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   Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - August 27, 1898, Boston, Massachusetts                                To Hire Help ADVERTISE IN THE SUNDAY CLOSE To Secure Agents To Self Real Estate ADVERTISE IN THE SUNDAY To Rent Houses Emphatic Coming About o See Sherman Sticks to His Savage Criticism of and Says McKinley in His be Compelled to Order an Inves in Self Charges Concerning Selections of Camp Aug war de Is a seething In every room of the big from the lowest paid colored messenger who throws open the doors of the bureau chief to the highest ranking chief who Bits behind that door nothing is dis cussed these days but the impending tho effects which it will have and the possible vacancies Added fuel was given to the fire to day by an Interview with ex Secretary of State John In which ho flatly and directly accused Secretary of War Aleer with being responsible for the disgraceful condition of affairs which marked the conduct of the Santi ago Mr Sherman has frequently given ut terance to expressions in later year 24 hours afterward ho has repudi Hut his present interview h stands This In to he declared that ho hai been correctly quoted and had nothing to This la what Mr The man who Is responsible for thi mismanagement of the Cuba campaign In the loas of scores of American soldiers lives and in th infliction of horrible tortures upon thou of the defenders of should not bo in Hie If the charges published In the news papers as coming from reliable officers of tho army are tho officials who tiro should be severely pun 1 know of no greater outrages than were perpetrated upon our sol diers during the Santiago as ot that tho charges have a foundation ot Right hare lot me emphasize the fRet that i do not know whether those charges are true or 1 um speak ing now on the assumption that there may bo a foundation of At any Shore should bo u rigid Investiga and thn should bo U president ha a power to ardor uu lw by a board of Inquiry to bu Uy not have ami Us a than n If found at tiny Km the power to Impeach the secretary of and can inflict a punishment that will mean everlasting disgrace in case of In that the presi dent would be held equally responsible with the secretary for not having or dered an inquiry promptly upon the presentation of charges of BO serious a In my the president will find that he will bo compelled to order an investigation in self If the secretary of war has been guilty of in competence and as has been Mr McKinley cannot afford to sustain Gen Miles is a like most Is a truthful He is no more afraid of an issue than he is of an and when he comes back to Washington and tells what he an investigation of tho war department will be par as he will be corroborated by other who will be entitled to equal even if they are not of so exalted In closing the interview Mr Sherman declared that he had no feeling of ani against any member of the gov His opinions were those of an ordinary citizen in private As such n citizen he considered that he had a perfect right to say that to torture American soldiers was an outrage to starve them was and to huddle them together like cattle on transports or in unsanitary camps with out facilities for treating cither wounds or disease was Tho ha that commissary and medical supplies were not forwarded In advance at with the army oC Cuban was of Itself of either Incompetence or neg or In tha wur department It Is recognized an Investigation Is and every Is now busily engaged u put tins hla house to order to as fowl a showing Thore even talk af impeachment Initiated Sec Jf the hound In df a might but It Is to ltd I a republican would i of The w Is to liy SUMMARY OF WAR Transport Santiago arrives at camp bearing the bodies of Maja Grady OConnor and privates liana and and it Is expected they will Be delivered Two companies of the flth left Santiago for Montauk other companies will sail on the Second Massachusetts will leave today for this Invalided soldiers of 1st Maine and 1st New Hampshire Boston way home men present a sad picture hearty greetings from friends at their 1 Surgeon corrects the Im pression that he dislikes and defends the course of his depart says ho complaint as to want or distribution or lack of supplies has reached the department from any major brigadier or the men of the One suspected yellow fever casa near Great in the war depart ment in and everybody putting his house in order for the In which is regarded as evitable Shermans interview a bomb Sec Senators Davis and Justice White and editor Reid the ones selected by the president as peace com Crowds in Washington cheer Bear Admiral Camps in Porto Rico washed out by a flood from the Com Philip assigned to the command of the Atlantic squadron In place of who goes on the Cuban Sec Alger says he has made arrange ments so that tho men at can have all that their wants and needs of the regulars and of the 71st New York die at Boston the other soldiers here are doing Eighth Massachusetts in its new camp sees lower sick rate and is bettor Three more transports arrived at Mon reporting a total of M Marine heroes of Guantanamo arrive at Portsmouth pitch camp on island only six out of the battalion Gen Shafter and staff sail from San tiago for point three trans ports leave with 45G8 Spanish soldiers on One American killed and one wounded as result ojE a row In Manila one Fili pino killed and another wounded while stripping the wreck of a gunboat in Ma nila Hospital ship Solace leaves for Tears of Gladness and Tears of Invalided Soldiers Home Weary Heroes Land in 8th 1st 1st New Every Possible Given Them While Joy of Weeping Friends Witli Loved GENERAL NEWS Puee Committee Investigating the of finances at Indianapolis Iml the work greater than was expected makes It three straight from Boston Cincinnati beats Baltimore Cloveland will play in this city next Marion tho falls at N and probably Is done Harness racing at Rigby goes on at a great pace busy day also on grand cir cuit at Glens Falls other trotting meet Forbes boats Fischer in theLake tennis tournament in straight Changes in football rules for Kobertson of Yale beats of Harvard in tho finals for the Stock bridge cup other ere London ridicules the Idea that Great Britain Is preparing for a naval dem n Rains as there is mnv no specific Hearing in on question of tho turnpike across Saugus and Revere marshes as state Limit Tiffany will probably be at Newport Monday hla death read races ut Charted river park for tho benefit of the Working Hoys home other attractions tiq cycling ITOH tells thu thw wur wUh Spain worth ull it cowl in Ins Uu of tinny anil nivy several Ifuni tlu An ex of this civil wur of military willow a in n Mr ami Mw of ID Say Kto Almost Roasted Alive on Start The and phases of the war were more than ever Impressed upon the hearts of the community Tho arrival of hospital trains bearing the sick sol diers during the day could not but havo brought feelings of compassion from the most hardened for tho ated beings who had returned to breathe the pure ozone of their own northern Shortly after a long train having tho sick soldiers of the 1st Maine regiment arrived at the Park sq It had on board 177 and run as a hospital train directly under the direction of the governor of The train passed on Its way to Portland after a short In the hospital train arrived at the station at In the On were 123 numbers of the 8th regiment of and Sii of the members of the 1st resl Hampshire tho volunteer aid the non were given all the attention possible to alleviate their and without delay were soon mado as com possible and continued on way to their homes or to the hoa pl of the 1st Maine volunteer a wholo In tho after noon the public another to tlic that the have In camp or otherwise Iho of Tho In throo seo of IK cars each between 5 arid 7 In ami an hour later were on their way to FIRST MAINE IN Men Not Invalided Came In Three and Passed on to Their Des Cared for Thu 1st tills en 1iuui at Till lull liun four Dm 17V till S ilio Tho llUk till Hern I In i of In thin iH tin ui in thu Illu of Mtu inoti at Second Massachusetts Will Start on Way to ment Will be Mustered Out at End of 6Q Days the 9th Leave Santiago Pest Hole on the Florida Found to bo Says Tho CHobo  

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