to
villages displaying white flags. Near
Caloocan, six miles north, the enemy
made stand behind intrenchments;
charged by Kansas troops, led by Col.
Funston. Close encounter resulting in
rout of the enemy with heavy loss.
Loss to Kansas, Lieut.. Afford killed,
six men wounded.
AGGY WANTS A CONFERENCE.
On the 18th Aguinaldo issued flying
proclamation charging Americans
with initiative and declared war; Sun
, day issued another calling all to re-
sist foreign invasion. His influence
throughout this section dcstroyed; :;
now applies for cessation of HOSTILE
| ties and conference; have declined to
answer. 1nsurgent expectation of ris-
ing in city on night of 4th unrealized.
Provost marshal general, with adj
mirable disposition of troops, defeat
ed every attempt. City quiet, business
resumed, natives respectful and cheer.
full. The fighting qualities Of the
American troops was revelation to
all the Inhabitants.
| Signed. OTIS.
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of the 0rdel
ro1. JAMES A. SEXTON.

Escorted by the G. A. r. and by de-
tails Of letter carriers and post Office
clerks. the body was taken from the
,os;dence on La Sale avenue at 0 a.
m and conveyed to Memorial hall.
There it lay in state, viewed by hun
1reds of old soldiers and friends until
lao y, m.. when the ritual service of
tbe G, 4. r. was read by National
chaplain Daniel Lucas, of Indianapo-
lis, After the 40 posts of Cook county
had viewed the remains, the funeral
nrocession formed, and the body was
borne to Rose Hill, where again the
religious ritual of the G. A. r. was
read, and three volleys, the military
salute to the dead, nred over the
bearers.
The commanders of the 40 posts of
Cook county acted as honorary pail
bearer
At night there was meeting of the
executive committee of the national
council of the administration G. A. R.,
for the purpose Of deciding upon a
successor to fill the unexpired term OF
the late commander. The candidates
are Gen. John G. Black, of Illinois,
and Senior Vice-Commander w. c,
Johnson, of Ohio.
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TO LEGAL1ZE BOXING BOUTS.
Two Bills Introduces In tho Missouri House
o, Representative. to Lex.,,.s aud
Regulate Boxing Contests.

jefferson City, Mo-, Feb. s.-Two
bills were introduced in the Missouri
house of representatives licensing box
ing and sparring contests, One by
Burleigh, of St. Louis, allows such
contests by incorporated athletic as
sociations on a license of $1,000. The
contests are to be with gloves not less
that five ounces in weight.
The other was by Caldwell. of Kan
sas City, and permits such contests in
cities of over 100000 on licenses by
police commissioners and under the
directions of the police commissioners.
The license is $1,000 for each contest.
Contests shall be with gloves of not
less than five ounces, and shall not be
over rs rounds.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-11
A1uluHltlO's BaCkers.

Washington, Feb. s.-United States
Consul General Wildman, at Hong
Kong, cables that Aguinaldo is acting
under the influence of English, Ameri-
can and japanese capitalists, and ad-
yenturers who reside in Hong Kong,
but who are at present in Shanghai,
ont of danger. Mr.. Wildman has in
formation to the effect that Japan has
recently sold large quantities of mod
ern arms and ammunition to Aguin-
aldo.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-11
WHOLESALE BRIBERY.
With Modern Methods OF Government Ja-
pan Seems to Have Imbibed Gus
toms Of Other Nations.

Seattle, Wash.. Feb. 8.-.Accordjrg
to oriental advices the Japanese gov
ernment is accused of wholesale brib-
cry in connection with the recent pas
sage of the land tax bill through the
diet. member named koyama OPEN
ly declared in the diet that he had re-
ceived 1000 yen from government
agents to vote for the land bill. He
made this statement just before cast
ing his vote, and then proceeded to
vote against it. Mr.. Senda. another
member. then declared his intention of
having Koyama impeached.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-11
WEDDING BELLS IN ORANGE.
Two Daughters Of u New jersey Millionaire
Candidates for the Joys Of
MatrimOny.

New York, Feb. S.-Miss Lillian
Esther Nevins. daughter Of Thomas
Ncvins, the millionaire contractor Of
East Orange. y. j.. was married to
John Frederick Nestor, of Detroit,
Mich, at $50 p. m., in st. Johns Cath
olic church in Orange. A sister of the
bride. Miss Catherine Nevins, will on
Thursdar become the bride of Nicho-
las Doyle, Of Wexford. Ireland. This
marriage will also take place in ST.
Johns church,.
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ON HER WAY TO CHINA.
M,ss Charlotte Ives, Of Chsmbsrsburg, Pa.
I'm Routs to Chin Kisng, China, to Wed
United states Consul Putnam.

San Francisco, Feb. S.-Miss Char
lotte Ives, of Chambersburg. Pa, is
in this city on her way to China, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Mer-
riih Of Boston. She is going to the
prient to wed John Risley Putnam,
Ion of,.John NJ. Putnam, a Judge OF the
annsfIate division Of the supreme
court of New York state.
His home is at Saratoga Springs,
N. ", but he entered the con-
sular service of the United States gov
erument some time ago, and Is now
stationed at Chin Kiang, China.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-11
Henry q. Barnet's body Exhum

New York, Feb. S.--The body OF
Henry c. Barnet who is alleged to
have died of poisoning under circum-
stances that indicate a connection
with the case of Mrs. Kate J. Adams,
whose death from dose of cyanide
of mercury sent through the mails to
II. S. Cornish, is still an unsolyed mys-
terry. has been eXhumed at Greenwood
cemetery where it was inferred on
December II. 1898.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-11
A STORMY PASSAGE.
The British Steamer MartsllO Lost Four
! Men and the Captain and Second
Officer were Injured.

Portland. England, Feb. S.--The
british steamer MarteIlo, from New
York, on January D.. for Hull. passed
here. and signalled that her chief Of
hcer and boatSwain had been killed,
had been drowned. and that the cap
tain and second officer We're injured
during the fearful weather expert
enced while on her way here from
New York. The steamer lost her
boats and ventilators, and was other
wise damaged.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-11
River News.
g.. ,.u,a Change
81 Ai'os"' G1uce "a hour
THE MARKET REPORT.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 8.


St. Louis - Flour Patents, s50H36o;
other grades. s.. soM525. Whedt-No, red.
72N,, &c. Corn--No. mixed, &-4c Oats
No >, 2>1cc Hay-Prairie. $bo0diSj0:
timothy, $7.wua5o, Butter-('rcamrry. 80
2l':c; dairy, l4ml1c. Eggs reSh, ltiac.
$1,000 Bacon--C!ear ribs, 5'2c. Wool
Choice tub washed. 24G26
Chicago Closing quotations: Wheat
May. 1zac; July li.c, Corn-F February,
35l2c; May, 367su3Ic; July, S.asn3'12C. Oats
February, @1asm2Ilac: Nav, 2N'sn ~ l2c:
July, 26asc Pork-t ebruary. $1,000; May,
SlO.l7lsnlo.2o. l.ard-Fetruary. $3.50; NAV,
$575dt5 77la; July. $5S5u5.S.hg Short ribs
February, s4.9j; May, $5O112; July s5.li2V
$50
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-11
Tho MNjne'e Dead at Havana.

Havana, Feb. s.--COmmodore Crom-
well has notified the American ladies'
here that he will join cheerfully in
their plans to decorate the graves Of
the victims of the Maine on the ami
versary of the disaster. He explains
that his delay in cooperating with
them was due to the fact that he did
not know whether Admiral Sampson 8
squadron would arrive before the 18th.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-11
LIES LIKE A SPANIARD.
Cablegram from Aguinaldo to the Filipino
Junta In London.

London, Feb. s.-The Filipino junta
here has received cabIegram from
AgonciIo, the agent of Aguinado.
dated Montreal, February Z, "Deplor-
ing the hostiIites which have had the
effect of securing the ratification of
the peace treaty."
Agoncillo also says he believes the
outbreak was provoked byAthe Ameri-
cans in order to insure Disqualification
of the treaty, and declares that the
Filipinos Ear from being the aggres-
sors. were taken by surprise and were
uuprepared."
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-11
Rig Fire at Prairie Du Chien, Wis.

Prairie Du Chen. Wis. Feb. Sire
destroyed the following stores: J..
The e. Sons, shoe store. Boucho e.
Nacket's grocery. Horace Beeche >
hardware. McFeeter's art gallery,
Mrs. Relt's millinery: John Koch $
tailor shop: Zimmerman. jrwe!ry;
Poehler e. Sons grocery: {. Grrely.
dry goods: H. Bearh'S art studio. Loss,
100000, insurance light.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-11
A Town Helpless Amid Flames.

Webster City. Ia, Feb. s.-Helmont,
a town of over 1000 inhabitants in
Wright county. is burning. The wa
ter hvdrants are frozen. the temprra-
ture is 21 degrees below zero and the
tiremen are helpless. Many residents
have been driven from their homes
without sufficient clothing for protec-
ton against the terrible cold.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-11
Colde.t seven Days Recorded.

Denver, COL, Feb. S.-According to
the Official figures in possession of the
local branch of the weather bureau,
the first seven days in February of
this year experienced the coolest
weather for the period named that has
ever been recorded in Denver.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-11
Was n Clsssmate Of den. Grant.

Louisville, Ky, Feb. s.-Capt.
Thomas Crawford, aged rs. a Mexican
veteran, died at his home in this city
Tuesday night. His death was indi-
rcctly caused by wounds which he re-
ceived in the battle of Cherubusco. He
graduated from West Point in the
same class with Gen. Grant.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-11

St. Louis-Cattle-Fa Fancy exports, s5.oo0
Sis; butchers, $4,25m4so: stockers, S2.75V
40; cows and heifcrs. s2.5om4.55: Hogs
Packing S. 5OM3.y5 butchers, S 45u3m;
light $525G31 IS. Sheep-Mutton sheep, s3.lO
GAPS: lambs $+.2515.21.
Chicago-Hogs- Light, s355M3sQ; mixed,
$36Om34U; heavy, s3,55n3.9o. Cattle
Beeves. $.O0MG.0G: cows and heiferS, 500
M4,5O; stockers and feeders. $S034 40.
Sheep-Natives, $3.0oG4.40 lambs, $45oD
500.
Kansas City--l'attle-N Native steers $5S
@5.55; Texas steers. 50, i'Tf4 45. Texas cows.
g. 5Odi3 g. 25; native cows and hoifnrs, $2Wp
43o; stockers and feeders, 81 2I5M5Ml. Hogs
vies, S6Od3. 10; packers, S,55Q 3. %;
mixed S350m3.1O; lights, s3.S0m36o; york
ers. 81 55N3to Sheep-Lambs S,o0no.O5;
muttons $300m4.l5.
Cincinnati at s. 32ani3.90.