El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-22

Gen. Brooke says he prefers refrig-
| Gated beef to that on the hOot.
Senior Castillo will continue to rep
resent the Spanish government at
| Paris.
II is thought that a fertilization will
| be erected on Harris island in Long
| Island sound.
Company G, eight Illinois volunteers,
| received a grand welcome On its return
| to Jacksonville, that state.
The enc hundred and 81 tieth Indiana
| volunteers, in camp at Savannah, Ga,
will be mustered out on the 25th inst.
Archduke Ernest, a general of cav
| airy in the Austrian army, died at
| Arco, TyrOl. He was "A years cid.
Maj. VIM. Dolz, brigade surgeon
United States volunteers, was hOnora-
bly, discharged April s, his services Le-
| ing no longer required.
From recent advices it is thous t
| that a clash will occur between NJ
way and Sweden, with the forme.
| country the aggressor
| The body of Private Clay Greene, one
of Roosevelt's rough riders, who was
| killed on San Juan hill, has been bur
leu at his home, Cerrilos, N. M.
Second Lieut.. VIM. S. Haze. sixth
| United States artillery, is transferred
| to the fourth United States a: tillery,
| battery K, and will join that battery.
Col. Funston, who was the first
| American to enter MaloloS aftsr its
surrender, is native OF Arkansas. ii S
! father was an officer in the Conf d Err
| ate army.
The extension of the leave of alb
sence granted Chaplain VIM. K. Simp-
| son. fifth United States volunteer in
! fantry, is further extended one month
! on account of sickness.
Chaplain John "A Randolph, recently
appointed, will proceed to Fort Sam
| Houston. Tex. and report to the COM
| manding officer sixth United States in
fantry, for assignment to duty with
! that regiment.
Lieut.. John M. Elliott, the intel1i-
gence officer of the Baltimore, has for
warded to the navy department re-
port on the effects of the gun fire Of
Dewey's fleet upon the Spanish war
vessels of Manila.
Four companies of the second Illi-
nois volunteers arrived at Savannah,
Ca, on the Ward line steamer Viga1-
ancia from Dry Tortugas quarantine
and went to Augusta, where the regi-
ment is quartered.
Army officers have decided to es-
tablish at Southport, n. c., a camp for
soldiers returning from Cuba while
their baggage is undergoing fumiga-
ton. Grounds near old Fort Fisher
will be used for this purpose.
Princess Loewenstein Wertheim was
officially notified of the death of her
husband through the United States en-
bassy at London. The princess was
Lady Anne Saville, young woman Of
great beauty and large fortune.
Dispatches received from Ras Jibou-
til, on the Red sea. says the Marchand
expedition, from Fashoda, arrived, all
we'll, at Addisabeba, the capital of
Abyssinia, Oh March IL, and met with
a warm reception from the AbysSin-
ians,
Acting Assistant Surgeon c. NJ.
Drake, United States army, will pro-
coed from Macon, Ga, to Jefferson
Barracks, Mo-, and report to the COM
manding officer. battery E, first United
States artillery, for duty, to accom-
pany the battery to Manila.
The remains of Lieuts. Henhi L. Nc
Corkle and John ]. Barnard, two of the
heroes who fell at Santiago, were re-
inferred in the National cemetery at
Knoxville, Tenn. The bodies were es-
corted from New York to Knoxville by
Gen. II. F. Bernard Of the soldiers
home at Washington. formerly of JEFF
ferson barracks, the father of Lieut..
Bernard.
The American liner Paris, which
sailed from New York the early part
Of March with a large party of excur-
sionStS for a cruise to the West In
dies, and especially to the scenes of the
late war, arrived at Old Point, Va,
directly from Santiago de Cuba. 1t was
on this trip that ex-Secretary of State
Sherman was taken i'll and had to be
brought back before he had completed
it.
The Cuban government, as admins
tered by the United States military au-
thorities, has yielded for the first quar-
ter s3.500,000 as customs receipts. OF
this amount $4,000 900 has been spent
the City of Havana getting LOO ,010,
and the City of Santiago $259. 900. Each
provincial governor received all he
asked
Adjt. Gen. II. H. Pierce arrived at
Fort Dodge. Ia. from Sioux City and |
mustered in company G.. A number OF |
the former members OF the former COM |
pany G. enlisted in the new company |
Lieut.. Gales of the former company, |
was selected as the captain of the new |
company.
The United States cruiser Raleigh. |
Capt. Joseph r. Coghlan. from Manila, |
on Dec. 10 coaled at Fayal, Azores, |
will coal at Bermuda April S, and ex.
poets to reach New York on April Is
The Raleigh has been having stormy
weather on the Atlantic, but travelled
splendidly.