St. Louis Post-Dispatch
July 30, 1898

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+, ae shee xpi oe : - . ” : “LY, Sen ae ee 6 SY ee ee ete ae), oo a d - - , . , A P Shy a , sp -*9 > te e ow Bak ty 3 v 4 ¢, f } Tr r a A, * . "> : ms - - ¥ it ny : of : » a - % v z WF nf — so é My ' M4 . Py * 2 al ad Le , ‘ a _ ‘ = “a P, wt we ” - *s , . a = at + b A Ps » tee . « ~ oe, car * Ys eS fea CSP, PARTICULARLY DISLIKED. Eee ee Wide WE erty) Se Spain Must Pav This Hemisphere and Give Us Manila . ‘v ‘ . “ yy + ‘ y KY ’ .* eee 4 ye - f ss * ‘ | LA President Edison «cf the Union De- 2 4 ty | isi ; - a Bag wo A =e) ar =" : aS 9 Ni; AVA Station-- | he Cabinet in Confer- nounced It as tho Most Obnoxious ated agge Ever ) \ \ | i ai Zoe EE: 4 es | Chu with the French Ambassador. “are? ee ee ee ee se atari re rca epee | ‘i BZ Sy pt eee) 4) fee | -BISMARCK’S MUCH wal oF | WASHINGTON, July 30.—The American reply to Spain dis- . ‘¢ : Og - + ; CARES. ! Tome é, hiv. _, phot Ss Bell and Kinloch telephone companies, the . / : ey y) | - a (7 ; . : z aces t | BS - id a CARR PEN tinetly gives W arning that the proposition as to surrender of all Missouri-Edison Electric lighting Co.. the . * ~ ond 2 aw c = Laciede Light and Power Co., and the Im- | A Dispatelf From Friedrichsruhe Says sovereignty In Ww est Indian waters and the selection of an island perial Electric Light, Heat and Power (o., | | y aie 3 AMES = Le oe SS Ne a ape aa! =e SEB That the Worst Is Feared. t . r s 5 Saturday night, a general strike wil! gO ‘| f ey) 4 } 4 3 Mf Cu ff, / \ Ae + that be eat De! ii) ig | ctenbenimadinnt in the Ladrones IS beyond any discussion whatever. As to the into effect Monday. if A ay eli X af Af) / a “S Ser er bt: PO or Cae a wi silt : — . . ve / 1 tf j Jo td aS : + = \ TA.: : 4 * r* . . be : hy » -tr Tr? . ster 2 ” di T | rom IF riec- » OO > "> y ‘« . ste . : This strike will involve between 300 and | : ! ar. ’2 Wy, Yy Ly if & 9 \ ~ SBATG hy Ps a, | : BERLIN, July 30.—A dispatch fr , | hilippine *s the re ply Sikys in substance © that as further indemnity 609 men. IMnemen, construction men, repair | ae . Yi ) ae se * Rae : NS Z, ' Ri j. 3 “S " ) by a richsruhe this aft eta esayvs that r. the Ko the United States for its expenses the United States will hold : men and what is known as trouble men become so muca that the worst Is feared, the city of Manila, its bay and harbor, pending the determination “VE DIE IN ry rior of the future government of the whole island group. One island | ' B bg. the Ladrones group is to be ceded to the United States, this igen ; Overturning of a Lamp Causes a Fatal | covernment to make its selection later. In demanding the surren- if the strike is declared the men say it Uncle Sam—Y va will have to chibi both hands if you W ant to talk peacé to ie. San Francisc) Conflagration. der of Spanish sovereignty in all our nearby waters the reply dip- SS © a ---- > - will rest with the Missouri-Ed Cc —_—--— —- - rae. | k : : P oe oe ' PRANCISCO, July 30.—A fire which |lomaticallv avoids making any pledges as to what is to be done the Laclede ~o., which do all the lighting. / 7 W r RE BO) R N. lsergeant of the ‘Pe em: nfeth Kansas Volur SAN FRA. nage! Sabet Re ptr - Meigs three- . . : municipal and private in the city, to fulfill SO RR R \ [) A Yy @ H E j teers, accused defrauding the Go™-rn- | broke out meeior- atl : “wr ie sea nena) by this ceovernment as to Cuba. While the Cabinet was in session their contracts. The men do not believe the | } ment, wi ome up bef the Secon rl tory frame build-ng at The demand of the unton is for $3 for 1! hours’ work. The men now receive $2.50 fur | 0) hours’ work. | The strike is almost certain to come of, | as the men have no idea their demands wi!] | be acceded to without a fight by the com- cite - companies can do this, and in support of LO Cn eS martial ee a caused the loss of ‘ive lives and badsy | » significant cablegram was received from Admiral Dewey. It ' . Nn burn : a . arriv: ajor-G 1 Merritt and the expedi- Kt survive, Sle dead ase’ ( > ival of Major-Genera plunged Chicago into darkness two nights | The Spaniards in the Philippines Are > Substitut- | SICKNESS AI AMONG TROOPS ceded to survive. The dead a announced the arrival a) aaa diteds we _ 9 thagecceta | s Indi ti for Former Pride AT SAN FRANCISCO. > ag thy ONNO na dy tion with him at Manila, but graphically painted the uncertainties The companies contend that the strike c n S 1é€. om : ¥ pean ns soe: Bay . : ; ng inadignatio | SAN FRANCISCO, Juby 20.—There are 259] yraNK KELL as to the future. The dispatch, which has not been made public CASES ] the "iI. ] Os tal 3 iinst 2} ye Pik TA rSEN. ance of their contracts. Mr. H. A. Wagner, — mosnies : se Pn ai & an aon ra Bag Rs arina . . Ses OF ; nil P sn ain a os dar ize o i or, Nat hy , ove deter ined a Tw Ste . . MASA, w. Cs: A ‘ 4s = Superintendent of the Missouri-Edison Co., MANILA. July .2%& via Horg Kong, Juh cng seo "Se “py tye G, Seventh Calfernla, and A C. Bobb, C ire: Mrs. Manuel Silva, nee disposition of the Philippine problem. Without mincing his words “UR ii ; S: r.ment, W ho d ane ; - | vo Ny Care : j ed bold ev. OL. t ONG ‘>. m4 A) rival as permanenctis Mit La ‘ere Hburljed Ith iilitarv ors. . : ewe as hy @tatu side ind j . a) ~~ = ms te 4 do had assum a men, although I have heard it rumored that | expected reinforcements are not. coming. aroline lalenda and the Ladrone lfelanda % nd , “i s | ie " - oo e@ ix ternally. see angst tag tes : « Admiral Dk wey announced that A guinal ; os . and 1} —obiVv abando “ P i ny ss ‘ S.€ Josep.) Ls ee , at , rigl arin. nr.s SLI SLU ES, _ ° . ‘4 Sa ae eaeeas antes siete ona and that the contest 4s utterly hopeless. | ne oxception of ke ot . a mae station] First California recruits, who Nel at the ews 3 e and head, Pat Donohue, burned attitude of defiance and that there were strong indications a |The tnsurgents are fn. overwhelmirg num-! y,,, oe Slt COE MG cot ye “i ssipich Wye vi rr at elias 7A. ahi : ° " Mn geen ng “The city wou.d be , bers and tue Spaniards can only obtain the Althor ch the insurgents have redoubled vate T ra rs al, k. de — x Pri. ,;on the al _ eames wesc wager sany $2 the Philippine insurgents themselves would have to be fought. “us well 1! hted durin the strike as it {s hie ga * . j their efforts thx y have been unable to Cap- cee? tiny om, one! on, ¢ - KL Furst ennes- ward M. Kennet y, urne , | The natives are reported to be starving | > A : Ms ~~ nam 1 — nS tO-Gay [0 | coo. The explosion of an overturned lamp had said he slapped his knee and ex- re Tighting In the, suburbs is desultory| py 4) sands and the Europeans are also; Mr. Thomas Gibson Bowles, Conservative |* ’ cla! med: ag 3 and the Americans are idie. Pals has given h; rd pre ssed for fo od. hase » member of Lynn Regis, said Senor du Bose, oe geioe spa acnia: wean’ i net Kye ] bef 2 . : ’ + , > ) | Vv ore ee ee cere man) . 1 The French Ambassador left the embassy et big dinner if they don't come to our terms TOTAL SICK A T SA NTIA( 1O 27 8. Washington, was formally requested by the ~ Me a be ~ —— — ected that the Ambassador's call wou Chicago, and we cat do it here.” 'o did ft in gram from Admiral! Sampson: | being left open or a hole which may have FIFTH ILLINOIS is isoon as released McCoy jumped out of the | It has be en xp : : : : : weake ro Can eX . Playa, July 2.—-The Infanta Maria Te- | coach window and. disappeared in a corn- brief, only long enough to recelve the A merican answer ~ But T ‘ SA, ‘ WwW hic * t he w I ’ ¢ ke I S { I e WwW e tad . ae . = re ’ nN at i > { ve ‘ ‘ T e T 7 WwW: _ = OTrD ad, é d wl n t s 7 | kaged, will be floated and brought to Guan- | tne water, there being steam in one of her CHICKAMAUGA, July 30.—The boys of officer started — my 7 t be on steht . . - me ad . - T ms SCs ed ¢ « . een ce 7 . » , ‘ ;taname as soon as a small leak ts located, pojiers. . SAMPSON. the Fifth Illinois have about gotten over &"4 Neal escaped ana nave ioe at con enough to permit of full discussion. At 2:40 it was atill in McCoy was chased and shot, dying soon ou — — eo thei ; . rr , : , ‘* ° ir bitter disappointment at not getting » d. rine prisoners had been sen -- But Doctor Wewoomb Was Equal to ths | he expresses his admiration for our con- | athe es uth, tee a Portland Ter from two to fourteen Progress, In ‘ IM base of the social] structure, Hquaity com. futy. As soon as the rumors to the effect | . ” ‘oo ° “4 ‘oO “ulv y , ‘es Ss I ir - A telephone call was received at the dis. OPPOSED TO PERIALISM. bined with liberty was the groundwork ot ‘ Col. Culver was r ponsib! for their MR CROKER | IC BACK. . h ive' ¢ hh: iPure of the entire question of the le ris of pe ace, is to be ’ ‘An ars o racy or a mourr hy may gov- ‘re generally satisfied. This morning at: ' for a man who had fallen and broken his S¥est of honor at the annual out ng of the ern subject states. It never was done and r ‘all it Was stated that all but a few re reste dl, , . , ‘ . -” ( . fully m’ y or a repubiic.”’ ably show up during the next 24 hours. The ambulance waa sent and the man was 8d made a long and carefully prepared |!1@cy o , . - The regiment now occupies new camp His Stable Plans. Was broken was a wooden one. the question of our foreign relations grow- that by Monday everything will be work- Ww oY - July Croker atter whe : 4 “What did you come here for?" de- ing out of the war. Upon this question he TO BE AT CADIZ ing on guteetaly as though nothing had NEW YORK, July 30.—Richard roker | It is understood that no matter what form the I hilippine ar . anpened, ‘ “ . » ae, Sin, . Wwaeta carpenter shop?" . NEW YORK July 39.- A dispatch from | r meng o—-— The Lu ania was met down the bay by a rangement takes the | nited States Is to acquire a naal sation The man said he could not walk on the “Jt is impossible with our eyes on this eae ; : sc paenabe Maye '¢ > . e ‘ e mir: oF ara’s squat n. consisting of | , Ts r politicians, and just as bensary Was for people in that fix. with certainty how we are to bulve th | Admiral Camara s squadron, const + ' known Tammany pol ans, , WwW ell, walt, ** Fa d the doctor. “ry seer difticullt problems that are coming “But oe the flags ip Pelayo, t @e kenpera ior Carlos SAVE BRIGADIER GENERAL. soon as the eutter wes made fast to the il 1g st; ition has bee ‘Th broade ned into an der nand for i naanl station. A _ , . ; ¢ Rule s Y a3 3 Sc . ie e ly sn ‘ - : ie got his hammer and a lot of wire this you may be sure: The oovinions of | V, the Rapido, the Patriota th I - . a July 3 infor Hails and soon had the man so he could MarsachUsetis on such qQueations are (he Ayres, the Audaz and the Pi lago left Car- been receivel at the head- the steamship and greeted their leader, lie gave his name as H. Mitzgerald and orable history. She wi.l not de,aert from : ; , ight w.thout be- York Volunteers that Col. Barber. now on Ms , the Deeclaiation of Independence. She will straits of Gibral.ar at night f : _ » a gard to withdrawing his horses from the his address as the “rie House. ve Dn on 1 pe eae morning | his way to Honolulu, will soon be made a a ‘turf, he said: 2 ist That the U nited States has he satisfac tory know ledge — States or subject peoples. She will enter, 1e Lepanto at a two torpedo Brigadier-General, and that his junior of- TO GIVE AN | EXCURSION. upon no mad career of ami. e in distant ioe “destroyers rema: - at C tagena. licer, Lieutenant-C: lone! §S ae k pole, of thi horse racing in England has no “2 a of e xisting conditions fhere. ie aes, She wil! not seek to foree her trade t Cadiz regiment at the Pres dio, will at the same in fact At one time I did think that sail no ’ mouth. not exact tribute or reve- #reuUses ‘count of the rigorous Chase, commanding the first batt alion, will 8: s but I have changed my mind. re who, on accoun : ‘ , la ate i r an Outing. nues from men who have no voice in reé- the people, in ignorance 0. | be raised to Lieu.enante( -olonel. —— —- os betweeh the 1° nite } States forces nod the Philippine insurgents, The Web) Presamen’s Union No. 8 will &4rdto them. She wii not consent to enier everything going on in the outs.de wor a. | ee : NEGRO SENTINELS | Give 4 big excursion on the City of Provti. i. to powers of Burope into @ partner: Everyone seems hear.ily sick of the war. ~ e ration fe sirong in St. Loule and has many friends ®¥0jugation of the Fasitern archipelacos cr complet yy il upon the | , know Ih. i ‘ as to’ 1 te rr ”y lf I . o.* &2 " 4 7 ~ ogi i¢ Who wil be sure to help make the excur- for compe.ling unwiiling peoples io trade “Very Cescript lon oniy persons wh» at all SLEEPING ON PICKET DUTY.| sPrincriecp. m., July 2%.—Friction tinuing the wara ec CHICKAS 1G ly a , ~ the American flag appears in the Fast ee fee = ‘tion ar.es ie i. 0 ‘ hat, IK AMAT GA, Ju y 30. The F irst the Ninth Regime nt ~ we tall by ule | . P ~~ © Dh edin crt AD Ali is hastening the construc- | sentence on one of its men for sleeping ne Cc t. Wright. the regi- : ‘ es 8 . to meet the eat res . fenses at Caclz, " ‘ rence. last night apt. gn val oe: =* . y . ° pase W ARIEER. ‘end of this war seers likely to bring to the tion of new batteries. Much of the coast | gnie on icket duty. For this offense Pri- mental Adjutant; Capt. Buck, Acting Ser- lifth—Incident to the foregoing, it is not known what would G ed to £0 » the front at this time, and nearly tenced stitu-lon, rays adro , ame fe abb} a store at R d Key. emergency and Fixed It. SENATOR HOAR IS ‘In England inequality Hes at the very every man has returned to the regiment for Years for robbing & - “psa | It is understood that a Spanish-American commission, to ~ " , : ‘ , } > social creed of the American coionies.’ call were shown to be false the boys enearyv Saturda " mornin f ran am>)bul alice BOSTON, July 30.—Sx« nator H ar was t! so the a . } P ; ’ a ft on condition, however, that the Spanish troops are re- . ASSac setts ; arblehea: ‘Tus e success re = he } swere ans ese wi - . ™ . ‘ ‘ leg at Seventh and Chestnut streets. Massachusetts Club at Marblehead Neck | never will be done su fully by a democ men answered and th will prob- ffe Is Silent on “Pol'tic tics but Tells of moved immediately from ¢ ‘uba and Porto bic 0, and thatthe U nited . | es jl. taken to the dispensary. The leg which speech, in the course of which he digcussed CAMARA REPORTED ground and all the tents have bs en set, so | States shall ha ye one of the Ladrone Islands. manded Dr. Newoomb. “Did'you think this eaid: arrived here last night on the Lucania. broken wooden leg and thought the dis- Cooetantly changing kaleidosco,e to p.edi.t | Gibraltar says: COL. BARBER IS TO BE revenue cutter which wes loaded. G45 Wer: there, for it is understood that the original plan to acquire a coal- What lI can do for you.’ at the end of this war w.th Spain. ; Lien HF he Tammanyites went on board | tle oleae Md the ibe : Cunarder: the: Sammangices . | The deferment of final disposition of the Philippine problem esult . r DOO vey ei é - —_— ecirg g? e arters f the "irs 4 e « , cane pote Navigate. result of nearly 300 years of great and hon tagena Thursday and passing through th quarters o ie First Regimen ff New Mr. Croker declined to talk of politics, In | | was h; inet] on substanth illv the following grounds: pert . t ‘ l % ! 3 r over vassal ia bys ryeq, ‘ed W “inesday : s Dr fd genpie. Bhe © eee rae ‘The yarn that I have decided to ahaa | > « . P ari pte me a“ , ' Piessmen and Thel; Friends Will Have upon ane peoples at the cannons Admiral Comate © whatever among time be promoted to ¢ ‘olonel, while Mator would ehip mv s'OoOckR back to he WV nited Second -Not hing is know i of VW lat obligations we re ine urred ' presse censorship remain | Third-——The present definite attitude of the insurgents is un . : whip, all’ ance or contest for he plunder of : ni ‘ lasses, owing to | . i | Genoe Thurscey evening, Aug. 4. The union China or the divis! on of Africa, Or for the awe josses to ccenmercial ‘of busine.ss of SEVERE PENALTY FOR | ARREST ILLINOIS OFFICERS. | Sion a BUCCERS with her. merchants and the a few mil sary between the Elefith Reg nent (colored) and | |: ‘ourth : The extent to which Aguinaldo controls the islands WEATUECE CAbce r Atal : ' | Penneylv: ! »~P ; THE WEATHER FORECAST. and ne ef ee ae , By Ay the newly appoin ted commanvcer of the de enneyivania has imposed a rather heavy pleasant incidents of almoet dally occur- of the ] hilippine group is unknown. American people, so'ely in the interests of defense artillery in position consists of old | vat wy lam le will serve six geant Maj. W alter Williams and ©. M. eon r t - - ad ” +.) . . »1 "ss eMac recess rere’, ged eM Gor ome See. Wesetecrem GP ciency in genmamcg, or the ROW Rrans | amines RD ures glad aA Gi | Sf he Ninth, were wteniy incelees by the | HAE to be done by this Government in subjugating the Ineurguay ena not for our own wer of t) cienec risonment and then be dishonorably dis- | o e Ninth, were grossiy insulted by; se Steen ee ee ee |ampie and inf a oe Se spent through ex- Suns recently moun i etc aeI ene unt ae officers thes had a | forces, the Spanish and the natives. , nivence and not b ° —~— he city and, th s ornoce! es we Portions Saturday night; Sunday fair, fy Will be a sad th ng thy forces GEN. KING MAY Y LEAD right to pase, they were taken to the ees. . . ' ” @) POST-DISPATCH THERMOMETER, BOPiict he nlied Bin ee'coments abet | THE NEXT EXPEDITION. | SPANISH FOURS DROP | ene wwe met! §$MERRITT NO W AT CAVITE. - tempt to govern y ot Seamaee of peepie, | SAN FRANCISCO, July 30.—It is report- A LITTLE IN PARIS. mn the arm. Corporal Hector of the Eight 0 . | | i. > ; » , - : 7 ‘ 2s by t. if le ai ged *“. «rer . a yr ; A different soltoholen . "epi LN a rot /ed as probable that Brigadier-Genera! King PARIS, Juivy @.—Spanish 4s opened at ing th assainn 4 1 me WASH I NG PON, July SO. ] he follow brig has Lene n received lition to the © or — ; lose a 39.40 afraid--God grant that may b ~ wilh command the next expec 3.95: yesterday's clo wa the AMetloah spirit will no enter into and | Philippines. The Seventh Caljfornta will AAD SECOND ARMY CORPS at the War Department: fi we End possess ug | Pelt spirit will enter into | jxely go om the Ariaona. The removal of/ ONLY FIFTEEN CANTEENS IS TO BE REVIEWED. | CAVITE, July 25, via Hong Kong, July 30,--Adjutant Gene -t = ee ee 0 Me is % ; aad ey _ ; “- , . hel ¢ . p> ee ees - : : yy ee a ae ae = t Pe Ph he ee ’ tS PU ogee «ad a “Pot ee ri f f e ad Peg v ~ % mn p | ~~ : a ie