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H ' en — SS a: a e “t\74)) KANSAS GRAND ARMY. | A BATTLE REPORTED WOULD FAIL OF ITS OBJECT. 1 | _ There ine new 00 going ty | aes ! - ? i | reunds of the papers, and it f + 1 sg oy js. i ‘i s- The Weoten Industry Derressed—Cof : fit i) ILL DECLARE \ AR D. W. Eastman Elected Department Com | Report That Spain Has Ceded ¢ a bate aay Sencar scan in this wise: “We don't Want to bey - | gander and John Redmond State Co | eam ro eas -ascleaargpratess “ ‘Stink Sedan adderne: at your place, we won't trade {beng ietnes = octrine a Harrier. - 5 Vil be The State Department Wishes Con- mander of the Sone of Veterans | Engagement Between an American | 2 eae Aur] *2—For come| NEW Yoru, April 23.5 pag apie hd aie be sorry when ‘si ‘ 1 Wicar i1 23.—D. W. Eee d a Spanish Shi i ASUINGTON, Apr 23. snialipatcas see Us golug © some other gress to Issue a Formal Notice. Sipe . aaacisciet a onitor and a Spanis. P- reason unknown the recocks Soi unee eines ssot a) You can't sell us any stale g 22 j partment commander of the G. A. R. agate delayed ‘the issuance of ae me of cenceliations f >| we have opened wide our ever; i . . | of Kansas of} 5) gee seo . Pamed om are Putas seta loos —— nebo i don’t want to trade at your Y PROCLAMATION OF THE BLOCKADE. | 2..°t. ios Me- | THE SPANISH TORPEDO FLOTILLA.) seaslge aqarsn ais ‘ ; s to show anst the reported | ‘eause you do not advertise, Ie Z | Person: er Hen Bes grew into a “scmiofiial statement”) sis, Scarce ise <t| gon Leader Foretgn Nations Informed of the Inves The Engineers Said to Have Purposeiy Dis- | that Spain had | ted @ cot 1) of woolen g ae ment of Caban Ports—Policy in the | abled Machinery—Flying Squadron— | had ee a _ re siasibecde wg bs sig Arrest Matter of Pri ring —Ramor | Prize Takeu—The Paris Captured— i ais omg © bee 5 td gh nae About Hawaiian Islands. Topeka Founders—Naval News. | gee ‘pag . xte bese ae by th ae 'y use of : | et s ; 3} Tutt’s Liver Pills an old and 1 : : y of increasj senate | the cere ae popularity. Always cures bs ne_and | buyers to protec : SICK HEADACHE, - stomach, malaria, indiges. lt >| tion, torpid liver, constipation = and all bilious diseases, ees 2 ‘ TUTT’S Liver PILLS .. Ap Ac- | jispatches received | moveme nion and Citizen last} Spain t battle of the war| ator Dav wnton, about ¢ committ ch, at ten g- George} iable man, and seve fishing in La is separated from the} rrow strip of land, heard | I ran to the beach. | 55 reported to the railroad agent} 4 ster at Lantana that a 1 States monitor wa chasing | upon a Spani favorite remed ‘ so | WAR DECREE FROM BLANCO. | postr ARE ANXIOUS TO ENLIST BOSTON Thirty Thousand Patriotic Kansans fave The Spanish General Declares Caba to Be be practical Former Proclama- ty Withdrawn io a State or W inboat convo; hera » “ ort ship. The Spaniar k j J 80 Bay Oener ass ic Tendered Their Services to Gov | OF ike titties Ee ee | BESET. BY ANGRY SPANIARDS agg ere mse ng MEAT MARKET he | the battle for an ho or} a = — — ; a a ie ’ upiec tions of Am y the smoke from the fu ei na ees on the southern horizon, | Minister Woodford and Party — an Eex- patr tie unsans hav -| " . nid a. : : army 2 in which ion they were travel-| nae ee es eee nteered their services to C. W. PROCTOR, Pror's, vented from ca | ing. | once peeee ps > aan stan i om | Successor to J. F, Hemstreet, es of retired « | <A special dispatch to the Times- v. Lec 4 ae ‘ A the fact that | Union and Citizen from Lantana s | Itis n low | This shop from now on will beige statutes provid peace | An eyewitness has just arrived from Kansas p|in first-class style. Will keep none but the best meats on hand for sale, Give me a call and I guarantee satis. | faction. enly upon the na-| Boynton and reports a suj sort vessel southward bound guarded f-war pursued by a monitor, heavy runn The state de linquished its CuHas. W. Proctor, Southeast corner of the square, first door east of the Grange store, who disturb y though printed matter. Cuban question, passed into the ha nay, Of course all ene ith Spain the department ha number of formal a ternational law, mainly ing fire. EDO FLOTILLA Tex, April The | Asloun, Capt. P. H. | yesterday from Las Canary, one of the] roup. He arr i T. W. LEC. _ For al! repairs, or parts of Buggie steame | Guards for the White House. WASHINGTON it has been lecided to place a milita guard bout the white } i rnett, arrive; Palmas, Grand Canary and re Surries, suse in a Bion efinotitying the € Las Palmas Mz 31, two days after Ga Wwasstas rs rt road wagons, fare Wagons poeta we eo ous and Ee a CHICA TELE nica rei! | te Spauiau dotitle Jett thabport Helar. ictaug fees anc ae | anies | phafte, neck yokes, wheels, dashes, cushless, States will conduct the with Sp: and Chief Wilke, of the United States a | | : “| was reliably informed that the These will includea notice in full form | secret service, conferred yesterday machinery of the several tor- to all the powers of the intention of|about a civil guard for the man-| 24, boats and tOspeNG. CEE) ic ean Phpugan, the United States to refrain from|sion. The force around the | Gestroyers was purposely disabled | po onie privateering, to respect the goods of|grounds wiil be largely increased ] ;, pursuance of a” plot by Pee Ss neutrals in Spanish bottoms andSpan-|and == many — detectives in citi- | tne engineers. They did not rel- ish goods not contraband in neutral clothes will be placed on dut rrespondent of the Asso- y and are anxi them by a| #* volunteers Bugow Paint on Earth, of excited | Perry Werden Injared. | Kansas Crry, Mo, April 23 Perry who ac- | Werden, the captain and first baseman DO NOT RUIN THE WHEELS, . ed th in, were compelled | of the Minneapolis team, met with an ish the trip across the ocean in | ‘ x to form in front of Gen. Wooc |accident last evening which will pre bottoms. The president v: ery precaution will be taken to pro- | 4, oedo boats, and, fuding the Span-| i a i . = F i Bt : ‘ message to aapreis sugges the president from any possible ee ee aera? 3 = Soman ae aes carriage with drawn swords. The | vent him from playing ball for several HIGH OR LOW GRADE sane’ s ag z ies there ee ee leet en ipo make | guards did everything possible to keep | weeks and may keep him out of the | We reset tires and comp Will furnish you s buggy ord’s declaration of war be = them go, as a last resort crippled the message was in course of preparation Rothschilds Threaten Spain. machinery. None of the engineers were at the state department yesterday} New York, April Ay Gewnan)| allowed tomepair s the work being) (oo obtpa deain cad windece toe |onne a eioke puans afternoon. This action was hastened} banking firm in this city received a] done by anneal machine shop at las oo inane nay oe a Eby hese Pa cr ubones TSF sone and be convinced that this is the right place by the seizure of the Spanish mer-|]eablegram from their Berlin corre- | Palmas. Capt. Garnett says the tor-| in the face by broken lace. : Wasiaias dived aa Wale Weel ede pits chantman off the Florida coast and |spondent saying that Rothschilds have pedo flotilla did not want to encounter tee sis | Cixcrxnatr, April eer koncripegg Ue the desire to prevent any possible com-| notified the Spanish a United States fleet if it could be WAR WILL BE BRIEF. many applicants for enlistment here W.O JACKSON plications. The right of the seizure| they will foreclose their mort avoided. They will likely keep out of wena Wecase Wiles, wean oF ul ss ' of the Buena Ventura, however, is not}the Almedan quicksilver mines the the track of our vessels and may con- | Well-Informed Yotiticians in, Madrid Be- 7 re He zn oe iat ts helt rather <a LAWYER questioned by the administration, | moment Spain goes to war with the | tent themse th picking up an oc-| eve Spain Is Unprepared for Hattie Vala Westie ance Sakae wenaces d since Spain herself accepted our ulti-| United States. The Almedan mines |ecasional prize. The torpedo flotilla Liberal Cabinet iam etete” Werlkcoinct Ge SE a eae matum as a declaration of war. yield enormous revenues to the Span- | left Las Palmas March 29 and its ion “i ppd it m8 reagan Wee reeoad Will practice in all the courts CUBAN PORTS BLOCKADED ish treasury withdrawal of | destination was unknown. | Ee: eat aoe ta ae Ps eset woitinlgil Wasuineros, Apr 1 his half-brother. : : game for the who! resounded on all si s were | kneecap was fra back the mob, whose yells and shrieks season. His right | tor very few dollars Iam thankfal to all whe a i he will be | have patronized nd hope you will continng to do so, and If you have never tried me, come rnmer Lonpon, April respondent of there were] the support of the Rothschilds would THE FLYING SQUAT says: ‘In well-i two further important steps in Wash-| cause great loss to Spain. Fort Monnor, Va., April 2 Visit- : = < Y : take - * « o ee a ington towards actual hostilities, not ors were not allowed on board the ed errs ry Ex-Kansas Editor Fined. Smith & EF rancisco, to mention the overt act involved in Pe ee ships of the flying squadron during bias acas Torrka, Kan., April 23.—E. L. Shel- ToreKka Leedy pardonec , of Coffey coun- ty, who wassent to the penitentiary for LAWYERS, patrioticaily sup- | ton, who used to be editor of the Lilus- porting the government accuse the lib- | trated Weekly in Topeka, was fined Office over Bates Countv Bank. eral cabinet of having brought about ]¢950 by United States District Judge Butler, Missourl the seizure of the Spanish vessel Buena t two colliers Ventura off Key West. The first was the issue by the president of bis proc- yesterday. The fact tl and a hospital ship have been rushed to the squadron and that one of the Ns . en yed for highway robbery. Clark 7 : a the war and of having made no prep- ‘oster fo: sing the mai ° oy earns lamation announcing to the world a| * fe ee es ee n. | Colliers was hurriedly filled seems t aut ee easel hose eho Le enter for using the mails to defraud : ne 16- -old bo: o was sen- | $ arations to carry it on. ose ° troads ont o are blockade of a number of Cuban ports, es = 1 circumstantial evidence a | i@dicate that a hurried call tor Base etanicd ihe aaneuan aanae ailroads out of tran (hie = It iS lamos. W.* Silvers, J. A. Silvers, and the second was the signing by |*2¢e¢ on cir een expected. The opinion of mar 1 1 that Shelton defrauded nearly | Butler, Mo. Oftice Rich Hill, Mo the war will be of very duration and that when it is term ted those whoare responsible for it will be called to ac year ago and on whose account J. Custer, one of the jurors, committed ide about two weeks ago. t Clark ed him- every western road out of transporta- |! rear of Farmers Bank bores ee Bg » 4° Silvers & Silvers, Par- | It is rumored that Senor Sagasta will ties arrivi bring ——ATTORNEYS ‘AT LAW— details of a prairie fire be succeeded by Capt. Gen. Lopez Do- minguez, but even if this new ministry | which swept over practically the whole i ive | of the Rosebud Indian reservation, should be formed it would not surv no sif not Soman ds of A, Ww, THURMAN, the conclusion of peace. stroying hundred i horses. G. A. R. OFFERS ITS SERVICES. | hea of cattle and hors | known no Indi him of the bill providing for the ization of the volunteer fe in war. Following up t malities beginnin wi blockade proclamation, department yesterday dressed an identical note representatives of fo edited to Wash them of the policy to be this government in the fle move the instant it be 12s known that the Cape de Verde islands the Spanish motion stay would not be cers seem, to be that th sui dence had been secured thd was innocent and Custer k self beeause of remorse. Destrue ount.” CHAME s here period if the Colum- | risin Negroes Address the President. bi Wasuineton, April 23.—A delegation | 5 -seeking expedi of tne most prominent colored men in SPANISH SHIP CAPTUF irsued by |/the United States called upon Presi- Key West, Fla, Ap latter of | dent McKinley yesterday and present- | United States fleet was about Will practice in all the courts. and Minneapolis wer e sent out on ions, ATTORNEY-A7T-LAW, privateering and nevutralit This was]/ed a patriotic address. It concluded | off Sand Key light yesterda | Kansas Encampment at Wichita Sends a Trial Jartes to Fix Penalties. Will_practice in all the courts. Office over followed by the sending of cable imes-| with the following words: ‘To sup-| when the S ish merchantman Bu | Message to President McKinley with Cotumrvs, O., Apri! 23. »gisla- Bates County Bank, Butler, Mo. (tf sages toall American embassies and port you in your determination to ex- | Ventura was sighted, bound north | Plecges of Support. ture gave trial ries the option of} —__ mS ie fegations abroad, containing the same| tend liberty on this continent and to} The gunboat Nashville ran her down | = = PSI 7 ing whether a first degree murderer information in a little more suecinet| maintain the honor and dignity of our | and put a shot across her bows. The| .W!cita, Kan., April 23.—The Grand uted or imprisoned GRAVES & CLARK, form for presentation to the country, we tender you the moral and | Span nored the sho another, | Army encampment closed here yester- : for life. Pardoning powe only on proof of i reasonable doubt. ive vod) ATTORNAYS AT LAW. is ope | day eveni The resolutions offered : denouncing the policy of Pen ments to which they a Ing at the navy physical support of 9,000,000 colored | close 1. ght her to. nent as} Americans bows, bro: under E innoe n Com- epa to the story that ou vernment had ou a was put aboard. Capt. L i Srerreg nice r H. Clay Evans, of Tennesse = Office over the Missouri State Bank pe tueeeedis o day's Baseball Game | raga, in command of her, wasastound- | 984 asking for his removal. were! MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. | North side squate. waiian islands and the ostponed: ra ed. He said he did not know that war | Passed unanimously. The following _— << . —a At Kansas City—Game At Columbus. 2 At Omaha—St. P At Indiayapol ated | te m was sent to President Me- to secure the si for belies erated and that lone is to provi nent of a coalir yuate protection. 7; Milwaukeo, 8 had been declare but when he was 2 ff. e DR, E.G, ZEY, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. of the state of his shoulders the situation philosophiea RUMe Db CAPTURE OF THE PARIS. Day and night. O fice oyer Womack's Store, North side square, !’u'ler, Mo. Receipts 83 OE LOD pool wi e cablegram | The limitation of the bl in received there reports that the Ameri- | United States May Seize Hawail. DR. J. M, CHRISTY Cuba to a certain part of the island ee can fleet off Key West has captured a] wasutscrox, April 23.—Members of | "5. 4 3 f : 7 icially explained yesterd s - iti BaanEe: Se ly the Gracia, | 3 sede: ie 733450 } wes not emieials explaing ys e ae ew Yorn, April 23.—A London ca- itish steamer, p es the Gracia. | the senate committee on foreign rela- ile HOMOEOPATHIC one plausible reason advanced for | blegram to the Commercial Advertiser ing the Spanish flag, which cleared | tions are generally without informa- | higher: light 246 , A papas: t a f is = be de : S are ger ly withe - | higher; #3 892400 2.92410 tint ba eororements ac ole a s eee by | says: Trustworthy information is that | Pensacola April 1s, and was bound for tion as to the plans of the administra- | heavy. £255@415: rough 533.95. Sheep— PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, refraining from establishiag a block- | a> i fora iwil e| Liverpool. The Daily Chronicle teat ks Bae : in. | Receipts. 6,000: market stro shes: SRE hal a ah Bah the continental powers will preserve | I Nerpoe The Daily Chronicle tion in Hawaii, but some of them in- | Receipts. 6.00 ter, {R7SGAOn lambe ten |Oflice, front room over McKibiel Pee te, casverm portion of thet cicicg neutrality between the United | publishes arumor that the Ar dorse the idea of securing the Pacific | 55; _ ie — aig 0 store. Ail callanewered at office dayot s. 80); “— for Texans pecialattention given to temale dis nz steers, #4302535; light and | eases. end butcher steers. #275 55.10; island understood to be practically in States and Spain until there has been | liner Paris has already been captu: the control of the insurgents, the way | enough blood shed to appease Spanish | by Spanish warship: has been left open for them to freely receive all needed supplies and muni- tions of war. islands by seizure at this time in view St. Lovis, April 22 —Cattle—Rece of their strategic importance. Sena-| market steady for natives to firn honor. Then they will try aconcerted LINED UP OFF CUBAN COAST. tor Davis, chairman of the committee, | 23t!ve shipp plan, already vaguely considered, to Key West, Fla, April 23.—It is re-| is among those who hold this view. eeere pee ee : <a : : Tatted State Stockers and fezders, 81752460: cows and ee eee me get Spain out of its difficulties as light- aaa res ee U e ~ : a s} It in Camp George Bi. Themen, heifers, 12003455: Texas and Indian st«=rs, CAPT. SAMP ly as possible. eet is lined upo the Cuban coast for CuattaxooGa, Tenn., April 23.—Itis | #50246: cows and heifers, 12294350 Hozs— C; BOULWARE, Physician and - SAMPSON PROMOTED. ———_——— blockade. An incoming tug reports SESE ve oo Receipts, 5.00: market active and S< higher: « Surgeon. Office norto side square Maccabees May Enlist. that the New York has captured a|20¥ Camp George H. Thomas Maj. | sorxers, #390239); packers, €260G3 75: taven, Butler. Ble. Discssecof women al Commander of North Atlantic Squadron} PorT Hvrox, Mich., April 23.—In Spanish passenger steamer plying t Gen. Brooke issued formal orders so] erm #295¢405 Sheep—Heceipts, 1,007: mar- en a specialty Will Be Raised to the Rank of view of the desire of many of the 300,- | tween Wavana and Porto Rico. Tt e | Baming the Chickamauga park rendez- ve muttons, 64109246): lambs, £ Rear Adairal. 000 members of the Knights of the torpedo flotilla has come in vous of the U nited States troops and iii a Maccabees to enlist, Supreme Com- HONG Ko LEET SAILS henceforth until the park is deserted DR. J. T. HULL AS néToNn, Ap as = - : . —The secre- tary of the navy has finally temporarily appoint Ca now in command of the No squadron, a rear a tion the department w Sampson, who st of captains, not 6 preceding m, bu over ten com modores of the next above and below that of rear admiral. It ex- plained, however, tl nt- iment being only temporar by the boys in b! it will be known by that name. The number of troops at Chickamauga park was in- vased to about 3,090. ander Markey has issned a dispensa-] Syaxonat. tion which will make the orde | squadron at H for all deaths of membe |Manila. R in the mil 23.—The American | Kong has sailed for lecided tc DENTIST. Newly Fitted up Rooms, Over Jeter’s Jewelry Store. th Kansas Kepublican Leazue. a, Kan.. April 23.—T Fourth t of their ¢ Alger Honors His Native State. MILWAUKEE i 5 1 from Grand R that members of Entrance, same that leate to Hagedorn’s Studio, north side equare , Latler, Mo. —A teleg over two captains here this « in attendanc ere Hood, . Seaton and Hessin, guberna- ' 3 1 6. FSP OO SOSOSOF60 > tes, i Miller and s Ww. This is the first guard issued and is in accc upon sta ance w apne gressional » the supe- : : : A Comp Tai : rape = lectin | . : Foy | ACK ACHE CURED rior officers will lose nothing br t s, | 8 Promise by Secretary Alger to the : ear eee sar earrage te | A. Madis ae fos Lyndon, lected ig gion dana Z sage “ | B EReU ASE SceaN a = Miebi ere : | Lawres -» Apri —Dr. Wilie | secretary of the league. doz; roost I 2 “ 7 | ie ate sole dishes command of Michigan state troops. G. Woodruff has undertaken to raise a j Ko a ~_— or be sa. Ss puadron, Rear Admiral Sampson Lee, Grant and Rooseveit. company of university students to be- ee Seen mde ane roll, U@ize: store packed. 1IQl2c SQMBc per bu Sweet potatoes. WBise per ba. Apples, &75Z4.0 per bbl: in s small way fail will again become Capt. S, retain his number in the re, PE Kan., April 23—Col Fred Funston will command the First regi- ment of Kansas volunteers Varieties are selling at #92%%e per half bu Gov. Leedy last night tenc Letty $1.0 per bu Asparagus, #0: doz the position of eclonel and he ac- | Osions.£125bu Sp 41975 bu son and |} Wasnixerox, April 23 —It is semi- | come a part of a national organization ter. officially stated that Consul General jof students Dr. Woodruff has secured Hew dili peters nasacacs: Lee, Col. Fred Grant and Assistant | the pledges of 60 university men al- Rio Janermo, April 83 —The Brazi]- | Secretary Roosevelt have been decided |TC@4Y- fan Jacobines favor the United States | UPOM 9s brigadier generals in the vol- eo ee ee y ; A CuIcaco, April 21—Wheat—May, 811249 in the coming war between that coun. | @2teer army. Sess ee me an epee a anenancniea ee ce: ar x see aah po aoe mans cbs om a r ! = - g e —, try and Spain. he Pais, the Jacobine | chris Merry, the Wife Mua of the entire state forces ak Hed “j = Sap vcntlpen Sin, lo auperen q jerer, Hanged. | 7 federal army. G@tt4e Oats—April. 27%4E27 me: May. WBA Ke: organ says: ‘We are with the United Cuicago, April 23.—Chris Merry, con- | °°% by the government, Gov. Budd, by uly s@ziec Pork —Ageil, 990.0: May.#10 90% States, which is givi che - = a virtue of his office as commander-in- Capt. M. H. Creager, a leading farm- Lara—. ing example atiaakion ea to po sale Pao gig Rees chief of the national guard, will take | er FY ET Annie was killed at May, tasogion: sult ts 002576 Short ibe people's liberty.” jail at noon to-day. the — in person at the head of the ———= while trying to drive a oa 085. 42%; May, OQ 52%: July, 50 troo; frac Or Orse.

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