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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-16

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tenor eI Inconvenience de aterar los met4Ies,
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pIrrsRuRG sELEcrnn.



The National Prohibition Convention TO
BE Held There Next Year
thlcnpo. III. December 1l-piltFhurg
t.. -. .,.,,t ..., M, - 49,. ,.,.,,tt..'
nus heen f'ltoie" as H'o p'"'" lu' hoi''"G
the National Prohibition convention next
Ncur Two ballots wore cast by the ma.
,t.n,t committee. tod,,, ,t Ito r,cetir,. In,
noun committee ""'S AT l'H H''''"h ''
the sherman lic'se
Chairman samuel Diclslc OF Michigan
o,,lad tho ,,,.tt,,. ga or,,c. al IN o,,l,,i.
-. 49,
ana explained thc object OF me n'"e'ing
was to soIeci tho location of ucNi yoal s.
convention mud snid Tia, nominottnr
'"'NN"N"" "l'u run w """' ="
speeches would he the hr"t orhcr oi busi-
ness.
~ tr,nl, ,rncl.nr a,ol,o I'm IehaIf nf
W. r'""N '"'N'' 7p""' =" "'"". W
Baltimore lie also PROMISED chn"inh'e
In tho person Of Joshua lowering II the
convention, ,vn,,Id po Ga rnltImarr
80 1910,
~ -. Mflhdit Hl'pN' iNi i'N'''' 'll''
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GERMANY AND AMERICA.

Thc German Ambassador Thinks His
Countryman Misrcprcscntcd.
Washington. Dccenibc' il baron von
Thicllmann the German ambassador here.
states that the German minister OF for-
e'hn affairs has been miNepresented In
the publications Of his recent speech bt-
fHo the reichstag regarding the polcv u.
The German government towards the
United States.
The Baron Marshall Won Bieherstsl
IA not say that tho German government
protests a diffcrentlal duty on refined
sugar" said the ambassador. "but pro-
tests against the particular differcuntl
duty now in force. a duty OF one ten il OF
per cent "A pound OIL such sugar as comes
IRON countries granting an expert bounty
to the exporter.
"GcrmHuy objects" he continued "snls-
~ because under It's treaty with the
United states approved in May, lSS! n Is
entitled 20 tho admission of IT'S sugar uu-
der conditions enforced against other un-
lions. Under the provisions of the treaty
our country rs made most favored ma
lion AND Is thereby entitled &C. most
the United states"
Baron Thiellmann was asked what 'hc
outcome or me controversy would lrOh-
II is almost curiain that " the United
Strtca Is 10 abide 10y It's treaty thcrc iA
no further MISUNDERSTANDING WITH Ger
confuse matters.
"a special instance IL the trouble over
tho importation of American cattle. APP
prebcnsion Of the Introduction OF coutagi.
Gus diseases through the imporiatiOus OF
infected cattle is felt and our government
has forbidden such importations aud that
action has excited not little controversy.
though 1t * in this country a matter OF
pubic knowledge that Kentucky has,
through proclamaiion recently issued by
It's governor, forbidden the importation 'of
any cattle from the Southern states and
no one seems 10 even hint Mt criticism Of
Kentucky.
"The situation then Il this" concluded
thc baron, in ohtoctinp TO the dinercntlnl
dutieS ON sugars mported from countries
that pay export DUTIES our minister Is oh.
iectiug TO all diifcrrntiai duties on re-
fined sugars, though frrlnany's protest
falls far short OF so sweeping q PROPOSE
ton Germany homes for relief from lhat
discrimination aud BAGS its claim on the
ground that thu United States has made
~ Il n most favored Nation, thus relieving
IT of all such dffcrential duties"
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YESTERDAYS EVENTS.



The survey for the aerial railway to
the summit OF Porocatapetl, in Mexico.
completed.
France decided TO supply her army with
french timed meats after January l, 1857,
4 Seven hundred Italians killed In the
4 av>f,,,n Abyssinia. General Tosselli aud
\ SJapo,F 4 killed.
Thousand Armenian refugees
crowdc. the city of Van. Turkey.
The Rcd Cross society uSkcd to assume
the responsibility Of distributing s25,0p
by the New York Christian Herald.
Passports to pilgrims to Palestine have
be en- suspended by Russia, owing TO dis
turbances aud cholera.
Two hundced villages destroyed by the
Hafmadieh cavclry In the province OF
Van.
Tie Porto Ricans arc allies OF the Gu
bars and will strive for freedom In dual
blow against Spain,
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popTn pIro ASIAN Ally.

New York. December ii.--A local paper
saws. In tho struggle for Independence
cuba has found u powerful ally In the
Island of Porto Rico According to the
latest Intelligence, Spain now has two
tnsurrections on her hands, or VIII have
If the plans maturing are carried into exe-
cutlon. Porto Rico has gone 40 far. X Is
suid as to issue declaration or INDIE
nendenee aud WIN soon Join her. sister
island In the active struggle for liberty.
An army IS being formed by the scparattyr
uArty or Porto Rico and as soon as thn
lenders are f,Ady the new campaign Will
nnon n tho plans nrc carried out the first
blow against Spain VIII he struck in a
i, may he hnt few days before the
people of Porto Rico, the only spinisl.
province n the west lnales which - ~, M
be ~ in arrns against Spain.
rhc leaders here claim that n vigorous
declaration OF indeT, fdcnee has been pre-
nnted IN the leaders OF the Porto Rico
tepnratist party. and 4, is their intention
10 issue this as soon as they feei sure
thnt they rnn defend themselves against
any action Spain may take in consequence.
Gnc Of the most prominent Porto Rioans
in Ncw York declared last n'Rht that this
might - IN less than week, THIS dec
laiaiion OF irdsrendence was prepared Oh
tie island and az Least one copy OF II Was
acnt TO this city fer the leaders here to
Ifoyal and have so Informed the sep
nratist patty In Porto lsico.
In starting TINS new REVOLUTION tEe foftV
I.!uo leaders are fully carrying. ont the
original plans of Gonernl Jose Mnrti, tne
late leader of The cuban rebellion. which
We're 10 first get the Cuban insurrection
v,ll under way and then To- encourage or
rather create n similar uprising IN Port1
Rico There were to be two separnHe revo-
lutlons the army OF each Of the two prov
inces acting INDEPENDENTS ms possible, but
necessarily in conjunction when CRISIS
was reacted, and each striving for the
game obJect--thc defeat of Spain " ~
victory we're won, Il was arranged thnt
nrate governments the Republic OF tnna
and the eRpubllc OF Porto Rico In formt.
lating this plan General MART ,cohsuitpu
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The Former Has Not Sought Refuge
in the Tower Of London.
THE LATTER A SUBJECT or RlDICuLE.
Freedom of Speech and Comments Of
the English Press.
ITALIANS KILLED IN BATTLE.
The Porto RIoans Arc Aiiies Of the
Cubans-P Plantations Burned--Af-
fairs In France.

London. December little United
States embassy was bescged Mt an early
hour today by newspaper reporters anx-
ions to obtain the views of Ambassadors
Bayard upon the demand for his impeach-
inent which was made yesterday In tho
house Of representatives ut Washington
by Congressman VIM. IL. Barrett OF
Massachusetts. on the ground that he
had insuited the country 10 which he Is
accredited, ana the people he represents,
III speeches delivered in scotland, but all
auempts TO induce MIR. Bayard or his
STAN 10 discuss the matter failed. while
the British officials also declined to MAKE
any statements on the subject.
The st. james Gazette this afternoon
such M attack" .'If So" the Gazette
adds. his loss will be- regretted by all
who hive come In contact with such a
fine example of n dignlfted eloquent
American statesman. but Mr.. Bayards
lndscrotion was SO deliberate that Wa
doubt &c he did not contemplate this re-
suit, aud We, too, should resent II II our
minister made II similar statement"
The Westminatcr Gazette remarkss
u ny 70 Ne hour , Of gong o to PRESS ,,., Mr.,
he Hrels refuge IN the tower of London
r"iuuhA tu ho seem
De Glohe rd!rules the impeachment
ldcu, and adds; "1he republican majority
ia not unr,asouahly annoyed that MIR
liaNiui permitted himself the freedom OF
Niit''N WtltN rs lmpusslhie TO the dtplo-
ma, East uf the old world
Although Mn BaNNrd refuses to be in-
tFrVtrWcd regarding the action OF Mr.
iiairctt. he has stated lie does not intend
To- lrudcr his RESIGNATION.
The Evening stliiard this afternoon
commenting on the AFFAIR, says! THE
potiturss of party warfare IN tie United
Stntrs was never SO clearly displayed
Me liaNuid has gained the good VIII OF
all clnssus here. The United Statea has
always brcu similarly fortunate In the
selection of its ambassadors to Great
britain, and Mr.. liaynrd lag proved him
eoif worthy nf the foremost rank This
pottv outburst of spite upon The part of
n political clique win not tend 10 In
creusr oar feeling Of respet for American
politicians"
rre ru9i conservative IN an editorial
On tine action OF the hOilsefof rcpresenta-
iJv,,s a. Washington an United States AM
IA sshuor BaNuTd, says;
The moral IL that ambassadors. if called
upnu to make speech. should dEcuas
authorship, aud Shakespeare, and partic-
niarly when a presidential election Is IN
AiBht. g
The Daily News dlbcraD In an editorial
on Mr. BnyArd says.
We do not desire TO say anything very
emphatic IN Mr.. iiRynrd's praise, for that
might make Mr. Mccall and AIR. Barrett
go FOR him anew But We believe him
10 be the sort OF man who viii not scare
worth cent.
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Mrs Hayward was at tho Fraveslde of
her executed son in Minneapolis
Twenty representatives wilt 10 sent on
"A risr.mage to home aud foreign missions
by wealthy Americans
The execution of Harry Hayward de-
tailed; his courage aad Indifference main
talued on the gallows; his mother at
tended the burial.
The death warrant Of Theodore Durant
signed.
Pitspurg decided as the place to hold
the National prohibition convention on
May a 1856
Secretary Morton promised Texas to do
nll in his power to remove restrictions
from the shipment of Texas cattle to for
eign ports.
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TEXAS POSTAL MArrnRs,

Washington. December ll.--Among the
Texas postofhccs already enumerated IN
these dispatches IN which vacancies occur
In December by the expiration OF terms
is Stephensvllo IN Representative Bell'a
district, whore the present Incumbent is
Il lady, Miss Susie p, Lyman. The office
pays SlSOo per nnnUtn. Miss Lyman has
come TO Washington with long petition
from her constituents, asking tor recap
pointmeut. hut she has not yet seen the
postmaster general. Representative Bell
his recommended some one else for the
place.
The Mlneola case Is stlll unsettled al
though Representative Noakum made his
recommendation soma time ago, Tho de.
lay ia caused by the receipt OF vigorous
protests from Texas. which Hob stafford.
tho well known Hast Texan, reached here
tCulght to present IN person
The following icurth-cinss posuunsters
VEN. Appreciated today: Chnppon Iltll. y.
~ ThuinhiN. vice ". G. foote, rrsigued
LcFfot @. J. P.nclaid vice Nj. " ilar-
tcD rc-igued, Lincoln w = Schubert,
vice A W. Schubert. resigned; Newliu. II.
y Dunn, vice W. a. Mendor. resigned.
P.ou'er ]. W Evans, vie" NJ. r. Baird.
tpelpns1
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THE NATIONALS
Resolutions Offered to Recognize the
Belligercncy OF Cubans.
P0pULlSfS FOR MONROE DOCTRINE.
Prevention of Aggressions by Britons
on This Hemisphere.
POPuLISTS FOR MONROE DOCTRINE.
CLOTuRE AND QUORUM RULES.
The German Ambassador Avows His
Country Is Mi-rcpresented nsto
Duty on Sugar.

Washington, Dec ember lin the SEN
ate today Mr. Dubois trcp., ldstho) called
up his amendment, to the senate rules
for the distribution of the various appro-
priAtiun bills TO the committees. especially
Intended in the subject dealt with. In
supporting the resolution Mr. Dubois
maintained that the work of framing the
appropriation bills could be more intelli-
gently done by the committees having spe-
cial charge Of legislation Tor each depart
mcnt of the government. No rction was
taken.
Then the clerk called the FIRST bill on
the calender, the resolution OF Mr.. Alien
Of Nebraska to recognize the Cuban reyo-
luuonists as holugcrents.
Mr.. Allen said he supposed his resom-
tiun would he referred to the committee
on foreign relations. and informed the
sheercd at as a party Of domestic grirN-
anoes. stood shoulder to shoulder with
| the republican and democratic parties for
the maintenance Of the Monroe doctrine.
Mr.. Allen commended some of the re
marks of Mr.. culcm yesterday ana then
| proceeded To the alienation OF the money
power OF the East with that of England
| In connection with our diligence In pre-
venting the uesfessions of the British on
| this hemisphere with this idea as a
! text he referred ConttmptuouSly to tho
| report that Theodore iIuVCmeNcr, the re
| tlrins Austrian consul general ut New
! York" was to be made n baron, as an
evidence TINT that gentleman was
| ashamed of the country OF his birth. liz
| also referred to the American women
who were marrying titled European
| mendicHuts."
| MIR. call dem, Fla.) gave notice that
| he would tomorrow call up his Armenian
| resolution, and MIR. Han dem. n. "
| introduced amendments to the senate
| rules providing for cloture and for count
| ing "a quorum
After a brief executive session the sen
| Ale ad fnltruc1
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r.Ilr cnNInnERATE NETERANs.

New York. December li-The tub-coIn-
mittee Of the excessive committee or
" hlch william r. ST. John IL president.
having in charge the pre- posed parade and
review Of the Confederate Veterans on
July 4 isDg met today. AT the close Of
thf ureiinr the following statement Wes
given ont by order Of Mr.. ST. john:
"his speclal committee on. plan md
scope has met ard received che accumH-
lated evidence of the enthusiastic rccep-
tion awaiting the reunion and parade aud
has requested tho chairman OF the COM
fniitee 20 advise the commander-in-chlef
Of the @. A. II. OF fhe plans ana purposes
OF the committse, and the same are held
N abe vance, awaiting his reply. Also that
IA similar Letter, be addressed subsequently
10 the commander-in.chief OF the United
Confederate Veterans.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Toronto Arthur A. Dicks. charged with
the murder OF his wife ia order TO get
az Insurance OF $1,000 Oh her life, was
placed ON trial
london The Chronicle announces that
Nr Herbert Gladstone has started for
Athens, whence he Will make an extended
tour through Turkey.
iiuvre -~ire broke out among 400 bales
nj cotton on che afterdcck ot tile British
steamer snmuo, Captain Frazer, when
arrived here ON December from New or
leans.
CGito-N band of dorylsheH mounted on
camoln. has rnidcd, phlndeted ana partially
burned Arcndan. north ct NadNhalid. y
Dutch cavalry company has bccu sent To
pursue tho dervishcs
lamhurg ii Is announced that the
Hamburg American Steamnhip company
hns decided TO establish u rrgulnr steamer
service between New York aud Brazil,
commencing IN JANUARY ncNL
Toronto Thp trial OF William Mcmillan.
charged Win antting are TO the Osgooi
almost million dullnts. was concluded.
AftN belng opt about three hours he
Jury returned verdict of guilty, sen
teuce wac deferred.
DttAwH--licrr Clark Wallace, comptro-
Ter of customs In the Dominion cnhiuci.
huH rpaigHrd heCuUNc he Cun not approve
of the course congress has Adopted III its
attitude toward the Manitoba school uurH-
diem, Wallace ie grand muster of tho OF
nuRe Grand Lodge Of North America
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RErcnsTAG or GERMANY.

Herr Blobel Recounts the Patriotism OF
Prosecuted Socialists.
London. December 1.-THE Times Ber-
lin correspondent viii say tomorrow:
Herr Biebcl spoke In the reichstag for
two hours today He began by romark-
ing that when the tamcnees Of the speech
from tho throne was compared with the
emperor's speech on the same day at Bres-
lau, Il was easy 10 understand why Chan
cellor Won llohenlohe had been doputed to
read the former By proxy.
he reminded the house that many wei
known socialists. including Herr MiquiL
ia the wild days OF his political youth.
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LEGIsI.ATlNn NorEs.

Senator George dem, Missa. introduced
q bin 70 establish a uniform system %
Bankruptcy Tho bill * practcally the
s1mo ps reported by MIR, George from
the committee on judiciary at the las, SEES
sion ns a substitute for the Bailey bill
which passed the house.
There seems to he no possibility now
thai the committees OF the house will be
announced this week and the houAc may
adjourn tomorrow until Monday From a
source close 10 the sneaker, the iuforma-
ton a. given out today that The commit
tees viii probably moi he announced until
the latter part OF ncNt week.. Just before
the Christmas holiday recess.
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Washington, December ll.--The Kansas
congressional delegation held meeting
today TO- discuss tho Waller case, AT which
Paul Bray. the ex-consuls nephew. read
tho report OF the trial.
Bray asserts that the stenogra piers re-
port OF the testimony given at the trial
was Incorrect. He says that IL this gov
orrment L. ever successful in securing the
report Of tho trial which has been asked
for. his own testimony Will be found TN
signed. AS he refused to Sign n, because
the report Of It was Farhled
Pray speaks French fluently and he
declares that the Official Interpreter at
the trial willfuly mlsirterprctrd paris
tempt has been made by nembers. OF the
Kansas delegation TO secure for Bray a
position under the government. az tho
Waller family e. without means OF sup
unNl
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nlNInENps DECLARED.

New Yc,k. December little Western
Union Telegraph company today declared
it's regular quarterly dividend of II per
cont. payable January 10.
The directors OF me American tobacco
romu,ny today declared thc regular quar-
'terjv diviiend Of per cent on IN" pre-
t.,.red stock The dividend on the COM
be- ,rcver, ing corimittco OF the New
yak sock exchange at today's meetint
rsreiyFd ana considered the report en-
tbc STATE list REGARDING the recon ms nda =
I'm ,nndN to the committee On STOCK lists
~ tho rualagen,ent OF the tobacco com
p4nv regarding the dividend on common
stock,
Boston. Mass, December 1.-THE direct
,rs Of the Bill Telephone company have
declared a quarterly dividend of per
lem mud :, per cent extra, lhls makes a
,otal Of Is per cent declared this year
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THE ATLANTA Exposition.

Atlanta. Ga. December H. The %eather
has once again smiled on the eYposiilon.
and after two days OF roir bright aun'h'ne
greeted thu crowds from Chattanooga
lorlja, Rome, Ca, and cther pOl1t7 WW'n
claim today as their part OF tine "fpoaitru
calendar Today'a trains brought VA hhoul
30)N people from chattanooga, four uNhs
from Florida arrived With 1000 people VINO
came 10 represent that state al ~" eNI'o-
sitiou About 100 came In from Rome ara
u small delegation from Putnam county ,
The Georgia Southern and florlnt iotu
also claimed tie day and sent up rain
Inads from the wire grass region of Geor-
gla ~ - -
The parade In honor Of Chattanooga or
ganZed al Y o'clock ana mhIchtu 70 tnr
,,rounds where speeches were mudc by
President Collier. Mayor ochs ana others.
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OrINlON Or nAYARp.

New York, December Z a dispatch to
hc World from London says; Ambas-
aador Bayard has returned FROM his visit
to Niscount Peel. While he refuses 10
discuss tn. resolution FOR his in,pcach-
mont introduced IN the house OF repre-
srntntlVcs by Congressman W. IL. Bar
rett of AlnaNnchusutts, II ~ understood
hc has ~ thought of rendering his resig-
nation
MIR Rayard said to q World corresponds
rut today;
- am making no statement regarding
tho resolution, of which, | suppose. L
Shall see the text In due time.
probably only u synopsis Of my speech
I'm Edinburgh which IL the alleged basis
FOR the resolution. has been published AT
home The fun text. | am disposed 10
believe has not been read by those who
voted IN the majority IN Washington yes
tIrtiuN -
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nscArNn M ANp rEArmMKs.

ST l.eue, Mo. December iI.A special
from. Ineg, KY. says; Two Mormon
preachers arrived here last wooi, aud have
hoRun secretly 20 establish II church. Thoy
claimed 20 he FROM Utah and believed u
church could ho fouudcd IN the town which
would be kept from the other portions of
the state. The secret WaR soon out ANA
an Indignation meeting was held at Eden
the county seat at this tMattD county
ana ~ committee sent here to notify tho
men 90 leave the State. They were told
that tar and feathers would be used on
them should they not go, ana last nighi
they crossed into West Virginia Several
converts were made during their stay.
Tho men gave their names as nuiGcl Jones
mud siunIUvi i Smith.
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RESOLUTIONS AND MOTIONS.

Washington. December HIN the srr-
ate. Mr.. Mitchell Dem. WIS., IN
troducel a joint resolution for the par
chase Of a statue ~ Victor Hugo for the
congressional library.
on motion OF Mr. Harris Dem TennD
"A resolution was passed calling
uuon the seer tary or war for copies OF all
papers relating 10 the railroads seized ard
operated by the government. from l@'l-tj.
adjustment OF the government claims
against Tennessee
Mr.. Dubois tRep.. Idaho called mp his
amen lment to the senate rules, for ihs
distribution Of various appropriation hllls
10 the committees especially Interested IN
the subjects dealt with
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Washington, December 1.-THE Texas
republicans who have been attending the
big C. q. +. conferences here are one by
one returning home. ". n. Flanagan and
Wilbur Crawford left tonight.
n. r. MucGregor IS still here, putting
snikcs into the coffin Of Boss CuneY and
his Immediate following Mr. MacGregor
IS interviewed H. the Washington Post OF
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nATTI,r WIN PISTOLS.

New York, December ll.--Durlng a row
which occurred tonight In Thorntonh
restaurant IN Third avenue, between
Blake ard Hogan. two customers aud
Chnrles Lavender a water hauer, Blake
shot Lavender twice IN the loft side Of
the body mud twice IN the breast. When
patrolmnn Howard went 10 unrest Blake
Tho pairunnn was hot In the mouth and
mock Blake and Hogan were arrested.
Lavender and Howard were taken TO tho
Harlem hospital Both are said to he
eerioualV, II not fatally Injured
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Caucus or pOpI-1JsTs.

Washington, December II --rhe ropunst
senators held a final caucus today and
decided 10 place FUN ticket IA the ueld
for the senate Offices for whom thcy Will
vote ogcU aud then step cut ana allow
The republicans To proceed win the organ
izatiou They viii nominate SeuHtur kVic
ilt president pro tenn, Hon Thomas y.
Watson oc Georgia for secretary ~ rlo
senate. ana H. T.. Taubencck ut 1lliuois
for spfve4Dt mt. arms
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a resolution offered in the senate to
recognize the belligerency OF Cuba
Senator George introduced a bin 20 es-
tab'ish uniform system of bankruptcy
The ropulist senators decided to place a,
fun ticket IN the field for senate offices.
The Kansas delegation discussed tho
Waller case
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n1,RANT's DEATH WARRANT.

San Francisco, Cal. December 1.-THE
attorney for Theodore Durant moved to-
dav for an order 10 prevent the prisoners
- tnovnI from tie county iail TO the state
prison at San Quintin. The c9ri. denied
The motion and subsequently signed l9ur-
ruary q, as the date for the execution.