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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-27
LOCAL BREyIEIEs,
Matter. or nIlnor Moment In and ABoul
the City,


The Grand this evening-"Rillnmey."
Last night the Wheeling steel plant,
which has been shut down since Sat-
uTday, resumed operations.
There were only six ordinary cases in
the police court yesterday morning. one
was dismissed. three went to the NIL
and two paid their lines
officer George Devinney was remem-
bered yesterday by his friends, Nessrs.
SchmGichel and Jake Rilzcr, who gave
him very handsome rocking chair.
The only arrest by tho police yester-
day was Mike Kelley, who was put In
as q Ypg by officer Alchaels, Mike
has been arrested several times lately
A new warehouse. two stories high
and forty feet wide byNsNty long, VIII
be erected by the l.aBclle Iron works at
once. II viii be handsome ana sub
stantial building
Yesterday Squire Glllespy continued
the cilse OF John Collins, accused OF
stealing nifty pounds 1T dynamite from
Halloek and Lang, at Elm Grove, until
Saturday, January Z.
Rev. n, Il. Johnson last night chris
tened elsVen grandchildren OF Mrs. Ter
rill, Of North Wheeling, at hor resi-
dence. They are the children OF her
two sons, Walter and John TerTill
Yesterday afternoon a call was Is
sued for special meeting OF the city
council, To he held this evening, The
business OF the year is to be settled up,
and 1t viii be important TO have u quo
rum.
Last evening q team hitched TO hack
belonging 10 Bradford, the liverymau,
ran away on Market street, near Four
teenth, and collided with one OF Burns
4 Church's wagons. Fortunately little
damage was done.
Hon. Augustus Pollock remembered
the Intelligencer force on Christmas
with q liberal supply Of his Clown sto.
giles, for which he has the gratitude OF
the stan, and the assurance that thcir
friendship Will not all end in smoke.
The wholesale houses OF Wheeling
are shipping large quantities Of goods
10 Martins Ferry by freight and cH-
press OH the Cleveland, Loralu &
Wheeling and the Wheeling & Lake
Erie railroads As much aa three wa
gon loads OF meat are hauled over on
one train on tho former road.
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HARRY HAywAaDs BODY
To be Crsmated 60 PrrVsnI It's DeIni
Stolen by GhonIs,

Stolen by GhOulS,
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Dec, 2O.-'The
body OF Harry II, Hayward. the MUIR
derer of Catherine ding was taken
from its temporary resting place in the
vault at Lakewood cemetery tonight
and shipped to Chicago TO bG orGmuted.
Almost from the duy when the body
was deposited In the vault, the relatives
OF the dead man We're haunted by the
fcnr thu! II would be stolen by body
EnatcheH, II was something more
than n vague dread, too for evidences
were discovered OF an Intention to Sc
cure the body by these ghouls Hut
whether It was wanted for scientific
purposes or for exhibition could only
be conjectured,
No special effort was 10 10 made by
the family TO keep the matter. a secret
after tho cremation, but Il was the In
tentlon OF the friends 10 say nothing
until the body had left the city. The
facts leaked out however, and when
the body was taken To the station,
hundreds OF persons knew OF II. Hay
wards body WINS partially embalmod
on the removal To Lakewood and when
II was brought back to town and pre-
pared for shipment, the GmbalminE
was completed The body was rs well
preserved az upon the day OF the burial
service. The undertaken who had
charge OF the body after the hanging
accompanied the remains 20 Chicago,
as did DIR. Thaddeus Hayward and
Harry Goodsell, The lnclneration will
take place In the new cremntory In
GIuceland cemetery, Chicago
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nARINa CouNrERYEITERs
WIN he Behind the Bars-Good Work OF
Chief T'aEen.


CHIEF T'aEen.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. ss.-By tomorrow
the last of the most daring and skillful
gang OF counterfeiters and showers Of
the queer that ever operated In the
United States will be behind the bars.
Two men remain to be npprchcnded and
both are well known and so situated
that they cannot get away.
William p. HaSen, chief Of the United
States secret serylce. Is In the city for
the purpose of making final arrange
ments for rounding up the gang for
trial. There were eleven men lmpli-
Gated, nine OF whom have already been
captured. They are: George W. Dice.
Kansas City; Thomas Ford and Ed
ward A. Senior. Omaha; j. w, Miller
and r. D. Davidson. New orleans; j. y.
Keener, Atlanta; William Graham.
Pnoia, Kas., and Lowell and Ben Field,
ST Louis Chief Hazcn went before
Judge Adams In the federal court to-
day and asked for an order to take Dice,
the leader OF the gang. back to Atlnntn,
for trial.
From ST. Louis, Chief liaEcn will 20 to
Topeka, KnE., where he expects to get
nj, order for the removal OF Graham to
Atlanta, where, II IL claimed. tlicre is
strong evidence OF guilt.
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NEsr OF COuNrERrElTERs
Discovered In the Kentucky PsnitentiHry
o. d. Frankfort.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. ga spc-
oIul to the Ponl from Frankfort KY,
says: Warden George. nj the Atnte PEN
itontiAry, has discovered neBt N
counterfeIters In the prison. a few
days nEo, James Holt. twehty-ycar-
man, pissed q counterfeit nicklC on Joe
Dehorn, another convict Dobora told
ono or the guards about the money and
nm examination was made which re-
suited In the discovery OF two pans Of
dies made Of plastGr Of PARIS The dos
were In the possession Of James bal.
lou, sent from Laurel county In 1895,
for nino years for train wrccklng. Bal
lou and Holt when questioned. uc-
ltnowlCd that they had stolen the plns-
tor Of paris from the phyalclan's room
~ the prison hospital and that they
had made the dies themselves.
The case will be put before the United
HtntpH court
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 2G.-An attempt
was made by several members OF the
house to secure n CAUCUS Of Republicans
on the bond bill Immediately after the
session Tonight. The petition was
started by several New York Republic
cans and the necessary number OF
names. fifteen, was secured. The lead
ers discouraged the plan. however, and
MIR. Hooker OF New York, at the request
OF Speaker Reed, It Is snid. induced sew
eral signers to withdraw their names,
so the movement fell through
The petition was addressed to the
chairman OF the caucus, Mr.. Grosvenor,
and besides asking for a caucus on the
bond bill, made the general request that
"a caucus be called whenever party
measures We're TO be considered In the
house,
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Mr.. sAgDERsoN
Calls on Secretary Olncy, but 1t was Only
"soeIal.n

''soclRl.n
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-Among
Secretary Olney's callers to-day was
Sir Julian Pauncefote, the British am
bassador. accompanied by MIR. Sander
son, the British consul-general ut New
York, n brother of Sir 7. II. Sander
son, who drew the "Sanderson line" in
the British Guiana boundary dispute,
and addressed the two notes to DR.. Pu-
lido and DR.. U'rbaneIR, OF Venezuela,
which are claimed by the Neneauelans
to have emanated from Lord Sails
bury. II II stated officially that the
Gull was OF social nature, but fire.
Quontly important business is trans
acted on diplomatic reception day. OUT
side of the Venezuelan question there
are number OF minor subjects con-
corning postal exchanges. etc, which
engage the attention OF the state de-
pnrtment and the British authorities.
\ strong impression prevails, ms n
result Of the visit to-day, that secreta-
ny olney has officially notified the Bril-
fish representative OF the enactment OF
the law for the creation Of the Vcnczue-
Ian boundary commission.
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WASHINGTON. u. C., Dec, 26.--A AZ
tor tho second revenue bill has boon
disposed Of tomorrow night. thp house
VIII d. little huHlngss until Monday,
JANUARY 3, aud viii practically hive ltB
holiday rrceHa, OF which II Has partly
bcgn deprived, noSt week, II cnnnot
well adjourn for moro than three dilya
under the rules while the senate In In
session. but II was decided nj the meet
IhE Of tho committee Oh rules tu-iny
TINT th0rC wil bc formal meetings every
Third day. with ndiOurnmprls over ana
that no important bnalnrtn viii he
bfOught forward On the floor Under
these conditions there In little prohnhll.
Nv that there viii bo u quorum u rep.
rcsrntntlves In town illXt week.
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
Tea Sets.
Toilet Sets.
Dinner Sets.

All suitable for lho>lIoliday trade. wo
have an immense variety, all Of the very
latest shapes and decoration. Do not
fail to examine our stock and learn our
prices before purchasing, You will find
our goods equal to any in every respect,
and our prices 40 psr cont lower than
tho exclusive crockery houSOL
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ugLp Ur A TRAIN.
Feur hsn shoot a Conductor white Try
ing 60 n0nIa q ItrrIRlM.

cHILLtcoTHs. Ohio, Dec, 20 -Four
men held up - srcisht train on the
Baltimore n Ohio Southwestern rail-
road yesterday 'fkry !pvullod rcVllYCre
NJ the head nj Tho engineer and ordered
him "a A0p fnc r-llowB then ntiemp.
ted 10 hoard tho isn,n, bat were repcIlcd
by Conductor John MCdraw, III this
CITY. They then opened fire ON Me.
Urnw and he wRg shot In the head. The
mon escaped but were captured at
uuyBvilc. McGrnw wis hqught 10
this city. II " feared he wlllidic,
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RISING RAPIDLY.

The Heavy Rains Cause the Rivers 90
Come Up with Rush at Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Dec, ga boat
ing stage will be available tomorrow
for the transportation of coal to south
ern ports. The river tonight is rising
rapidly as a consequences of the heavy
rain here, and points above.
In the neighborhood OF 10000 bushels
Of coal was started down the river to-
day and with seven or eight towboats
now in the harbor. and those expected
to arrive tomorrow, large shipment is
expected to go on this latest rise.
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DUYRAvEN ARRIVES
Aud Is Mann to Rsporter Attorney
RnrAlLa fnr Him.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2G,--Lord Dun
raven, who came across the ocean on
board the Teutonlc, arrived to-day to
mako good hts allegations Of fraud In
the Vnlkyrie- Defender races Of last
September, aud went from the steamer
10 the residence OF II, Maitland Kersey.
There he was iigldly protected from the
numerous reporters who were pursuing
him for u statement OF his case. Mr..
George Askqulth. Lord Dunrnven's
legal adviser In this AFFAIR. and who ac-
companled him. said:
Lord DunraYen has really nothing
whatever TO say regarding his charges,
/ think II would be highly improper for
either side to make any statement
now"
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ADVANCE fN CoNr.
The FtipL Company Circular Makes = MIG
Inertait IL pFItes,

PiTTsBunGil. Pa, Dec. g6,--1'hc
price OF colo ~ the irrick Company
circular To tnl,u cfoel january I, has
been advanced 90 follows Furnace 40
cents. mihlhE the new rate " 0Oi fuun.
dry "a rrntl ncw price " 85i crushed
30 cents. now price " VI.
A uUt OF these price may bc made,
but ~ M Frlck company pl0durn
about no per ceid ~ tho Conceivable
region, the cuta viii not Cfsdt thc
gOhedule.
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SOUTH McALEsTER, /. T., Dec. 60
Twcnty.thrcc federal prisoners made
their escape from the United States Jail
a: this place carly this morning. They
had In some unknown why been fur
nished with q skeleton Key and while all
the guards but one were ut breakfast
they unlocked the Jail door, knocked the
made their escape, each man running In
a different direction. Deputy marshals
nrC In pursuit
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRusTEE's SALE.

ny virtue OF two deeds OF trust mndO by
Patrick MOrgan and Annie MotEan MS
wifo, 10 lnn aE trustee, tho tirpt dated
.iunc "a, 1888, and recorded In tho office OF
iilr Clerk OF the County Court Of OHIO
County. West virginia, in decd Of trust
book No. q, page 100, the second dated
March "a. iSs9, recorded In gnld clerks Of.
jlrp I'M d0od NJ trust book No. IS page 40,
/ viii sell at the north front door OF the
court house Of said county on
SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY or JANU.
AIRY, iSlU,
commpncmg nj 10 O'Clock n, In,, the fol.
lowing described property, lhnt " TO nhy
THO middle fraction " lot numbered
Twenty-Five nj Euat Wheeling, being ~
Do width NJ twenty foot OH tho south
hide OF NlnOtccnth fircct N the city Of
WhurIng ohio county, west NnRinlh,
nnG running bnck toward Wheeling
creek by parallel llncH and ut rlHht lnRlc!
10 Nlnctrenth street. one hundred ANA
twenty feet
fGrina OF Balc- onU.tllrll and m much
more NJ thu purchaser elects ia. pay IN
CnFh ON the day of sale, tho bnlhnco In
iva equal instruments nj ono and two
Years, notes bearing Interest from the dry
of sale to b. given for the deferred puys
W, ii. 1lALLER, Trustee.
AuCtlOneUr dow
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water and Movements OF Doats.
The River Intsrest'.

The River Intereatt.
YEsfERDAY's DEPARTURES.
Pittsburgh. X. BEDFORD. a. m.
Parkers6urg. :. LiBEKII, 4 a; III.
Matnmoras 80. LEXINGTON, II q. m.
Clarington. JEWEL, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Parkersburg. BEN HUR, 1880 n. m.
Darlington. JEWEL, 9:90 p. m.
Newport. X. BEDFORD, mid
night.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. HUDSON. sR. IN.
ParksrHburg. LIBERTY, u n. m
,NRtnInorRs. ....LEXINGToN. Il q. m.
fclaringt On...""JEWEL, 3:S0 y M.
wheeling creek was adding Its mud
dy quota TO the Ohio last night.
The Alice Brown and the Coal City at
II q. M, passed UP with empties.
The marks at p m. showed Q feet 10
inches and stationary. Weather. ratn'
ing heavily.
Tho Hudson was delayed by fog
Christmas night. and for that reason
she did not arrive here until 8 y. m.
yesterday
The co1l feet continued passing
wheeling yesterday and the tailenders
OF the squadron will not pass Wheeling
until tonight or tomorrow. No local
accidents we're reported up to last
night The following towB passed
since last report: Cyclone, p. m,
Wednesday; Claire. $50 D. M. Wednes-
day: Raymond anrner and Clipper, s
., M, Wednesday. Yesterdays de.
parturcs were: Ironsldes, II a. M; Tor
nndo, 5p. m.
warren.Rivcr feet inches and ris.
ing. Weather. raining.
Oil City--ilvnr feet tnoh and ris-
ing. Weather, mild md heavy rnln
falling. II has been raining steadily
aineo II a. m.
Greensboro-Rivcr7 feet inches and
stationary. Weather. raining, Pain
fail 10 inches.
Pletsburgh-Rlvcr So feet and falling
at the dam Weather. raining.
and rising. Weather showing and cold
Down--RObert Jenkins, Jim d.TOTr
nado, ]. c. Fisher. ID. u. Wood, Onward,
FallIe. Tom LyBlc. Up-lI. X. Bedford
and Alice Brown. the latter with emp
Parkershurg-Rlver 100 feet and rIs-
ms. Weather, cloudy and threatening
rain.
Clncirrati-Rivcr "a feet and rising.
Weather, Tnlning and colder.
1IotisYilie--iIlvgr 20 feet and rising
Weather. raining.
EVanayllie- River 4S feet and rising.
Weather. fnow.
Cairol-R q feet and rising,
Weather. showing and cold
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ANOTHER RISE
In the Ohio is Coming, This Time
Enough for Coal Boats.
FIFTEEN OR SIXTEEN FEET

Can bs EspeStsd Here by sunday-Tow.
boat Dl,astSr. at NIsrr,nlan's nar Up ths
Rivsr-aoO,OOo Bu,hols OF Coal Spilled,
Pilots Say tho low Boats Are too Big fOr
sassy-Sotss on Navigation and News
OF the River.
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ItNAD snih& Co'Smi. Usllatu.dat

HAVE you seen ill6tN UlNgnut ~ rthn'.
Urlhgi7 Y0u slBhld t0t Inll 10 order u
tIHIrnl u, HRS a AUNH,
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.ia az ~. w pi SS :, s sis TIp Go '''
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POnOELAlS. Ttams, aud rlasauSs half
price NJ StiiNi n UO.b.
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Cincinnati. d. HUDSON. sa. IN.
ParksrEburg. LIBERTY, u n, IN.
.AintntnOrRs. ....LEXINGTON. II q. m,
fclaringto 5:S0 p M.
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GEN. MAnoNM,s ngArn.
lilo Passes Away PeNuurully-Thore will
bO NO PubliC Funeral.

10 no tnbllO Funeral,
WASHINGTON, Oct, S,-Goneral Ma.
homo died at l o'clock this afternoon.
Tho end camo peacefully aud almost
imperceptibly. The dying man had
lain unconscious ever aimee last Sunday
morning, taking no nourishment and
showing no sign Of life beyond faint
respiration, The doctors said yesterday
that death was surely approaching, and
at 10 o'clock this morning they told the
family that death would come within
two hours, although it proved that the
vital spark lasted an hour beyond that
period.
All the members OF tho family were
about the bedside when the sRd came,
including Mrs. Malone, the two sous,
Butlor aud William Malone, jr.. Mrs,
MeGill, daughter, Mr.. l.. L, Maury, Of
Virginia, a nephew, and Capt, Rogers,
an old friend the general and present
Chairman OF thN Virginia Republican
committee. Tho watchers had been at
tho bedside continuously for many
hours aud were prepared.
There will bs no public funeral at
Washington, as, in accordance with tho
wishes OF the widow, the remains will
be borne quietly to tho generals old
homo at Petersburg, Va, where the SER
vice aud intermsnt will occur. The do.
parture from here will bs made at $3.50
o'clock tomorrow morning, arriving A.
Petersburg at 1880 o'clock tomorrow
morning. The services will bO held at
ST. Paups Episcopal church. The active
pallbearers will be members oi Gen.
Mahona's old command, famous as
"MNhoue'a brigade" the one which
held the "CrNter," The honorary pail
bearers will DO selected from officers OF
the same brigade. The Confederate
veteranI' union rendered their services
as q military escort to tho body, but II
was tho tamily'a wish to avoid anY1ls.
play.
Gen. Mahoue had passed the most OF
his time in recent yeara in this city,
living At Chamberlain's where he fr0.
qusptly consulted with tho Republican
leaders from hla native state.
Ho was formerly quite wealthy, but
tits understood that ne loIt the larger
part othls money aud probably lett but
a small estate.
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FRANCll SUCCESSFUL
In subduiuE Madagasoar After Ten Years
of stubborn CUnGict.

In subd uIuE madagascar After Ten Years
of stubbora Cunuict.
PARIS, Oct. S.-A dispatch received
here from Port Louis, Island Of Mauri-
thus, late this morning, announces the
capture Of Autanauarivo, capital of the
leland of Madagascar, by tho French
troops and caused great relief to tho
government, as it has been recognized
for some time past that the defeat OF
the French troops meant change OF
ministry. The news quickly spread
throughout the city, causing great OK
element and much rejoicing,
France and Madagascar have besn at
loggsrheads for moro than ten years,
chiehy over tho right OF the government
Of Madagascar to act Independently Of
the French resident consul in granting
exequaturs to foreign consular agents
and cousuls.
Tho expedition. which was planned
by General Borgnis.Desbordes, left
France in Jaunaty under command OF
General Dochesne. Tho insalubrity of
the climate has proved more danger
Gus Zoe to the invaders shau the natives,
and the CAPTURE Of the MalagasSy cApl-
tai has been accomplished at great cost
OF life and health.
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NEw YoRK, Oct, S,-Geuorat Joseph
Rodriguez, OF the Cuban army, in a
letter to President Palma, OF tho Junta,
repeats the declaration that tho rovolu.
tionistsnesd only arms and ammunition
to assure tho triumph Of their cause,
and earnestly plead that the United
States give them aid,
Rodriguez, who ia chief OF staff for
General ROlol, says; "we ara complot-
Ing the reorganization Of tho main body
Of our army In Los Villas. We have
divided it into two divisions-ono di'
vision under General Sorahu Sanchez,
tho other under Gsueraf SuaroE Each
division is formed OF two brigades,
which arc again subdiyidcd, ono into
two columns OF infantry aud ono OF iu'
fantry and the other in one OF cavalry
and two Of infantry.
every day hundreds OF young mon
from towns aud villages flock to OUT
ranks, but unfortunately NO have no
arms or ammunition for them, and
though full OF zeal aud patriotism, they
are unable to aid our cause.
I'VE want arms and ammunition bad.
ly and we hope that tho United States
will not forbid tho shipping OF arms as
merchandise from its ports.
"Had We arms aud ammunition boz
fiOve me the war would not last very
long, aud ia short timo Cuba would
achieve her Independence. 1t y only
question OF time in any case Tri.
umnh is assured, but that triumph
would dawn all tho sooner il arms could
DO sent to Us from the United States
with tho full permission OF its govern
msnt
"Why should tho United States re.
strict our movements, or detAin tho hour
Of our freedom? The quicker tho reali.
zaiion OF our liberties, the greater our
advantage to tho United States. Com.
morcial intercourse between n free Cuba
aud tho United States would bB greatly
augmented. Now it Ia narrowed by the
Selhshuess Of Spain.
Apart from sympathetic reasons,
tho business aspect OF the question
should appeal most strongly to the gov.
ernmont Of the United States for recog.
nttion and sa.isfactioH,
"Lss tho United States permit our
friends under its flag. to ship us arms
and ammunition aud before you realize
1t, there will be another free republic in
America"
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CUBA, CAUSE.
An Interesting Precedent Found for RSo.
oGnitIOn by the United States.

An Interesting Precedent Found for RSo.
ognltIOn by the Unlted states.
WAsmSGToS, Oct s.-GOnzaIes do
Quesada, secretary OF tue Cuban revolu.
lionary party. with headquarters in
New York, has been in Warrington 70.
Gently on private business. Ho did not
SEQ Secretary olney, nor wore any steps
taken toward securing tho recognition
Of the Cuban insurgents as belllgOrents.
Mr.. QuesadA had como on 10 attend tho
trial OF tho Cuban tilibuiterCrs at vii.
minglon ana extended his trip to Wash.
ing;on TO 500 friends.
The policy Of the CubanB ia seeking
recognition OF the United States has
beon outlined substantially as tolIows:
No application will be made to tho ex.
ocutiye branch OF the government un-
til Congress assemblies. II is the feeling
that even II tho executive authorities
were disposed to recognize the CHbaHs,
tho action would involve such grave
responsibility that tho executive branch
would desire TO have tho cJ.opnratiOn
and support Of tho Congress. Care will
be taken also TO SEQ that there Is uni.
iormity In the steps proposed TO Con.
gresB. In this way tho mistakes mado
at tho timo OF tho last Cnban uprising
wilt be avoided At that ttno there
wero no less than forty dilIOrent Cuban
resolutions rOierrod to tho house COM
mitioo on foreign affairs, proposing
recognition, arbitration and many other
plana, all intended to favor Cuba. In
tho end this diversity Of proposals pre-.
vented Nu ncrcemOnt on any ono course.
lu connection with the probable pro.
Bcniation Of the subject to Congress ant
tho executive branch. an interesting
prOceIout has bron found in lhp
archives OF tho state department. It.
tHvolves the recognition by President
Monroe Of tho South aud Central
American republics when they broke
away from Spnin. The Spanish minis.
ter at Washington made tho most
urgont protest, TO which John Quincy
Adama, secretary Ot stalo, replied, otnt.
Ing the p1licy-oi lhil government In
giving recognition. Tho proDustions
thOn ADVANCED by Spaiu aud tho runttus
made by tho United States arc said to be
exactly parnlol IN tho statements Of
facts to tho status Of tho CuDnn ala,r
to-day.