The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. ELEVENTH YEAR, No. 327, Ed. 1, Tuesday, February 25, 1896 Page: 1 of 8
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Wood Split Pulleys
1 Rubber Belts and Leather
41
> 1
Tee B si orcdes carried in siock
I HOWARD F SMITH
It Houston Texan
h
Hilinma Extra Grated
iPtlM doz n Incase
iilumhta River
i tVirren Rrand
IS
SZOXJST03SI
Pine
Salmor
iff V Columbia River Salmor
pIimUo f rub 1 rushes beet brush on
ii market 1 dorm m box
S0X Soled Da k birub Uiush 1 dozen li
iSj HalfPint Worcestershire Sauce 5
jozer In wrc
IRON
FING
AND
SIDING
OP AM KINDS
Urrtst nnd Re t Assortment In
Southwest ot Abine liyl of
TINNERS
SUPPLIES
GENERALLY
tho
City Office 1013 Franklin Avenue
n
Ircm now on through tho winter I of-
fer lireo quantities of choice flowers
feudally Mnrechnl Nelll Brides and
Bridesmaids Roses Lily of tho Valley
ilcletj and Panslos
Also hlte Hon era nnd Artlctlo Floral
Vert
JAWH1TAKER
m Morlit
No COS Travis Street Houston
RKFoiut press association
Mas Ttxis February 21 Tlta Nation
Reform lr s aksiclitlon llnlslied Its
S55f n iMa cltv today and tomorrow
Mnslnj at 7 05 will leave for Galveston
J tour out the State Nothing of es
n tr transacted nt the scs
JJJmM tod ii it whs iceommaidcd that
Kr nieeiin o iuii t Nn hvllli > elur
11 ennitee Ccntoutilil but this ai
S lreli to the dirollon of tlm execu
1 tommlttee in the afternoon the dolr
S Jojeil a Hohemlan lunch at Oilt
with the compliments of tho Dallas
Papers and business men
gssitKkik
buslnol
MAILABLE EDITION
Corrugated Iron
Galvanized and Painted V crimped
Roofing
Galvanized nnd Block
Sheet Iron
Tin Plato Folder etc
V c arc headquarters Wrlto for pi Ices
f i nil i
HOUSTON TEXAS
MA Jf ISE F VO It K
Our fliflp preparpil to fxcnitc all
TvpiUp on nsrln IJillrrs mid other
Muehlnrrv
SVnd us j our opiers
HARWELL IRON WORKS
ltttlSTOK TUX AS
A
IKON
Cii b I MviivVlN
BRASS WOllKS
HOUSTON TEXAS
Steam rump Slerl Shaftlnr Iron Pul-
ley Wood lUteys 3Ineh Holler
Tubes Machinery nnd He
pair Woik
ADNTB TOB
Celebrated El Belmont
Clear Havana Cigars
in El Comercio London
Finos and London Royalcs
Search Lights Cigar
Best 5c
5
Just Arrived One carload Colobrat
od Vlotoria Watsr
Aiets for Mnaitou Minora Water
and Ginger Cuarajinsuo
THEO KELLER
HOUSTON TEXAS
ORANGES
The California Fruit
is now at its best
Wo nro Just rocolvlng a car
of Navol Oranges and one
Soodllngs Prices this
soason arovory low
T H THOMPSON < CO
HOUSTON TEXAS
a prayerfpl sihcide
Little Rock All February SI After a
prayer and with a fervent Amen on
his lips Hruno llordeman early this
children
v nt tothe outputs of tho l tho riWBKa
and tired a hot Into liH breast Indicting
a fatnl wound
Cor Prairie and Fannin Street Houston
Madquarters
0l ALL KINDS OF
Furniture Carpets Window Shade
lortiere Curtains Wood Mantels Til
Refrigerators liaby Carriages etc
Laco and
in
Grates
J1Q0 regular 1500 Bedroom Suites this week
1000 Cash
50 Art Squares any size this wcok only
30c Cash per Square Yard
Cash Mall Orders Receive Prompt Attention
are you in a hurry
take
the
T4iy ron MEMPHIS
W LOUIS CHICAGOAVn
AyjJ THE ZORTIL AXD bAbJ
Quickest made Leaved Houston daily
time ever
a25 P m with Through Sleeper
TODAYS FEATURES
rrnlialilllllr Ialr with illmlnlihlni
ciutuIliieMj licit iiirthrrly IniU
ronnTaN
Kntand nnd Trance are raid to bavo
bcRun neRotlatlotu for the evacuation ot
i pt-
A terrible fire lias visited Johanneo
burs
0lon l01 s 3 nttKland can tot ac
>
ilr Kmailys plan until It Is formal
ly stated by tho United States
cimTan
Rlxlren captive InsurRtnts one raid to
be an American are to be Imprisoned by
W yl < r
Hovidtitloniry club In tho United
States celebrated the nrst annlverar > ot
tho presrnt Insurrection
noiisTic
Secretary if Aprletiltute Morton ntter
bearing Governor Culbersons aiK nientii
has ncned to cxtilillih tho Nationll live-
stock Uarnntlno line aeicrs Ci tral Tex
ns an recommended by tho Texas live-
stock commission
Senator Cullom has lntrodiued petitions
nsKliiR the lnlted Stntoi to lutrrfoii In
In half Armenia
Turllsli otTlclnl repoit ays i l he blame
f r the rrriiis In Armenia at li ucor of
the AtmenUns
A rhilidilphlatt has llirured peace by
aibltratlon to be nbiiit 2t > > jft > 0M per
> iur cheaper than peace by armed
stivnRtb
Inquiry Into poltl receipts at poslofflces
nomcwhit dlsappolntlns to the treasury
cftlclals
CONGUUSSIONAl
I Senator Morgan ppolte thh bouts on the
j Cuban resolution BiybiS tho lnlted States
should not Ioiist hesttnte to Imeifcie In
behalf nf the Insuitrents A substitute Tor
tla jicntlbiR resolution was offeied
FrtiUor l llnici ijioko tnustlcilly of
New Vork Sun comments on lushing
thiotiRh private pension blllf
Ono vote on tho bond salo Invesllcallon
resolu Ion was secured hut Mr 11111 pre-
vented llnal action
1KII Fxtcndlns tlmo for brlnfilng land c
covcry suits passed
llourn refus < st to appropriate funds for
teetarlan Indian rchools the fight betne
mado by the A I A
Indian appropriation bill nearly com-
pleted
roLrrTcAL
Unseating In both houses of tho Ken-
tucky legislature Is likely to begin In
earnest
Congressional democratic committee has
bren organized
Secretary Carlisle nnd n committee of
the New York Chamber of Commerce met
and discussed a plan for a sound money
campulgn
MAIUtrTS
Cotton Futures lower a Liverpool nnd
New York but slightly higher at New
Orleans Reported that somo Northern
mills will run short time
A sharp advance In silver
Good demand for cotiton fsocd meal and
cake at higher prices
lletter feeling In the hide market
Wheat Considerable activity and an nd
vanceof acenl
Stocks An advance In sliver and other
causes contributed to make the markot n
good one
RAILROAD
Summary of earnings nnd shipments for
January
Chairman Caldwells scheme to prevent
secret dealings of lines with brokea
The rallwuvs of Canada
Southern Pacific Inaugurates
weekly live stock train service
Rale meeting of the commission con
Vencs loday
Local and general notes and personals
stati
Rurrell Wheeler an englne r awarded
J1C00O damages against tho Tyler and
Southeastern railway
Nfcr Weimar Joe Macha shot bis vvlfo
and son and then banged himself
Iticlcu Reagan reviews the nttltudo of
tho democratic party cm silver during the
past twentyono jears
Hon W M Walton writes nn open
bttcr to Judsn Reagan on the silver
question
A ship crosses Galveston bar drawing
twentyone feet threw Inches
LOCAL
The Good Government club puts out
Ha municipal ticket
N w Cuney says R n Haw ley
Var tho report tenlj
HOUSTON TEXAS TUESDAY EEBUUATtY 25 1810
semi
will
be a candidate for congress in tho Tenth
dlKtilet
Matters pertaining to the Noting Mens
Christian association
Democratic mass mctllng nt the Market
lions
Organ recital to be nlvon nt St Pat
rkks tlurch
Tho funeral ot Aaron 0 Lewis to take
place this afternoon
CITl COUNCIL
The illy engineer to Investigate the con
dltlon of tho Tranklln street bridge
llfnort of the thief of tho fire depart
The time of the taking effect nf
tire proof roof ordinance postponed
Tho Congress stieet
the
washout referred
to the mayor for attention
TODAYS FOREGAST
COLCMIUR Ohlt > The State Retail
rltocers a soelatlun will hold a t d v
m lilng her today and tomorrow
w YORK Miss Lalla Raldwln Mor-
ton a niece of Washington Irving Is to
make her debut lien loday on tho lec-
ture platform
CINCINNATI The Master PlumtiTS
neiatlon mets here three days lieglii
5fS today Alwut low delegates will be
1re nr rom all over Ohio
niTiiOlT Jerry 81m son the sockless
staiVsman who has beon nraetually ur-
i Avi of sine the reent rcpubllcun Und
J lWe will l here totay hen he will
iwtu rc oa the sliglejajc
ut lOUIS Tha g neral passmser
committee which recently found
f R impossible tn reah nn agre ment en
1L uiwes eni rate cutting and referred
nfmatwio J 1 committee will
WHANY The hcirlng on the League
Vn rlcan Wheelmen Ulcycle Jiaggago
f
fori lh asnnbly rallvvav rorrmlt
m h
I1 Shu occur todav If the move of me
this BUte ihe
J p uee sful In
rTL in other States will un rtake to
rider reform fa Klblatlon >
securo the
me
MR MORGAN ON CUBA
Hays It Is Time for United States
To Interfere
VOTE ON BOND SALE INVESTIGATION
Hill
Contlcnmcil the
vented Pinal
Men nnd
Action
A TRIUMPH lOK THIS A
Irc
tlm Apprnprlntlun Tor Cntholln Rehool
Amiiug Hie Imllnii Cut < fl
lly the Unlive
Washington Tcbmary Tho public
Interest hi tho Cuban question was shown
today by tho crowds which enmo to the
senate galleries In anticipation ot a eon
tlnuunco of a Culun debute The ellplo
matlc gallery showed the largest lcprc
sentatlon since tho sebslou opened the
ministers of Chill Rrazll Hawaii and
siierul iillier countries bilng piescnt
Mr Morgan of Alibunu occupied almost
thei intlte day In u uarratlvo and his-
torical speeih Mr Morgan spoke for
three hours and had not concluded whwi
tho smntc adjoinnid
A significant vote on tho resolution for
an Investigation of recent bond Issuis was
taken during tho day Mr Lodgos reso-
lution for an ln estimation came up and
Mr 1iITcr olfcred all aiiundnieiit for a
special committee and a luoio compiihen
slve Inquiry
Mr Lodgo sought to have tho amend
mini luid on tho table but his motion
lo this effect was donated Id to ii
Final action was not secured an Mr
Hill carried tho dilute bejond J oclock
Iho bill pensioning the widow of Store
tai Uiisham at a > monthly was
passed
Mr Galllnger Rep N H chairman
of tha commltteo on pensions rose ou a
question of luminal prlvllego when the
setiato assembled today and In vigorous
laiiKUUKu denotinceel a publication In tho
New Ymk sun purporting to iciioii itiu
action en the beiiato In passing a number
ut prlvutu pension bills last Tuiaduy It
had been asserted that ull uiuiipi hail
been broken by tho stimto mill JD hills
being passed In an hour with little or no
alttiiitiou or coiisKiuMion
Mr UiiltliiKer duilurcd that this was n
n < repiuseiuatlon Slxtysevon bills wire
passed In two und threequarter hour
and tho total linrcaso was IA0il j > er
> ear The senator was veiy caiisilo con-
cerning tho violation of Journnlbillii privi
lege
t K
Mr Galllnger called up tho hill synnt
Ing a pulsion to tho widow of Wnltr Q
fiienliam n brigadier general at iM
month with amendment reducing tin
al
lowanee to lite
Mr Turple Ilem lnd spdkc In stni
Iiurl of the amended bill
At the toiielusion of Mr Turples re-
marks the bill as amended at JIOO was
passed without division
The icFnhitlon of Mr Lodge directing
the llnnnni counnlttrn to Inquire into the
bond issiiis during ISIIVm was tnken up
Mr 1effer Pop Kan offered nn
amendment broadening tlm resolution nnd
dlieetlng that II bn made by a special
commute of the senators
Mr Lodgo moved to lay the Peffer
amendment on the table
Mr Hill had sought tn discuss the sub
ject but Mr Lodges motion tn table rut
off debate the Massachusetts senator re-
marking that the express purpose was lo
prevent bngthy debate
I shall Hid nn opportunity lo express
inv vlrws on the subject Interjected Mr
HillTho
Tho mollon In table wni defeatcdlS
to Slas follows
AYHS1S
Mr Hill raid ho voted riralnst tnbllng tho
resolution as ho thohght It desirable to
dlsiuxi It Ho regnnied the Lodge resolu
and trlvliM duo
Hon as proper In form
rnnrtenv to tho secretary of the tiTtisury
i u I ll l not consider II the provlne II of
Investigate every g
hc senate to
lit befoie tho urnate It was l
look into the motives Inspiring
de o
tlieSev vorlouH ohmon UeeUJl lor
tnrllv IJorc HUCm t
Sfea iri H
deuiotrutle ivuetan or tne
iiiein is a
i nsury thU 1 oilone this Investigation woull
inld with eat vigor I
Mr 11111 81
iwiU it Itmy worVt pollircal enemy oi
uidTd the chair ot the secrttary of the
Tbfwniosxl II he said becniino Ibis ln
on was basesl on Idle rumor and
ve ga
isitlonal newspaper to lp rj
ihe vialls and eomp aliv of llsoppoinieu
Snd1 bidders If lit Investigation Is be
to Insinuate what the author of tic
umpt to statu
resolution Peffer was afraid
Mr niH referred to n receni siieeeli by
Mi Allien Pop Nob In which tho toller
> y ranVa r d n e nocrat lnt r
I WKK r farmer than
Is a democrat respondtsl VSLVjvi Ml Hill A
he
theii 1 rlt > the crops raised In Nebrakkn
2 oclmk Inierv ue
this Itieturc
At nnd tho
selliiiK aside lb l < ond nuesllen
irfiatebranched on 1o the fubar luesllo
t hlrh ve e the regular order
Mr Moiran rewimed hi l eli In mm
ion of Ihe resolution to rccognlie the
Cubans IwlllirercntH
The senator reviewed tho policy Pf tho
nW > f
fvft
THE HOUSTON DAILY POST
ELEVENTH YEATJ NO 327
PHICE 5 CENTS
tnlttd States toward tho Island since the
time of Prittldniit Adams The latter
pfiipiiitii d that within llfly yearn Culia
would be a Sluto nf the Pulled States and
tiiireifler Mehstrr Cla > lelleirwm mid
other statesmen uiilfmmlv titged the uc
ipileltlm ot elm by the United Htnlis
Ml Mmnui said tho ittrncliiisi ut tho
SlMiibbfoiees In eentiollinir thu CubaiiH
were almoit without pnriillel In bUtoty
Ill tho last war not only had llixi Cubans
been kllleil In luttle but tltfui pilwiners
hid brsii put to death H vvas u inurt
slioi king hiiloeuust
The senator slid lie bail paused In vvon
dermeul lo IIInk Hint the United Slates
hid snod silently at this awful sbiiigliter
if 111 1 jtilieuiers lnsleitl of moving
sword In bind and driving the Spuitiaids
fiom the Ishinil
vir li > e Hep Maine asked If this
wondeiful shiHkhg tduteinHU was hls
toilril
Mr Morgan replied that It vvns hl lorie
dellbriately written by a Simnlinl ni
I > iiring In the Amerlcin I ni > clcpedlt un-
der tin tltli of Cnu
Tlm piiiainit win Ml Moigau mid wan
but n ie > eilllon The Pulled Sialic emtlil
go no further In its forbeanmrc with ml-
a KtnIn on Its iioiitii II was the Impera-
tive duiv of the Pulled Mtaes loday to
deililti a stue of wal enltlng
The cieiit both of the native Cubans
nte In favor < Insiiriet Hon altbotMli tlie
bl idy irwl ot Wevler hold them hi sub-
jection Htmlu has sei t ti tloi tonilltd
up to this time slslvoiie war vessels 111
f l men nnd hud Mlis > > volunleerH for gal
ilwiii duly And vet tnl vast foue inn
not kiM p eomez fiom harlng Ihe niorii
lng ii ml i veiling guns nf Havana Ac-
cording lo repjrls fiinn Pulled Slates
eonsuls Mi Mmgiii sitld no ontt couid
doubt wlhoiit linpeaelilni oli own con-
suls but the mass of Cuban were In s m
lilthv with Gomes and Mnceo and that
In the eirid the Cabins wrie eerlaln lit
iiehlevn their liberty
The itcnntrr iend a letlrr from Culn
wrllliin ho sild by n thoroughly rrllnbln
nuthorlt It destrlliid the uiaduiil suc-
cess of Ihe Cubins mil graphl ally ox
nl lined the ciinpilgn nietbndi ot Gomes
The latlurs force was placed bv Ibis un-
til illy nt I7i0 The wrliier spoke of tlm
lack of Intelligent Information by the
Spanish olTliliils nt llivntn the cnplnlii
Kineial knowlnias llltl of existing eoiidl
tlons ns tho lirelent of Ilio Inlled
Hlolcd
Mr Morgan said I lie blond v eode of
ilenoral Weyler wa villbtut a parallel
In modern warfare II was nlimd iignlnst
we men nisi children and Inmcuit Irubs
nifii If this Inhuman eodf w is din < ted
against one Amerlenn cltlnui said the
senator then Spln rhoiild nndfislniid
Hint r > eifs < ir tie pie vvotill visit upofl lier
sucli n redress n would make Ihe Cuban
uprising u tm re trifle In coiiiikiiIiii
Wo hive the right lo lnsbt Hiat rules
of elvlllred warfnre be observed The
senator snld that ndnpllon of Ids resolu
Hon wanld not onlv apply lo hliirebellloii
hut tn the next and next for they woull
eniillniie to come and would be noilco lo
Spain Hint lnlllgi iciiev would he nceodied
to ih e striigglliig for their fncdim
Mr Morgan spoke until i 10 and will
continue his remarks tomorrow
Mr While Ikjm Cat offered n siib
sllluts for tho pending resolution ns fol-
lows
Rtsdved That tln senate lonteinplnto
Willi solliltude ami profound regret lh
HiiftVrlnfS nnd ileelltiltlon iieeomikiniliig
the villi ronlllel no In prngiess In Cubs
While the fulled Stlt have not liilir
fereil and will not iinle i their vital In-
terests demand Interference with exltilng
i lonl 4 of anv Kureuesin government on
this hemisphere nnvertheliM our people
have never dlsgul i l and do not now eeti
coal Ihe4r svmnnlhy for all tbojj who
strugflo imirloileallv as de the ubin > i
now In icvott to exercise maintain und
premie tho right of soy 1
Nor inn we Ignoro 0 r exieptlonal ami
closfl relitlons to Cuba by rennon or geo
graphlal proximity and our consequent
rm ve nteesls In all V y
ib control or well besni of tlm uHn
exreut ve d
We ardnly bot hat te
whoTe investigation and caro
arlmV I
iHnlomallc rlatlos have Wn
of or
otrmUted vlll st an eirly dne find
tZZToU > < as to warrant r ieni
ton of he belllgerenev of those w hi are
idMnlng ttenf ve In Cuba 1
me
onnofilHon lo Spain nd thai the lnll lento
Washington
choice
Pe briiary
rnent f her n
Tho house bl v < oassM vllh amend
merits in rroveb for the xlenlon of 111
nm Vlhln ehlch sdl e v I bro H
to vacate nnd annul land oatenls The
March 1
tn extiirM
for belnnlnir
time
e l w nnd
to result
eext nrprdmir
ll V l er Ud the time for Ovn vesrs
ii sir iheV senate vent In ereeinin
sessPn ariI roon leref er adjonrneel
IIOPSK
Tho house
committee of th win r
to lay In
Very Interesting delate by a vote of M
PONS
In ft decided Hint nono of the appropria-
tions In the Indliiu appropriation hill for
Indian w liools should gi lo soot man
mIiisiIs The niily mvtnilnn S huols tn
which money now gms arc Roman Oath
olio In denomination and tlm llghl was
led by Mr Llntm Rep Mluh who l >
the moil proiiouni ed and openly avowed
A P A ii euibcr on the Moor
An iiinenilniint olteied by Mr Plitni
delegale fiom Oklahoma to pay UlWI
tlliti fimiull due to tho Siinlnoles to thei
llulhiiis ihciiisolves vvun udoptcd
Tni niiitMirliitlnii rur Hie puirhnso of
it loi Ihe Sum or Deill i Lilkll vvns
Intituled fiom IPls el I IISMn
Mr MrCall Hip Mtis1 niailo u i lnt
or oriKr iriiliisl a probum thai all
chltdliti hoin ot a Mhltti man nnd nu In-
dian wimili shuiild Inherit tlm tiropnitlcs
anil ntiiiiilllen of the imdlier He con
tendiil Unit Iho iuovIsIoiih would repent
the not of IvvS vhlih endowetl linllun wo
uieti from iltlsciishlii an iniiriligti lo
while men ami pioientoil the hitler frun
iieqiilrlng Indian lights It wa < slilckeii
out W lien Urn petition of lino bill trilling lo
Indian si In ols was rrnrlwd Mr Lluiou
Iteii Mich made a spec Ii agnliisl Ihe
nppiopiiitloii ot iit niy for suliirlnn
si lions Ho tiiullnd Ihe fail that he had
two jiniH ago iloiinunceid the policy en
iipplopitiiltng inouuy for lliew Insiltn
lloii He hml warned iiiemberi then and
hia winning had not proved cfleollve Tin
rosult was the ubsem c of men whoB fiues
hoi been familiar in the linllu of eongivss
for veins
Ilui sild he tlie Mnriii of billots
and Ihe llo l of Indignation vvhloli nver
vvheliiiiil tlieni will In but a 7qdivt nnd n
rivulet compared with what will happen If
rongrom pcislslii III this pulley
The Unman Calbnllo chill h would lake
cine of Us own It was powerful eiioimh
it hud a right to bin not with public
v
He icferretl lo the fuel Unit the Slate
or Wlsionlti had pledged lo ceingiess a
statue of Pim Maiqiiettti which was soon
to be set In Hlntiiaiy hall He would ho
the Hist iliuiehiniin there
II may he he continued tint Knlher
Hlephiu Imagines that a lime when the
slatiiti of Pete Marquette rolled In the
gown of a Jesuit pi lest ami deroinled
with Ihe paraphernalia of his church
Is to Imeroilul III tho Nations siiiirlu iry
made holy bv the prurnie of the mm
Ivml Lincoln Is a good timet to Iniee
a quarter of n million dollais riom Ihe
hinds of coniTiess lliit I warn him I hit
bn M mistaken and I vviirn iiiunbors tint
Iho iieoplo will not toletnle such an iin
censtltutlonal appropriation nf public
funds
Mr Union Ibmi offired an nmendnient
lirovldliiK that no moncv for Ihe support
of Indian schools should go lo any sec-
tarian school
Ml Gamble Rep S I defended the
uppioprltillon lor sictailaii scliiols
Mr Coopir Rep Wis utinounetd Ids
opiiofcltlon In the hill appropriating U pel
lint of the appioprlation of lefii for tho
sectarian schools PuDlIc money l > br
sectaihin si bonis was uniepiihll in mi
ilimiKittlle and iinAiiicitcun Ilu did not
Bpeik us it inimber of tlm American Pro
tictlvo a oclalliiii he was not a member
but as an Aineiliun clllstcn If the sup
iiort of llie government was withdrawn
ihu Culhollc ihureli would support her
ichool as oilier chinches illil
Mr Cooper one luded by iuotlng Ihe
eluiset of tho constitution refuting lo re
ligious freedom written by Thomas Jef
feison wklch he said Jcffeison v us more
proud of than unulling he ever vviote ex
ui the Deilnrallon of Independence
Mr IMdy Rep Minn suppottod Iho
provision in 111 bill whilo Mr Wntson
Reti Ohio and Mr Hnlnir Rep Neb
supportcel Ihe Llnlon ntncndinciit In brlet
speeidies
Mr Walsh Dm N Y replied with
some warmth Ho did not her said creillt
sorno Rfiilleirien on tlm olher side with
high patriotic motives they ase rlbed to
themselves This blow was alined ut tho
Catholic church He was n Roman Cath-
olic iiml a good nit American clllien ns
any member on lie Iloeir Applntise
He assured the homo however that If
the uppronrliillon for tin schools was en
tlrely wlthdiown that tho children would
be tnken enre of
Mr Lone Rep Cat nnd Mr Grosvenor
Ilfn Ohio favored the Linton amrnd
ment
Mr She rman Rep N Y chairman
of the Indian affairs committee tried In
vain to Btcm the tldo that was evidently
salting strongly ntnlnst tlm committee
reenmmcmlattnn
I nm not a Calholfe snld Mr fihrrmun
neither nm I Ilko my friend from Ohio
Mr Grosvenor who Is rot a member eii
nny ediiirch I m a Proleslant hut do
not bellovet that any ono iliurrh alone
points tlm way to heaven although I no
believe that nny creed Is better than no
creed This uoproprlallon was not nseel
lo trarh the dusky wards ot tho Nation
the e ieehl m but how to read and write
and count
Tho nmendmnil waa then cnrrlMCl
° Tha democrata volod almost solidly
against It whllo Iho republicans wiro di-
vided
Thu eommlllen nroso after having com
plum the bill excepting a slimlu para-
graph and nt 61V p m thu house ad-
journed
v
CAPITAL CULLINGH
Wnnhlngnn Pebrunry 21 Tho renale
In exertrilvc session tuday conllfmitt tho
iiomlunlletiis of William W lliildwln ot
New Yotli lo ho third assistant recrv
lary of slate William G Hire of New
link and John 11 Harlow or Mls > oeiri
to ho civil servlcn coninilsidoucis and 1
VI Doobin In be postmaster at Juaiiuli
Texas
I resident Cleveland und parly relumed
to Washington at in oclock lonlgtit
Texas itenslnns Issue of Ieliruory s
Widow Iliilluli wiiniMuiy Rlci > llolliiii
Goliad iunity
The ioinptiollir of Iho currency loday
bulletins the election of Oscar Goodwin
us eashlei of ln > Ilivet National banli
uf Yviixiliaillle In pnii of It G Illlllll
N J Hunt In tudiiy iippolntrM ponl
uijslrr nt King In Condi county vlco
C S limn ii icalgncd
Itiiuescntnllve Miles Ciowley has te
tiirned fion a vl 4t lo his dlnlrict coust
qiient uion the funeral of Iho lain ltepre
ft illative rain
CONHHiniMNn WARSHIPS
Warhlnglon Kilnunrr SI The houso
subionimlllie on naval nrfaliii was rn
gnged for several hours today hi working
un tlm iuivil appropriation bills Thu
meinbiiii declined to give out anything
for publication It Is stated that tlm niim
lier of new baltleshliis mi < l torpedo bouts
to ltd leioiniiiciidtil lias not yet been set-
tled
PACIPIC ROAD INQUIRY
Washington Pobniary 21 Tlm Parlllo
ralroinl committee or Ihu honto toduy
cotitlnuid Ihelr btvirlng
ir ThotuiiH II Hubbard loprcKilitlng
Iho Cinlral Im lllc npptMiid In liehUr of
Hi it leind to uigiie thai sei fell nil Ilia Cen-
tral Piicllle was coiconied It hud fully
performed Us obligations lo the ijovern
ment
TO TAN HIIVI1H OltU
Washington February il Jlr Ilrweiter
of Now vorl loday Inlroililcod a bill In
plain n dim of M per cent nil valorem
upon nllve r bullion linn aios and twee p
Itigs also upon silver bant and Ingots and
million ami wares iompo od wholly or In
pint of sllvu whelliir iniinifiK tuieil or
partly nianufnlureil
WILL OPPIRt AN AMUNDMrNT
Washlnglon Pehiinry StSenator Caff
try tisluy gave tioilui of an iiincndmcnt
vIdeli liev prrqiowis to orttT lo the tariff
Mil piovldlnif for an ndvaloiun duty of
W per cent on nil sugars Imnoiled adding
Vc on all sugars Imitorled Horn coiiutrleM
liaylng an export boiiuty
SOUTIIPIIN PACIPIC CHARTHR
Prankfort Ky Kohrunry 2llcnernl
llasil Duke attorney of tho Loulsvlllo
and Nnshvillo road Is bete A lobby In
the Interest of that road Is also Jiiri It
Is reported that this lobby Is operating
against Senator GoebelB bill to annul tho
charter of tho Southern Purine Railroad
company This bill will come up tomor-
row
Senator Ooebel Is expected to make a
red hot light for Its passage The peoplo
of California urn represented by a special
committee
TUP CARDINAL AT HAN ANTONIO
Hun Antonio Toxos Pebnmry Cardi-
nal Pinticea Hatolll nnd secrotnry arrlvwl
here loday being on a gcmal tour of tlm
rountiy Iwulle the rainy weather tho
cnllro Catliollo population wus out to do
him hoiifir Willi nppioprlato iercnioilles
Iho cnnliml siwko lirfeily In Italian at
tho cnlhtdrot and blcsucd the aswrnblnge
H leaves Wednesday for Sanlu te N l
fMIMnHbimtHMlNM
iQibbon Mfi
25
THE f
lsasxxo TAnoma
7 VV A I i
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i Mi
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liy the Hevoliitlonary Club
Patriotic Speeches
first Affiirasil
One Year Aqo Cuba BeflBt t
Strnoflle 1or Prcedora fM
r < vT
CELEBRATOI If TIIE UNITED STATE
> ttti
1
CUBA RRSOTABD TO DO OR DIO
One Dpeakrr Nsjrs She Will TTIn Or
Leave Duly Kulns for tha
Coiiejusrnr
Now York rebvuary St Cuban revol
llonnry cluUn tonight celebrated their flnstSj
annlversno Ono year ago the patriotic 1
Cubans look up arms against Spain hexi
rcvolutluiuny clubs ot this city held
itrutid muss mectlnR at Chlckerlns hal
slid thee placo was crovvderd to its utmos
cnpaclly
Over tho speakers stand lloatcd Ihe Bew
Cuban ting or new colors adopted by the
I evolutionists l oil whllo and blue with
a rt > d diamond at then stnu ind in Iho cenJj
tcr of which l n whllo star At tho reM
e > f the olagn were tho tininiU ot tho dci
heroes who bavo lrlvoii up their Uvea tor
th v llbenillimot Cuba within tho bust year
with iho plenum of Gencrnl Mortl lit the
renter
Tlm npealiers who occupied seats on thef
platform vuiei Jtiatv Praivo chairman ot
tho iiicoIiiit l iirlquo Jtwo Varonn En
Mqito Joso Tiujlllo Dr lluseblo Hennan
ilea and In Joaquin Oatrtlllo aiieclal qom
mlssloiior train cubn
All tins sjHHxdifcn except ono vvero In tno
Hiuuilali laugtingo and tho applauso waa
liiMiicia anil Ioiib when General Weyler
wasacorcd
Tho lint speaker was Scnor viimo who
rJtbl Tlm inovcnienl liegun on thoSlth ot
Pibinary IW Isn gteuit rovoIuUoube
cailrn it Mprlnipl from tho depths of Cuban
socluly and bocauso It bigati by being eco-
nomical rather than political
Tho consequenti bv that the revolution
must l proMceuted In n spirit entirely
revilutlouiirvthat Is to hayond Span-
ish Tlio erotiomy rcglmo linpoHfd Upon
Cuba by Bimlii wan bused upon monopolyJ
Thu iiglme which Culia mustnilopu fort
order
herself has btcn based on liberty In
that the current mcnaulUo trntisacUoni
Hlmtild How through their iintiiml Chan
nets lo their natural markcis The poll
Ileal recline le > which Spain has suhjeotci
Culm It puiely piiwninl niul mllitury The
icglme vvhlcli Cuba kccJis Ih tlioniuglilyi
popular mid democratic 1 rreeeiKinsllulltyi
Is tho ntttUiulo of Spanish fimctlonarlee J
Aboluto resitOnslblllly should be the nt
trlhulo of servants of tho Cuban pcoplcJi
HOI to muno
tulnv has tirtmsJ her eMtw
noldlers or them but that they sliuinJ
win lliu tlle ot free clltnns Tho was
In Culm Is iiul should bn only n Incldcnti
Thretiigli her terrible micrlflces culia secka
n stale of Independences Rut Spain liatfj
latin and will iontlnuc to do her utmost
lo keep hi r In subjection and brialt the
spirit of her patriots This vvirs the mean-
ing of her Modlng out tlm tyrant Woytci
lo lake command of her army It l a
derlaialMii that Hpalu Is resolved toproao <
cull the war to the blltcr end Tn this
Imihiiroiis resolve Cuba will oppose he
sliong nnd nlern determination tu
nclihve her vlclory at wltalovcr cosn
And If eviiyllilng slwiild go ngulnst hfij
she 11 reutly ie > sacrlfleo her lust pon apu
leave Ihe ineiny lit possession ot nothlns
but iiilns
Seiior Vllliieda a lawyer from Havana
hi u brief sp > Mi deplatrd wltn grcil
force the privations ot the Cuban einntenJ
on the Held and declared Hint money nionejl
wna veiiiucd to make tho war for liberty
a ularluun success Hf
After his rpeech a collcclloii was takonJf
up und u largo amount ot money waai
given mix good sl7ed basltetH were soonlg
llllod vvllh Ami rlcnn grectiliacka jS
1roldent Pulmn although present on v
netaunt of a Wight llhuts was unaftlOT
to upiak
INHtlltai NTfl RKTRrJATED
Havana Pnbruury 31 All cavalry tie
longing In th Insurgvnt farcco under
Gomez and Mnxco have retreated Into tho
swamps In iho province of Havana C ll
onel Velatda Cerrlcu fnught a tiand at
lusurgt iiIh nt Clrgo Avllla and they lem
Mk ebud iitul then nitrcmed canylnu off
Iholr wouiiiletl Ot the troops Lieutenant
HiiUiliailu w M vioundctl Reiiorts ar
iflven mil of wiitageineiits with ttiauriwntj
lenders
Havana spent a day of disquiet two
openly exprtwscd nlnrni today tho occiM
sion for tho feeling of iliead eeing thud
It wna lh Unit anniversary of thooutj
break of tin luvolutlou In Santiago do
Cub i und It wus feared tho Insurgent
woull olKiuillo tho event by noine vlgorJ
oiih movement or soma iiLrlUltig outbrnale
In Urn city luitlf Tho eUy pnnvd wltlij
out the anticipated dnngera manifesting
tliemselves
PRISONERS PATES
Havani Pf binary 31 Tho men ai
rcMled recently on thoelrargo ot U lln
uminunlllon uni being tried hero today > y
ctiurlinaillnl They urn being protected
from tho poiiuliico by nlvll guards asa <
gicat ihiit of bitter feellnu a been ex-
pressed agilnat lhim
Small baiida ot Instinrenls bavo ap
iKortd nt llnctlrniio Santa Po and Gab
lego near this city Tne Insurgent leader
Ingllllo wliexfo real name Is said te A
HI
be Alfredo Godoy or Gold anOI who If
reported to ho a nitlyo of llllnolti hai
been brought vio from Guinea with tiz J
mm other prisoners of war Mm ot the
alter nro to be sent to the African prison J
and tho nmnlmler to tho lilo ot Plnca
MOTION FOR REAliailMENT
Llttlo Rock Pobniary SlMr John BJ
Has lassos ot Neiv York appeared todas J
In Ihu supremo court In support ot ra ° Mi
tioii fi > r iiarBUinint Iho case ofnvor
hen vs Llttlo Rock and Port Smlll rail
InvolvliiK Iho llablllly ot thaUaw
other wuy loads for the payment of bor < <
Usued by the Statu to lid lit thelrfeela
was atsued and juB
Highest or all in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report y
aking
Powdefe
A
w
rw
i
Si
intetloik ed one y ar cuso ago but one ed the JUdg
bondV Involved n mm
ins the road Tho
aror commonly Itrown a lli E Jb
bonds and are said lo hav cwtiiH
grtat statesman the presidency yj >
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