davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10
At. Paurs Theatrical special.

CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-The Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul railroad today ran
special train of four baggage cars and
three coches from Chicago TO Milwaukee,
carrying four theatrical companies, num-
boring 1S5 people, who Will fill dates at
the formal opening a Milwaukee tomor-
row Of the theatr ical sea son.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10

The Northern Pacific exhibit car, con-
tanning specimens of the cereals, fruits
and other products of the West. now at
the state fair, viii be taken cut this week
the car spent eighteen months in the East
and was visited by 5000 people.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10

Bread made from Apple Blossom Flour
Is a heaIthful food for young children.
In milling its bone and tissue properties
are carefully nurseds tt
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10
Will MARCH SUNDAY
THOUSANDS OF GERMAN CATHO-
Lies WILL BE IN LINE
NEXT WEEK
PARADE WILL BE A FEATURE

During the Week Of Sept. II There
Will Be Held Convention of
German Catholic Central Societies
List of the Societies That Have
Announced Their Intention OF
PRrticip eating in the Same.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10

There Is an individuality about Haynes
photoa Corner Selby and Virginia ave-
nue4s
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10
NEWS OF RAILROADS
GREAT WESTERNS ANNUAL STATE
MENT OCCASIONS TALK AMONG
LOCAL RAILROAD MEN
ONE THEORY IS QUESTIONED

Statement Does Not Appear to Bear
Out President Stickney's Conclu-
sions-ComparisOns of the Kansas
1y Fair, as Difference in Traffic
Is Hardly Great Enough.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10

That May Eclipse the Famous Mines
OF South America-All the Stones
So Far Found Have Been Thor
oughIy Examined and Pronounce
ed Genuine Diamonds OF the Pur-
est Water.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10

Tenth and Cedar, up Tenth to st. Peter.
to Ninth, to Fort. to Sixth, to Washing
ton, to Third, to Market, to st. Peter, to
Fourth, to SibIey, to Sixth, to Cedar, to
Exchange, to Assumption hail. where
they will disband.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10
.INE OF MARCH.

This division will consist of all Catho-
| lie societies of Minneapolis and two
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-28
FIGHT WITH OUTLAY.
Rattle IN Rock CHI Mountains, sons,
y Green River, wy. ,,4s; y

Rattle in Rock Cln Mountains, sons,l "
y Green River, wy. =
CHEYENNE March 27.-Information
has been received of a battle fous int
Thursday evening in the Rock Cliff
mountains, south of Green River. Wy.
between posse of Utah. Wyoming and
Colorado officers and portion Of the
Robbers Roost band of outlaws. " "a,
There werel2 officers, 4 from each
state named, headed by the veteran
mountail,eer. Sheriff Tyler Of Grand
county, Colorado. and 9 outlaws in the
engagement. The fighting lasted for
several hours and ove- 100 shots were
exchanged. .E
One OF the officers. Deputy Ras An
derson of Price, Utah. was wounded in
the right arm. Bill Walker, brother of
Joe Walker. the notorious outlaw who
was killed by Utah officers year ago,
is reported to have been mortally
wounded. "a ~, !: :t5
The scene of the battle was in deep
and crooked defile in the heart Of the
mountains. Z. The outlaws escaped, tax
Ing Walker with then. 49,. Y :,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-28
Beware Of O,ntments foI Ca

Beware Of O,ntments fol Ca
tarrh that Contain Mercury,
an mercury will surely destroy the
sense III smell ana completely de-
range the whole system when enter
irg 1t through the mucous surfaces
Such articles should nevPrlb e used
except On prescriptions from r'I'u-
table ply sictans. AZ the damage they
will do IL ten fold to the good you
can p,.ssibsy drive from them.
Halls GatA.rh Cure. manufactured
Nv F J Cheney & 90. Toledo. o.,
cont aims no mercury. AMI Ia taken
Internally, acting d,rpctlv unon the
blood and mucous surfaces III the
syst+m In buying Halls Catarrh
i'urt. t'p surt' You get the genuine 1t
II ,akan internally. and made. In To
leflD, Ohio. by F. j. Cheney Il C''
Tpatjmt,niala free
Sold ny druggi-ts. price 7M. per
bottle. T. #t&
Halls Family pills are the best.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-28

N. II. Cochran, u Randall, - u
n tow ~ M.,naitl. H VI NJ Sss8 ylss @
Nj N h R,,a,iIn,a s,ter q. WI Downing vas
\ - ,h.. city Frids y VA sty
\. ~ MI. Lulm Hun returned Monday
from, a 81. Paul visit. 5ss
$3Ss Sa,, atOr Buck man came up from l
# 81 paMl sunday noon Il. 5sja
/ n Mrs Il; l.aiOnd, u staples. q visit
I'M l. latsves III the city. Vi. "A. ,s.8 gs-
Frank Jarbne returned SATURDAY
ron, Y trip y, tine cities.
N:. II. Lambert, ~ Rt,yalton. was
8 ctt.$visitOr SBturday 81 q
"A "A. G Ellis. ~ ~. loud, was IN the '
cjiA.InDday On business g lt'a'
r. Is. GOmnn, IL st. Cloud, was q
Little Falls viaitO Monday,
~ Fred Hoffman, III Brainerd, was 10
= thu city FRIDAY On business.
Miss ora Rhodes went to 81.
Cloud Friday 10 visit friends.
r. y. HinkIe rel urned Monday from
business trip to Park Rapids.
Mrs. F. A. summer went to Sauk
Center Monday to visit relatives.
A. VEG. Mcdonald, Of Duluth. 70 In
4, the cit visiting relative and friends
Robert Planes. Of st. Cloud, was
registered at the Buchanan Monday.
Mrs NJ. M. Williams returned
Thursday night from = visit ut st.
Paul.
Bert Brannen, Of ROyaltOn, visited
\ II, ~. Falls relatives and friends
Monday. 5.
Geo. SCHROEDER returned Monday
from a visit Of several days at the
IL Twin Cities. q y MI
Mrs. C.E. I arlAOn returned Monday
from u Whit with relattvea ana
b trie, .'s at Sank Center. 4 .G%oG E}3
Miss Nellie BAxter arrived IN the
cit. saturday from Chaska, Minn.,
Tor u visit with her mother.
John Collins. OF Holding'a Ford,
STORMS county. was In the city Sun.
+. dav visiting with his brother, F.. W.
3. Collins. .a......,..j ~,
II. a. Conner returned Saturday
from the plneries where he has been
hooking after the emitting at timber
for the Pine Tree Lumber company
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-28
~ II54E. ~ III n Il7IF ~ IT 1E .tfITII
SHIELDED MALABON.

Al Is 8 tT
The Helena and the Army Gunboats DO
Good Work. aJs. ss8
" MANILA, March 27.-The Helena and
the army gunboats shelled Malabon and
the country beyond while the Monad-
mock focused all ito batteries upon
Paranaque for two hours for the pur.
pose Of destroying the military stores
there. u great smoke was caused, but
a. the insurgents are In possession Of
the town the results Of the Smelling are
not obtainable. s..5 55.. III
h The evacuation Of Malabon was a
picturesque rout, thousands OF men,
twomsn and children, loaded down with
household goods, some with their dear
Ct treasures-fghting cocks-under
their arms, poured across the sw;amps
II tho early morning. .r rs vi
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-28
Latter's Force nferIori In Nun :
Dor but Thsir. Positlon W. n
Very Strong. Il.
OUR LOSSES QylTE ! aEAv,
Practically TWO Hundred Killed
and Wounded During tho
Engagement.
Colonel Egbert Of the Twenty
second Infantry Included
In the List.

MANILA, March s7.-Ths United
States troops under Brigadier General
Lloyd Wheaton captured the town Of
Malinta, beyond the Tulihan river,
after . sharp fight. Colonel Harry G.
Egbert Of the Twenty second infantry
was killed. Prince Leowenstein, for.
merly aide-de-camp on the star of Brig
adler General Miller at Iloilo, somehow
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-28

Whsatcn and lii stan Close bshind
and scouts closely observing the ground.
When the Americans were within
about 300 yards Of the Entertainments
the Filipinos suddenly volleysd heavily.
The Twenty.secoud. which was holding
the center, suffered consid erably, but
with the Oregons On the left and the
Kansans On the right IA the woods, the
fighting was kept up half an hour, the
Twsuty.second infantry advancing up
the slope. through the thick grass, nm
der the hottest fire. General Wheaton
and his staff were al the time under .
rain Of bullets.
Though apparently the enemy's force
was much smaller than that OF the
Americans they had an immense advan-
tage u position and il opportunity TO
retreat. Il. ..I N. Il;
General kacArthur's advance guard
the Third artillery and the Twentieth
Kansas regiment. Joined General
Wheaton's brigade shortly after Nh
linta was taken, approaching along the
Novaliches road westerly.
Drives Out ~ Orssonians.
The Second Oregon regiment encoun-
tered 1000 Filipinos west Of Malinta
who were retreating from Malabon.
The enemy had taken up : position be-
hind four rows Of intrenchments. but
was driven out after an hours heavy
fighting.
Tbs Third artillery, acting q infan-
try, with two guns Of tho Utah artillery
and the Kansans, had . sharp fighte east
Of Malinta. The Americans had but
slight losses. z,.. !.
General MacArthur's division il I'd.
vancing upon Polo along the railroad.
As the bridge 10 destroyed and the river
cannot be forded the advance il tempo
rarily checked.
The soldiers were much exhausted
and there were several prostrstions
from the heat, which was intense. The
dead and wounded were collected in the
shade Of the trees and carried on
stretchers across the river to the train.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-28
The Lowest Rates East

are offered via the Nickel Plate Road
With solid through trains to New York,
and through sleeping cars to Boston.
Travellers via this deservedly popular low
rate lines are offered all cOnveniences of
an exacting travelling public. Then too,
the quality Of the service il unsurpassed.
Modern day coaches and luxurious sleep
ing cars cont ibutes 10 the comfort 81 pas
sengers. while sunexcelled dining cara
cater 10 the tastes ~ the tstst exactinx.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-28
saturday was the Inst day Tor
introducing bills In the legislature,
unless by request Of the ROvernOr.

Rev. e. Edwards, pastor III the
English Baptist church at Miners
Vile, Pa, when suffering with rheu.
ma tism, was advised 70 try Cham.
berlajn,o Cream Balm. He says:
"A few application Of, this IMMINENT
proved az great service to me. II
subd ued the inflammation and re-
lieve1i the pain. should any sufferer
profit ~ giving Pain Balm q trial II
viii please me-" For sale at Wetsel's
drug store.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-28
ssultsd Il I'VE Ds.ths.

Il Prr1sBuRa, March PA freight
wreck on the Fort Wayne and Chicago
railroad at Jacks Run, Just below the
city, resulted in the death Of two men,
the probable fatal injury Of another
and the complete destruction Of an en-.
CINE and 10 freight cars. ss
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-28
9loh 90 (;losS "a.

The bOard u esineatiOn Monday
On the nd Vice " the u slt'l Officer.
ordered the city schools closed for
. week On account ~ the prevalence
Of diphtheria among school children
Log hauling II kerpiux the OlIing
stock Of the BrAlnerd & Northern
Minnesota railway comparatively
busy th4~. days. An average nt from
13O 10 l75 cars per day Ia coming
down over the line \ q I've dumped a.
the log landing ut B ainerd AZ
soon NJ ha,,liDg n the woods IL n"
longer possible tor want ~ SNOW.
the r1nd Will commence making prep
ara tiODs for hauling out the large
plumber III logs that have been bank
ell on the variOuA lax = i. 4.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-28
-. s. J, 1he kid yos Have AlNas Bsag
st. : srzEzzZz<:z7sx
The sure Ia Grippe Cure.

~. 4s@S!!'T7' $3.50 - - 7VS"sV%I'- 4
!. There ID M ,lse suffering from this
dreadful mnlsdx. II YOU will on, get
the right remedy. You are having
pain al through your body, ~,:,Mr
liver I. out 1T order. tlavt D.l ..npn-
tite. no life or ambit on. have n lad
cold, In fact are completely uapd up.
Electric Bittpr9 h the only remedy
that will give YOU prompt relief.
They act directly on tOtlr Liver.
Stomach and Kidneys, tome M the
whole system,And make YOU itr'E like
q new heing Vhey nrt. guaranteed
to cure Or price refunded. For sale
mt L D, Browns drug store, Oplv 80
cents Der bot. IT. ssSS n MI
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-28
BOARD ADJOURNED.
County Commissioners Com
plate the Business Before
III Them Friday. 4.

The March session Of the board O1
county cOmmmi.siOners came to- an
ODD at about 2 O'clt,ck Friday after-
noon the business before It having
been completed. The following are
the transactions. Oi the hoard on
Friday. A
On motion made and carried Com
missipners jacobson and Lakin
we're appointed q c"mntttee on In.
snraIcr for the ensuing year.
..pI,lica tj..il ri J Anderson.
l,,r ,,hH ten1pn IL taxes OiI ~ feet VI
lot " Ll,,ck 8 In Sterle's ad to city ~
Little Falls, WAS allowed by the
hoard and recommended to state
auHi,Or for approval. Z. t 2
The application oi Walter Lam.
.hPrt, I" purchase is'r taxes lots ! and
= blk 8. 81 Lugan's I'D to R0yaltnn.
was accepted ny the board aud
recommended to the state auditor
for apprnval; total taAes, penalty
and interest. "a 81 amt bid $4Ss27
A hearing wa xra n ted ON the fol.
lowing school pesitio .: ! INV V
Peter DOurette. asking to he set Off
from school dist No. ~ and attached
rtD dist No ~. :
Octave Plante. asking to be get on
'iiatn school district NJ ~ and al.
stacted to district M -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-28
SATURDAYS FIGHTING.

Thira ARTILLERY asds Drsgss Regiment
5 !: Isss Hsavily. s n. 81
MANILA, March 27.-At 8 1. n. an ad-
vance was begun oil along the lines
from San Juan DO Monte to Caloocan.
The entire division under General Mac.
Arthur Wa engaged In tho movement,
the brigades being commanded BY Cen
erals Harrison g. Otis, Halo, Hall and
Wheaton. IN s3s* s5.is.4 $5
.s& The Nebraska and Colorado volunteer
rsgiimsnts sa,countl - ffr HI strong,
resistance. This wa at San Francisco
del Monte and IN tho surrounding
trenches. ::zhs, cavalry outAanked the
enemy, who 1roke and ran, suffering q
severe loss. But the enemy made .
stubborn stand il. the woods north Of
the Lalomac church. !. s3
Easny KsDt Up : steady Fire. NE
= The Twentieth Kansas and Tenth
Pennsylvania regiments, with the Mon
tana volunteers on the left. protected by
the Utah battery, advanced over the
open rice fields. The enemy, strongly
entrenched il the, woods, kept up q
steady fire until the Americans were in
close quarters. Then the rebels fed
through the woods under raging fire.
General Hale's brigade was soon fol-
lowed by General Harrison G.. Otis
brigade. The insurgents opened fire on
our right. Our advance was over open
ground for q mile and q half. The
Third artillery. at the apex on whichithe
line was to turn, got the hardest fight
ing. It was in perfect hell during the
mile and q half, and lost 9 per cent Of
its men. q
~ Crossed the River Under Fire. =
The Third artillery crossed the river
an hour and a half before any Of the
other troops. Later the Kansas volun-
teers came up on our left and crossed
the river under fire. They lost eight
men. They found ~ dead 'Fillpinos on
the bank. The insurgents stopped firing
when our doctors went forward to get
the Filipino wounded. ~
On the left, toward the sea, Wheaton's
brigade pounded it's way through three
series Of insurgent trenches. The Ore
fgon regiment lost atSleast 40 men. It
was great fight. s
The insurgents fought we'll. Our
loss was the greatest in the campaign
in proportion to the number Of troops
engaged. Yy& Eye, Fg.*
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-28
10000 Acres for Sale III Morrison
aud Todd Counties. Minnesotl

These !ands include the socalled st.
! ra9i and {, chicago, Or "Skinner" !ands.
cent. VIII give contract for sl:OO an acre,
with annual instailments for years at 8
per cent. Wherever these lands adioin
gage back for the entire purchase price.
Warranty d. ed will also be give,. 70 all
parties who will erect houses and barns
der cultivation. Mortgage will be taken
back for the entire purchase price, with
annual instailn1ents for S years at 6per
o Notice. IL aise gwen tha. 't "a - r.
removing timber and hay from these
lands will be prosecnted 70 the full extent
Guaranty Bldg, Minneapolis. -. ,,,s. zs&
Bucklen's Arnica Salve @
The best I've in the world for
cuts. bruises. sores, ulcers, salt
rhrum, fever sores. letters, chappfti
hands, chilbtnins, cnrns and all skin
eruptiUna. and positively cures piles,
or M pay required 1t is gIar"Dtr pd
til give perfect VA iisfsctiun nr money
refunded Price - cents per box
Far sale by l. D Brown.
-Laat hu tanner u storm destroy d
the trees III the Bruinrrd park. and
the city council has decided to act
out 4,M shade trees in " s@& Ii
i5..a &pT, ------- Z&.,f 'hs,.F
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
'Chis remedy IL iutenie,i especially
for coughs. colds. group. whOVping
cough and inflnenzh IT has Eecn.ne
IL nous for, itA cufes III these Diseases,
over u large part OF the civilized
world. The most flatteriDg trsti.
muninis have been received. giving
accounts Of it's good works; Of the
aKgravatinx and persistent cough.
II has cured; III severe colds that
have Welded promptly 70 It's sOOth-
Ing effects, aud ~ the dangerous Mt
tacka ut group 1t has cured. often
saving the III. Of the child. The ex-
teDeive use 1T 1t for " hopping ct.ngh
haR shown that II rObs that disease.
Vt all dangerous consequences. Stpid
at Wetsel'e drug store.
Pitcher Phyle has heen dropped
from the st. Paul base bali team this
st5 ~ i.--s u SIS, $~lG$
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-28

The fight In the senate over the
bill tn increase the gross earnings
tax IN railroads comes VI, on Tues.
day. W. u N sst,Gs
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-28

BROADER GENERAL WhA al:l,o
got in front OF tho firing line and was
shot In the side, dying almost instantly.
The American casualties were much
lighter than those Of Saturday. the total
loss thus far reached stnce tho engage
ment commenced being = hllsd and
40 wounded. "A: 1.
General Wheaton entered Mahnta,
which 70 small village Of huts at
o'clock n the AFTERNOON. I.
Guuboass ehelli1g llalahea. MI. II
Tho United States gunboat Helena
and other gunboats have been Smelling
Malabon, about mile northwest Of
Caloocan, for several hours.
The insurgents made q fierce resist
ahce to the American advance up the
railway Is Nsl1nta. 5.8 :y.-5
Evidently anticipating IN attack
/ 900 insurgents vacated Malabon dur
ing the night and attempted to burn
the town. General Wheaton's brigade.
composed Of the Second Oregon regi-
ment and the Twenty-second and
infantry. stretched out
along the railroad from Caloocan to the
Tulihan river, was powerless to prevent
the withdrawal on account Of the nat
ural obstacles. A column Of smoke
showed the enemy's intentions, soon
there were other columns at various
points and then flames. There were
mills and honaaa burned ut var;ons
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-28

Long Prairie Leader: Anton John
son was III from Randall YESTERDAY
He will finish his contract Of sa wing
near that place this week and will
then ship to- a point y ven mics
southeast of Swanvillr. where he has
taken another contract Of an wing
about l75.OtN' feet Of logs. He also
expects to ~ " ut this last named
place ~ xt winter.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-28

have heen afflicted with rheuma-
tism for fourteen years and nothing
seemed III give any relief ] ~aa
able to be around AlLthp time. bur
constant y Hntfprtng, had trie'i
every thing I could hear III and at
last waa told Il, trv tina mberlain's
Pain Balm. which I did. and wac
immedia tFiv relieved and In short
time cured ] am happy to say that
It has NOT since returned. OsH.
EDGAR Germantown. Cal. For sale
ut Wetzpl'a drug store
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-28

Gu n'ntlOn made ami carried the
application Al Anton Hesch was re.
considered and laid over to July
meeting. .E hi &sa
MI. The application OF Geo Bullen for
abatement III taxes On lot 4 blk ~
city pf Little Fails was allowed by
the board and recommend to the
state auditor for approval. .5
The application Ut F. Graham for
STATEMENT OF taxes on the wh Of
blOcks8l and 81 city Little Falls,
was allowed By the hoard and
recommended to the state auditor
for approval.
Board adjourned zine die.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-28
Relief ] I 9 ! ||||s'|'|'
(. III VI 4. Z. 4 Il,
Pain i I.
-C;rain-O BrlnRs Relief

to the coffee drinker. Coffee drinking is g
habit that il universally intulGed in and
almost al universally injurious Have
YOU tried Grain-O? It is almost like. coffee
but the effects are just the Oppt$te.
Coffee upsets the stomach ruins the 81.
aeetiOn, effects the heart and disturtb- the
whole riervouA system. Grain-O tones up
the stomach, aida digestion and strength.
ens the nerves. IS and &c. per package
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-28

WASHINGTON, March 81. Tho follow
ing list Of casualties has just been given
out ct the war department:
The Killed. = =,
TwRkTIErH KANSAS .- Company E,
Privates H. s. Plumer, Curran G..
Craig; NJ. A. 8. Anabel.
THIRD ARTILLERY Battery II, Pri-
Yates William Patton, James O'Neill,
Sergeant Fogarthy; @. Privates Herbert
Ross; II, Thompson, Clarence Watts.
# SECOND OREGON Company b, Pn-
Yates II. 81. Adams; q. William w.
Cook; L, Charles Herbert, Guy Willard.
FIRST MoNTANA-Co Company e. Phi
Yates Joseph hickman; g, Percy Lock
hart, Steve Stevens; NJ, William Nit
schke. ,ss e. !. & ..i5.. i nj &
THIRD INyANTRY-C Company N, Pri-
vate Morrill,, Corporal Cummings.
TENTH Observation-Disclosures Ais
Nowall. VI. s.:.s. ,5.s 81 s,.s.
FIRST NEBRAsKA-Company A, Ser
geant Walter Poor.
FIRST COLORADO Company e, Cap
tain John $. Stewart. IT.: !.
TwENTY-sECoND INFANTRY w. Colonel
II. c. Egbert. @ h
@sr,.t The Wounded. a.
TENTH PENNsYLvAN1A-One corporal,
sixteen privates. ~.5 HI, z
h THIRD lNFAETRY-Two corporals, six
privates. !.
SEVENTH Captain Clay.
o HOSPITAL CORPS Three privates.
FOURTH INFANTRY privates.
J TwENTY-sECOND iNFANTRY-One lieu
tenant, one sergeant. twelve privates.
FIRST SOUTH DAKOTA-Company. q,
Private Walter E. Brown. "a,
TWENTIETH KANSAS One captain, one
corporal. nine privates. '. 4.
FIRST NEBRASKA - Two captains,
twelve prlvates. s2r% "a. S
SECOND OREGON One lieutenant, one
sergeant, five corporals, thirty-one pri-
Yates. > $
THIRD ART1LLERY-One lieutenant,
three sergeants, two corporals, twenty
pr1vates. r.5 @s NJ
FOURTH CAvALRY-Two sergeants,
seven privates.
FIRST w AsfuNGToN-One captain, one
sergeant, five privates. ssa.$
UTAH ARTILLERY-One corporal, one
private. ass@ Il
FIRST CoLoRADo-Four privates. %
n THIRTEENTH MINNESOTA - Company
A, Private Andrew Mortenson; I, Fred
Eckman, Leonard Porter, Sergeant Ed.
ward Meiness; 4, Privates John =.
Wheeler, James G. MCGEE, Corporal
John Connolly; L, Privates Harry n.
CLOSER, Avery Grimes; N. Pauliness
HUM. S III NJ. " 5.
Te1eAlns. d ..y.. .s=
II Just NV touching sceno. y ~,
What was itf .
~ Two tat men In bye elevator.
They touched on III ddss. Chicago
News 5.5$
General Isaac 81. Bailey. aged 20, and
3 veteran Of the civil war, was found
dead in his room in the Waldorf Astoria,
New York. Death was due to apo
plexy. 81. s5s5 q
Senator Davis has wired Colonel
Leonhauser Of the Fifteenth Minnesota
TO call for . court Of inquiry to examine
the charges made by General Young
against officers Of that regiment IN con.
nsction with the February mutiny.
General Porter, the United States
ambassador at Paris, answering IN In
sQuiry. said he was unable to discuss the
rumors that he may succeed General
Alger ~ secretary Of war, 90 Ill infor-
nation on the subject ought to come
from Washington.