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according to the asseatc
ferce fee laadiBg aaier
octwo GrflraM rnrinon
Dewey tarpntoned to
cxsieers aad its stees
plies wag abandoned.
INew Tore, May
digpftteh to Hike Wee
Song, dated May'3J, 3
bob st Mania is
Bcarco aad mmt m
the caused scuff a
weels will exhaast tl
ply. The -rdiuateers
bat the Spanish gnTrnrmnnt
: r-f iUIuU. -soon -roe. dmrlnr
it is a dealer's iraaaess to sell vtmarkat
sTCL15 Pfes for selfei
eaed. A delsgatkm
paring to wait oa CTb
-WflliaKis, as tbe
creak. The ssargaste
iwadtBg araatry.
da. sent Vr Panes! W-iX
r, 5supa- ias arrived, and with h
Sv-'cB cathartic All nirdi-
1ST SIGNAL SECT
?steaalcAiTBgeeiits ForReport-
iipjrsacli of Hostile Ships.
Satioss all along- use.
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SretesandHiadBtiealafe rsfageat wJ!TJ!rr search of tie Spaakk fleet. Wt kTl A " ANEH
SaaSaRodeOaba. Spaia's tacticlwas wmu Oa Ma v IS tie eraser St. ioais aad ,f A r ,
telaad sap- dfers aad fee terxibie erpease daflyin- feeJfeefc Tiey-were oraeraC to cafe' TfVMr llCrnejM
carred by the Affwrinni goramaeat, w.w--ir r . tie f-ereiga cables tiatsta fro Saa- 1fTwt'5 Hilfl '
?nS sie wfll aot ri a TeitofSe uj Ideat tiago de Gabaaad Gaaafaaaaw. , SseMvjf: "VV f - ' V
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rs: xae Eitaa- Tn . ,t . ' 5.600 aaorsTOianteas. Tiis will ate LjST ff o oh,), flaJS
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- mailable sap. W: '-DeeaxiagsaScieat occasion to a WJaVla aal sCxU. M FlT&t
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aataorisies I . I ,HU-aersDy do call xortb TOlaateers to irA tdr ii , ! of timo. in fTTttt o
aadiiate are threat- " TO Me wTeaM tie arecateSab- erf 7fi.mii -i. ZTi:, T, --'1 tora. Itton rf v" SS HOItXIZ
said to be pre- w. ar a.-., .Mvhaa the voiaateera called .forth fTrr L Swift's SaeciSe. I
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Chief Aniaal- I iT "Iwr:' ! & several stet aad territories .,7; " XL I " , iSmHv&IHpav
imkn from here, e 1 ' o " . " and tie Dktrir.fc of nrftw,, X 7T, " , -"" . ces ail aeeaeated cases whiali JHpRrTTIHMpHIPPalv
oionax sai ae pro-posed, to address ,,,7 , " ' y n eanesaay aiteraooci tuc crsiser otaer reedie8-have no p f f,t: irn t SS .HBipJVJWHaapiaK.
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v thebmwlujnrtettecoiH. SJ.J! Saatiago. w 'of the aring tUb, aad coailS 1 SBSPH
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GT0S, May 24. After several
wori alomr the entire stretch
tic and Grnlf coasts, tha
Straeat has t:-mpletcd the
thensiTe and efficient sys-
s tor ooservin? the an-
B hostile fleet that has ever
i operation. Anew burean
created for this pnroo5e.
ft coast signal service, in
-ptain Bartlett. The svs-
services of 3.230 men.
Uong the coast from Bar Har-
Galveston, Tex. These are
34 central stations, about
apart along the coast
in ram connected tu-
ph withjthe coast signal
department, and op-
duty night and day,
vy department in con-
Spfcic toach with the entire
tb aad Galf coasts.
-Foreiga xasdents
Cavite. Spa&lsh reports say t
werejnuea. and 700 wounded in the
bombardment by Admiral Dewey. All
classes are raiting armonsly the ar
rival or onr troops. There is no sick
ness on ohr ships.
CADIZ TEEET HAY EATS SAILED.
5e Jietn Allmred la Be Sent Oat efXbat
Pert..
IiOSDOS, Hss"2i. A-disnatch to the
Evening ITews from Madrid published
this afternoon says : "No news is al
duwed.wtt of Caiie.-.RBd altieaek it is
'aEnoancedioday that Admiral Asmara
starts hence
legal teader Botes. He held
that the arcoanfc of soaey prodaced
from taxation under the bill woald de
pend largely apon the policy adopted
relative to the issae of raore money and
tne issae of bo&ds. Ha believed that
with an issne of boads woald he re
quired largrV more taxation to produce
& m eu sac LXis.ii m woniQ witaons an
issae of bonds.
4
3Bitr&erYJee far the Army.
:7aSEZ9GTQK, May 24. The postoffice
grtnest e delaged with letters from
who wish to obtain appoint
.connection with the military
bo service at tbe different camps
& headgaartezs. By an Txnderst&nd
entered into by Postmaster Gener-
Eruery Smith and Jfirst Assis
IjitPoatoaster General Perry Heath.
.irevcr. tmi Bemce will xe snper
ed entirely by the -exisiiiin force of
'it postomco department and the active
rk of eollectinr: aad distributing mail
hsar to the forces in the field will be
naged by the officers and enlisted
of the army, without: added cx-
s to the g&recaaient.
i Qpaeto ABle-Ajuer!eaua Allisaee.
1 1 tciGa jf ar M The waited Irish
made Known Lkrongh the war dc pert-
sent."
Secretary Alger said thi$ afternoon
that the additional volunteers called
for woald no? be selected from the 2v".--
txaal Guard, as were the first 125,000,
bat the enlistments were open. The
regulations referred to in the procla-
raation nader which the
will be conducted have not yet been
XbsU Press Cemmeai, i prepared, and it is thonshi that the
IiOXDOX, May In the newspapers l isuo occasioH for hurrvin thw Tnattr?
today there -are several striking in- j until the fall draft called for in the
ataaces of American aadaaii-American I first ta-oclamatina h
tviiuuiiuw to-"reioin the rf eelimr. WMln tw mimtirnF tm. i TTia if ? t
fwM besurprising to learn pers allnde with pleasure to the refer- cates a determination to press the cam-
paign actively aad vigorously from
bow on.
One hundred and twelve thousand
Uiea have now been mastered iato the
volunteer army, of the United States,
and the official reports show that the
greater number of these are ready to
move to the front. Over two-thirds of
the state have entirely completed their
masters. The failure of some of the
states, notably four or five
in the soath, to furnish the
men called for up to this time
is a surprise to the army officers on
duty here, bat is ascribed, not to alacv'
of patriotism, but to a belief probably
shared by many of the national guard j
men who had home ties and business
connections which they could not well
afford to givn up, that plenty of other
so encumbered would read-
that the snaadron has already left and
tnattne presence or Admiral Camara,
as well as the announcement aneat the
fleet soon sailing westward, have been
a blind to cover its departure. There
is some anxiety here as to whether Ad- i
miral Cervera's squadron has been ablo
to unite an Cuba waters. If the minis- f
abouts of Admiral Cervera, they are
.keeping it very quiet."
Aiaerieu Plert OTBiTua.
Had rid, May A dispatch re
ceived here from Havanajsays : Secret
orders have been given to Admiral Cer
vera as to what course to pursae in the
event of the Americans attermitrnf to
ences to the queen in yesterday's cele
brations at 2few Tort and Tampa and
inthe-prayer of the chaplain of the
senate, the Morning Post has allowed
to appear in its columns a violent de
nunciation of America from the Hon.
Stewart Erskme, a brother of Baron
Ersiine, who alladas to America's
"present immoral warfare against
Spain," and asserts that the sentiment
of the country-which is worth having
is for Spain. On the other hand, the
St. James Gazette, which has hitherto
been bitterly anti-American, seems to
be becoming much more friendly.
VTerk f Preebytertea.
WiSOJfA. TjAKE. Twd Vat- TwtKni
Lu.umauua oerween um ami i iresbyterian general assembly today.
Spain. Americans continue to occupy t devotional
positions oatside of Havaaa, Oieafae-! Rev. "William Walka. of ifpxir A
gos, Cardenas and Santiago de Cuba, j resolution tos adopted expresson tie Pf 1101 50 cumbered wonlt
There are now 19 American warshiiK ' mrfiTai cnfw V t T irv be fount, to take their places.
fSnicago at a big mass meet-
Jb CtSral Music hall, presided over
Jala M. Smytn, nave aooprea reso
w emnhatically condemninr the
JLfti alliance between the United
Lad Great Britain. The resoln
X&b ounce the alliance as uncalled
sd aatioaally degrading, at vari
ce with American traditions, and the
itiments of a rcajoriry of the Ameri
i neaale who arc not of British an
r. It declared that such an alli
woald result in an European com
oaagaiast as, and would mako
artners in the crimes of the British
rpire against weak states and defense-
peoples.
MEaui)e MT KretHllj-lBtcrreBe.
jXDOSjMay 24. A veteran diplo-
"I expect European xnterfer-
. this wax, bat not at the present
becaace the continental powers
l find m pretext for stepping in as
: as Spain holds oat gamely, i have
j 'jqq for sappasiag that Austria is
waiting for an opportunity to do
- hing for Spain- Bat tie Austrian
- -V feels that he eanaos go against
xaach into the hands of
before Havana. It is reported that the
Spanish govemaeathas purchased an
other vessel, to be asedas an armored
cruiser. As cabled to the Associated
Press from "Brem en yesterday the 2forth
German Iiloyd steamer Havel has been
sold to afirni at Haabarg,nd sailed '
yesterday, presumably for the Mediter
ranean. Spaslah Tlet Is OS" Cab a.
Set WEsr,May 24. The movements
of the United States fleet, which are ;
iaown here, make it absolutely certain j
no battle has yet occurred, but an en- '
gagement is expected to occur this '
week. Every preparation has been J
made to destroy the Spanish fleet, '
which has been definitely located off
Cuba.
-tvey "West has not been so deserted by !
warships tor weeks as it is this morning.
All signs point to a decisive battle soon.
The hospital ship Solace and her sur
geons were ordered to be ready for ser
vice at a. moment's aotice.
sembly with the national relief com
mission and similar associations, having
in view the welfare of the soldiers,
sailors aad -muriaes eagaged in the
present war with Spain. The regular
order of the day was foreign missions.
Nebraska Crop Balletia.
Ijxcoia-, May 25. Tie last week has
been very favorable for the growth of
small grain aad grass. Bye is heading
ont; winter wheat is jointing; both
have made a very rank growth of
straw, and a few instances complaint
is made that wheat has lodged slightly.
vjtrass in pastures and on the ranges in
western counties is exceptionally good.
The wet weather retarded corn plant
ing, and there is still considerable of
the crop to be planted.
Spate Kipi Tip TlraatifHT 3ifee.
Set West, May 24. News reached
hare of a dastardly attempt to blow up
the boats of the blockading squadron.
"What is believed to have been a sub- j
marrae miae was .exploded vesterdav
by the Spaaish 30 ariles off Cape San. '
Antonio. Officers oa the warships say j
in j. r j -a ,. .
ma lanain a&s TrtTC -noannir mines
throughoat the galf stream in an at
tempt to blow up the blockading squad
ron and newspaper fleet.
TJom Change Tkeir Prtrrm.
Ixtdox, May 24. A gpecial disnatch
from Madrid today says: Evidentlv :
the program in regard- to tie Philip-
Doable Mnrder at ivry West.
HeyWxst. May 25. James J.Dor
Eey, a machinist, was found dead early
this morning in a yard within a half
block of the Key West hotel. His face
and head were braised beyond recognition-
This, together with the assault
of a gang of negroes upon William
Came, a sailor of the gunboat Morrill
last night, has roused the people to de
mand that the city he pat -nader raar-tiallsw.
Postal Paeflitie far Soldier.
Washington-, May 25. Two orders
in regard to mail from sailors aad sol
diers have been issued by Postmaster
General Emory Sadth. One order takes
tie Philippine islaads oat of the cate
gory of places where mail communica
tion with the United States is suspend
ed and the "ther revives a regulation
penaiirag Ecuoiers, sanors aad ma-
TSA53P0ETS HATE SOT SAILED.
Xtepartare of tbe Expedition to itrwfla
Js Delayed.
SasPeaxosco, May 26. The Pirst
battalion of the Tenth regiment, Penn
sylvania volnnteers, rinaibering C02
men and 38 officers, arrived in this citv
trus morning. The streets were
thronged with people who welcomed
the soldiers with the waving of flaps
and gifts of fruits and flowers. The
transport steamers have not sailed, al
though the soldiers have been on board
the City of Pekin since Monday and on
the Australia and the City of Sydney
since Tuesday. The Australia, whicL.
is the flagship of tbe fleet, is ready for
sea, but the other vessels will hardly- be
ready for several days yet. Their car
goes are not all on board and the vessels
have not been trimmed for sea. Brig
adier General Anderson and his staff
are aboard the Australia and waiting
impatiently -Tor the start.
It is announced that the transport
fleet will sail this afternoon.
spoad to the American Arc, then Morro
began to crumble. Throsgk their
glTiTiCffl the men on the Waapatack
could SCO clouds of mortar dast aad
falling walls as the shower of shells
beat an incessant fire upon them. At
last Morro ceased firing. "We've shat
her up." was the shoat that west an
from the grimy, perspiring crew of the
tug's deck. And the crew was right.
It will be & longtime before that heap
of rains can do anymore damage to
the hated Yankees.
Neither the St. Louis nor the Warn
parack was injured beyoad afew brakes
spars. Tie St. Louis aad Warapatack
proceeded from. Santiago de Cuba to the
bay of Guantaaamo, 20 miles eastward
aad cat the cable there also. The small
Spanish batteries there opened fire oa
the America its, but with the usual
poor aim.
A few well placed shots from the St.
Louis silenced the Spaniards. No sore
daring feat than that of these two ves
sels practically unarmored, goiag cooly
within range of Spanish batteries, has
been accomplished since the war began.
Spanish. Trick at Sartlaiqae.
Sr. Ptxkke, Martirnqae, May 25
The Spanish torpedo boat destroyer
Terror is being coaled by the Spanish
steamer Alicante. The Alicante lies at
the mouth of Port de Prance harbor.
It was all along supposed that she was
a hospital ship, bat there is mo doubt
that she carries a cargo of coal for the
Spanish warships. Her pretensioas to'
be a hospital ship were obviously pat
forward as a blind. The United States
consul has cautioned the Prench offic
ials of the port not to allow the Terror
to take coal in excess of the quantity
necessary to carry the Terror to the
nearest Spanish port.
-books mailed free to any address b3?
Swift Specific Co.,Atiaetef GT
Legal Notices.
NOTICE TOR rE8LfL'ATI0.Y.
ScaiaJliaSek, April 25i.JeL f
iaac8rare&TgfTesttat Secure W. Border.
oMUxweli. Jhts Sled Hiien ni lui .
Toafco final prooj beore tbe SeeMer aad Securer
tKerrth daj of Mar. 1W. oa Usber npUeattea
So. 13.H6. for the -e4bIF nf th 1
Section 2. in Ttt n-htr 12 sarik.
3fcCaBoBh. George W. Xofeerts aad WDHaai
i i m . mil vi juxrreii. nes.
JOBK T. BDOCi-f. KeKkle
COSTHST .OTICX.
Baited States Laad Oftce.
XorUt Matte. JTeb..
, . t , April 19. liS.
A Beflciect contest aSdarit baTisR bees aled ia
Misoficebj-Jotui W.JosssoB,coBte!taat. asa&ti
Jer east bait of norifeeact quarter asdeast balfol
wbet q arter wcUoa 38. toraii d 105. raage
i W, br Jasea K-T3Jer. ceatestee, la wbich it U
aaim ana iaai ibc eteatyears bare Mmd ith
o proof aad UttJaeaJL Haley does sot In-I
wmioBmprooioa satd laad (aad tbat aaal
beariag bild at W o'clock . m. tm Xar Si.
irm before) tbe Better aad Xeceirer at lS
u cuieu -iiea xaoa usee A orta Platte, rt eb.
The. said coBtestast baris. Is s proper aSaarlt.
Sled 1 pl 19. 133, et forfeeto iaieb tfenr Six
aer do. diiixeace, peraBI Krrice o tbis aotice
eaaaot C aude.it is benbrordM aj
sch sotice be given feydeeasd proper peb-
-OfiX r. HUT3Ci3r. aeger.
XOTZCE POS. PDBUCATIOX.
ZaadOSea atlfortfeJMaae JfeJu ?
Kit 2. aafL C
Notice l berehr irfren that niiw "V
bas Sled (notice of iateatioB to sake aal proof be-
mcr asa jteoNTer as tsclr cace la
Xorih Platte, XeSx, oa Xoadxy, tbe 13ih day of
Jaae,l93, oa Usber appUeatioa Xo. 12, W7, for
i-uuiuaok iibukt ci te sonaeasc qaarter
aadmctbeast qaarter ot tbe aortbwest qaarter
aad lots 3 asd 1. of sedioa S. In toaabiD ) aortb.
raage 3H -wast. Hcnnrnei .as vitaegsei Jesg Rae-
wea, urisjeioees. aoBaas J. xiaaesaaib
jm I raiii uygaz. ait or Lew, 260.
National
PXA2TJS, HZ
flAHEii
H. Semite,
P. A. TOte,
ArtinrMcNa
A gcaeral.
MoCAJptVFraartetw.
J.a
North Platie Phai
Urags and Druggists9
warrant allgpods tobe jast as repre
v
We aim to haadle tbe bearades o(
Sell eYerything at xeasoaable pric
All Presoriptione CarafuIly'Wteel by
a Lieer
Orders fro hi the country and aiem
Pacific Kailwaj is respectfuilj soT
nirsz aooc sorth of First XatiwalBaHk.
HErXAJT.aegWer.
meoiaxe engagement m Unban waters
in case Admiral Cervera will draw nff
the eaeary while tbe Cadiz fleet re
lieves Havana.
CerreraJDefeated or Caagbtla a Trap.
Madrid, May ill. The government
has eitter. received news of a crushing
defeat or that Cervera is caught in a
trap in Santiago aad caaaot get out.
All morning there have been grave con
sultations of cabinet ministers. The
Ri&?ia. or attempting to ' general air is o&e ol great senonspSss.
biltaly or Germaay toafcka quarrel j HoweU Arfirae4toaBtT.
. the Unitea Statos. ? WASsrs-cmw.Mav 24. B. B. HowpII.
j junior second lieateaaat in the navy.
piae islands has been changed. It is The government n
beUevedhere that there willbenoim- ' tosendherspeaTxmwhkh htentthSns
BOO
Kad
' UtUe IaBSr erHMla Cnhsi
Morxus, xne unitea
consul at Mataaaae, A. u. aoee
formerly of Oataha, is ordered to the
; auxiliary cruiser Prairie, bow atXew
V t. mi - a ,
Fjford, L,.was atCaatpMcKialey tarrS a w, mef
I . t Miaterview he said: i j -Prairie earras a crew of 400 men.
. . . xt i vntmnm. v Jcew xarxaavalmilitia.
r to .a38BSBf,.xae Tmutccxs ih u i -
'-oat states that taarais-iiiue aaa
jt theUaitedtStts seWiersfaSiag
tune
io disease iaCafca. ?iJd oear-
' k r Bltnriitr J"Mt ParteaB
liMaD.May 3f IJ Alaeiovar
o Aa the aactWioef
of foreiga aXAins. waeawa
edhy'stxite, tie Spaeh a-
.rior to Paris- The iiaeareraea
taso&dent of tae Assocmien
'that he dwwaet -aesae laesmce,
i it ja 3trc grsaaos.
' are aerfectly aragtitwtble Aarmgt-heaa received here ef aacagagement
Tiny seasoe it taare 5
5 aoef tieralee af JwaHh."
aetweta the
-hae-heea' received
Oregon at Iey West.
is to be collectod on delivery.
SPJLXES TEOM THE VTRTia,
; 'JL'he 2lSth renewal of the English
ueroy was run at Jvpsom Dowas Wed
ntscay, and was won by Jeddah.
The plant of the StoaghtSHi Waeon
company, one of the largest concerns of
its Joaa in Wiscoa&in, was damasred
fiu,wu uyjire rv uuiiesaay.
An extra freight train ran into a tms.
seager train Bear Pontiac, llls.,Wedaes-
. oay. xaree freight cars were badlr
smashed. u.'aere -was aoaamagedone
to tie engine or passenger oars and no
employes or passengers hurt.
BaHev Decker, colored, shot snd
, tally wounded ik wife, a white
at Tottenvaie, States Islaad, Wednes
day. He then killed hiras-elf with the
"rvaapon tie had used upon his wife.
At St. Louis Wedaesday, the Mutual
Life aad Actadaat Assurasco eosapanv
, xsrocaeraooa oi ixxxxasoave b-
, graeers elected the folk) wing Seers :
W. Patch, preaWeat; L. Zeeafas,
of the amval ef the ports of the ameers ahaw that rlw sa.
caoa k ia a prosperous eoadition.
IVebraakaas llasy Trnilaff.
Sax Pkaxosco, May Coloael
Bratt of the Nebraska volunteers is
anxioas to get in to active service. He is
making rapid work onperf ecting his regi-
rs? nt and in a short time there will be no
heifer drilled organization in the camp.
The Utah light battery practices daily
in field evolutions and theoretic work,
and the command should be useful in
the Philippines-- If the battervis left
here any length of time, ammunition
"will be applied for so that the men may
oe rurther lastracted in target practice.
The government Quartermaster last
is as men 250 pairs of
shoes.
f laasof aa Jiasliali Syndicate.
Oshkosh, May 25. There is a plan
on foot which, if carried ont, will cause
a revolution in the sash, door and blind
industry of he country. The factories
of -various places are to be purchased
and controlled by an TntrKgh syndicate.
JLhe cities embraced in tne proposition
include Minneapolis, St. Paul, Winona,
I Minn. ; Binghamton, Addison, Hornellsr
vifle, Syracuse and Buffalo. X. Y. :
Milwaukee, Wis. ; Clinton, Dubuque,
Muscatine, Lyons, Ia., and Rock Isl
and, His.
SVr IDepartsaest SeeiTes KeXewj.
WAmi-WTOK, May 24. It is staled at
the navy departmeat that bo sews
IdscbiMayai. The ioBew-
augfc to-the Examiasr ofice
tM-aortt uaieea
10 a. m.,
Bpeportrus -now
"Good weather.
i-Rr-(
CUsr tbe "Moaterey.
Sax PsAxasco, May 34. The work
ef osaliag aad nrarisigaiBg thesoni-
tor Mosterey is jaegroouag rapidly,
aadwhea this has- beea completed the
Tassel will go to Mare Tshiad to take
aa. asuHaaitioa aad. aaderge a tior-
sea. It is very probable that she will
-go to Hofiolals, there to take ea an
other supply of ooaL Preai Hoaokda
she will steaai as far as posseale, whee
she will either he taken ia tow by a
colliec, -whieh 5s to accoaaaaylerf er
refill her bcakezs freat. the collier at
It is generally understood that
will aaake fast tiae between here
Hoooluiu to catoh the transporte
l leave tit port beaore'lier.
3Te-ir Xork Steak Market.
New York, Mav 25. London failed
to respond fully to yesterday's 2?ew
Xork gains, and the stock market here
showed depression at the orcninr. the
important in t ernationals fallia j- si i r-kt 1 1- j
yeow me xonaon pantv. The fcnlls
rallied to the support of the market and
ptirciiafied round amounts of the lead-
lag specialties. The railwav stocks
wrere rather sluggish althoush there
were no iarge amounts offered.
Consty Treajrarer Ileatea asd Jlebbed.
Madexia, Cah. Mav i'5. Coshttt
Areasura- iirohn was terriblv beatpn
by robbers at an early hour thisisorp-
ing and the strong box of the couatr
nfledof ite contents bv the robbers.
The treasurer was found in aaaacoa-
scwas condition in his office shortly af
ter SaVTRTSrsr. MO bsH Vaam T. I
" uo BfecToa. aeahorc nf anmt the f aw l . ...ji i
W, rn, -Lr -r, - i ; . r aaouisa, wag
Bcrm sac aaytaiBg saort of aa
tafal to has. The election J Hawaxmx, Mav 3fi. Ti
aeaiaa cioeed aeeas aad ecexsaanstt J Jr- wocwirersrBaoved this -mm
jceea laseresc
Police Peaalea XawTold.
St. Louis, May 25. The supremo
court at Jeff erson Citv declared the St.
Louis police pension law unconstitution
al. The decision was rendered in answer
to the petition of one Heaven for a writ
of mandamus to compel the St. Louis
polico board to pay him a salary as a
member of the polico force. He had
been retired at the ead of 30 years'
service, under the law. The writ was
denied, the court holding that the con
stitution prohibits the city of St Louk
irom granting public money to or in
aid of any individual.
Wheeler Asks Tor Jtryaa.
Atlanta. Ga., May 25. A special to
the Constitution from Montgomery,
Ala., says : J. A. Ho nn tree, secretary
of the Alabama Press association, who
has just returned from Washington,
brmg3 the private tip that Major Gen-,
eral Wheeler of Alabama, is beseech
ing the president to appoint William
Jeanings Bryan of Nebraska to a high
position on his staff.
School Teaekers Ealtat.
ToHSEA, May 25. John McDonald,
president of the Kansas State Teachers'
association, states that of the 3,000 vol
unteers who were mustered into tbe
service fully 00 were school teachers.
"Almost all of the country schools were
out about the time President McKinley
issued his call for troops," said he, "aad
hundreds of teachers saw an opportun
itv to droD Jnto the service and did so."
Sates For Veterans.
Chicago, May 24. Western lines all
will knock $3 from the round trip rate
made for members of the Grand Army
of the Republic who may go to the an
nual encampment at Cincinnati this
year. fcx lar but two lines have made
that reduction, but before the end of
the week all will have fallowed the ex
ample. Grand Army men in the west
and northwest, therefore, can figure
the transportation cost .of the trip at
one full far to Chicago and $60 for the
ride from Chicago to Cincraaati and
return.
OTICX FOR PrrBUCATIOX.
iaarl OSes at Xonfe Platte. Xeb
, . , , April ISKb. im.
ftotice U berebr zirea thxt the oHmriu,..
eettier bw filed BotJce.of bfcr tnteaUon to sake
fiaal proof iaaappxtef aisebdm aad tbst said
proof will be aaae before tbe Segister aad Se-
HAKKTABAKER.
H. E. Xo. 17(778 lor tbe eart bait ol tbe Bortbvest
qaier, i sa teceoa 13, toim 11, rsBe
HeoassUie following Trftaewes to prore hi
rammaow nawwt spoB asd ealtiTaUoB of
wuui,ra: Jew iaoaer, dvard Wllaon.
WiUlasi OrlSth, and Cbaries Boree, all of Sasier
set. Xtb.
2W5 JOHjrr.fllJfMAK, Better.
gnrmiimiiifmnnuiiiiiiiuiiriiuuiviuiiinim
g Gasoline Stoves,
' Refrigerat
j j Lawn Hose,
Lawn
COXTEST XOTTCE.
"Dalted States Land Oace, Xortfe Platte. Xeb I
. . , May 1Kb, im. I
A soSdent coatestaaidaTit bariag been filed ia
tbia office by Delia Xarorfrb, contestant, aeaint
Uoseesieai! Entry 1,'n. mKi-mtAe March 4, 11,
fortbeeoctbesstqtstrterof tbe aortb art qnarter
aad tbe oortbeaet quarter of tbe soatbwest trar-
t .W ,J ,1.. . . 1 . - . . I '
. ot ao goaiawew t; carter ox
Zir . ' "i"p J- norm, raoge za west, by
CbarleS.Iioss. coatestee, ia -which iti alisRed
taaasiiBBontbs. Said parties are bereby notified
..vrpc. , jtwuu ana ouer enaenee toccbtor
iuWadoQ at ten o'clock a. m. on JmeZth,
siuKi m aiTjutci Bsu AecciTer at law ot-
f ecateetaat bavins, ia a proper aSdarit
a J.ums, ttniona. jacta -watch ebow that
iiter aw arjesce pcr?OBl errrice of thi notice
caaaot be xcrde. It isbr!rr nrAim,i j
Ibat reca notice be given by dae aad proper pabli-
'P Xegijter.
JS THE DISTRICT CO&ET Ef AXD TOEIIX
1 1 cola Connty. Xebraka.
Ia tbe Hatter ot tb application of Saasael Goo-1
aec.ciecnKirottneetaeof Saasel Urbach.de-1
cvi, m ku reai estate oeiosgias to said
tele.
Tbiscaase coming oa to be beard on the pti-
" uiaucc, ezecaior or taa emAle of
Sasiael Urbaca. deceased: It i ordered that tbe
saidtiecotnr. Samael Goasee, asd all parties in-
cxn. wow cH?e oa MOBday. tbo 27ta
day ot Jase, li, if any there be. why jfee prayer
. x,, Buuujuooi c Kraaiea to eetl tbe
Bri21e rweDty-two feet raaaiaeaortt ant nK
lbrnwhIit?,ioBlocblOS, Xortb Platte, Xebras- j
tiTT K u csiKC- xaie order to be
puiisu wxxrrumg io law la tbe Xorth PlaUe
Sated April Sth, 1238.
M tH.M.GBrXES.Jadge.
Mowj
i Garden Tools
g Seeds in Bui-fee.
If yoa need any of the above
goods first-class makes see
Eoley Elock.
lflo no one owes
PURE
LAKE
C. F. IDDINQ;
LUMBER;
Bryaa'a. CempaBy K ecta Ofieerx.
-LJXCOLX, Jay2i The electMe. of
company or&cers by the new coataaay
recruited by William J. Bryaa was heid
last night. Mr.. Bryan's frieads had i
made a canvass in "Ms behalf far the
oaptaiacyaad aewas plaeed ia.aoi-
wmm, mm wxaarew wnea it was seen
saatetaws eestrcd the alace. H. G.
J ray) ?rR St.ieaU Srii-
St. Loos, May 35. Eearacy Speedy,
iaowa all over the
." jfw. aiTea irom the Mer-
lagrrom Jawardefi castle to -rH-
I T m ...
ts lAsui. j-aeywere earned &v a !
half aos.old retaias of the faadly
! w a Bier on waeels,oa which thev werr
taaoTwthehwiiMwt the favorite
ftaadctothe
Xias Sartea at Key West.
Tampa, P'a. , May 24. The Pd Cross
ship State of Texas, with Mwg Clara
Barton, representative of the Xatioaal
Bed Cross of America, aad a corps of
surgeons and trained nurses, arrived at
Port Tampa from Key West yesterday
and cast anchor near the gunboat Hel
ena. The vessel, which is fully fitted
up for hospital purposes, and carries
supplies eeoagh for the equipment of
several Bed Cross stations, will, it is
said, fellow the Seet of troops into Ca
bas water.
XoeteTelt'a Xlder Keady.
Sax Axtoxio, May 34. It is thought
that Boosevelt's regiment of rouzh
rwers will begin Hoviag toward Cuba
withia the aaxt two days. Coleael
Leonard Wood," coHimaaeiBg the regi
ment, received a telegram from the ad-
Tutaat geaeral asrag hrmwhea he
woald he ready to -aore aad Cetoael
Wood aaswered that he co&M tart
immediately. The accessary saaalies
are being bow secured for the regiaieat
and further orders are expected.
Alt Tor Another Jutigr.
Wasshsgtox, MayjfrL Justice Har
lan of tbe supreme Jfaxt and Uaked
States Circuit J adadftaf t we hefsre
CE
As asual. I am arain orenarod f n
r - . ,, . "
inraisn rue people ot JSorth Platte
with a sapenor qaality ot lake ice.
a nave an ahuHdaace of it, aad my
cnstOHers are assured a full snn-
plv throaghont the season.
Orders left at Streitz's draff store
will receive prompt attention.
AND GRA
Order by telephone from Ifewton's Book ;
Wm. Edis.
HUMPHREYS"
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SM ?ACX StC MiHXB TUX,
"vH CONTENTS :
Tart I. DiBOREce of Horses.
PKrt II. Diseases of Cattle.
Tart III. Diseases of Sheep.
Part IV.--Dfeeases or Hogs.
Part V. Diseases of Dogs.
Part VT. Diseases of "Poultr-v.
bindiog SO ots.
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