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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-26

A joint resolution proposing to amend
section one a. of article six (6) of the Con-
stitution of the State of Nebraska, relating
to judicial power.
BE 1t resolved and enacted by the Legis-
lature of the State of Nebraska:
Section /. That section one ID of article
six (G) of the Constitution of the State of
Nebraska be amended 10 read as follows:
Section |. The judicial power of this state
shall he vested in supreme court, dis
trict courts, county courts, justices of the
peace, police magistrates. and in such
other courts inferior to the supreme court
as may be created by law in which two
thirds of the members elected to each house
concur.
Approved March 90, A. D 1875.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-26

of public lands and buildings, and thres
railroad commissioners, each OF whom, cx-
vcpl the said railroad commissioners shall
hold his Office for term OF two years,
from the first Thursday after the first
Tuesday In january. after his election.
aud until his successor Ia elected and qunil-
fed Each railroad commissioner shall
hold his office for n term OF three years
beginning on tho first Thursday after tho
FIRST Tuesday In January after his election
fed: Provided. however, That at the first
general election held after the adoption
OF this amendment there shall I've elected
three railroad commissioners, one for tho
period of one year. one for the period of
two years. and one for the period OF three
years. The Eoycrnor, secretary OF state,
shall reside at the capitol during their
term OF office; they shall keep the public
records, books and papers there. and shall
perform such duties as may be required by
law.
Approved March 80 A, D. 1895
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with half tone cngravines price si.gs. O.,
W, Baldwin, Houston.
delightful story for children with
beautiful half ton. cngravinss by Mrs. s.
H. CLARK and the author.
The Post has received '"rhe World Al.
manac and Encyclopedia" for 1896. II con-
tains $50 pages and treats OF over 1901
topics. As heretofore It has all sorts Of
useful tables OF all sorts OF things tho
acts of tho last congress, the legislation
OF me states, record OF events, n nc,rol.
ogy, the constitution. tho naturalization
lnws. all sorts of political facts and sta.
ustlcr, Industrial and commercial matters
laws OF games aud statistics OF sport c,u
c"tlonm' religious. military ana naval
facts,
Nobody Wants to Play with Me" * tho
tuie OF very pretty song and chorus
composed by Thomas NJ. Bowers of IIous-
ton. ii was sung by corinnc during tho
recent visit OF the Kmball Comic opcra
company TO this city aud has become very
popular. II Is beautiful little story. con.
eisc and pathstically told In three verses
ana chorus. set to II charming waltz ne,l-
OdV.
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OF lighting against odds is best proof TO
the contrary, hut because The right OF the
controversy has been Enthusiastically shown
to he on our side, and because the stress
OF circumstances at home will force Great
Rritain to dismies this contention. when.
compared to others. with her IN unimpor~
tant. and allow tho question to be fairly
settled.
salisbury and Chamberlain have Two or
three methods OF disposng of Venezuela
One Is by ignoring the United States by
settling with Venezuela direct, to which
the United States would not object.
Another and most proper is to submit
tho whole question TO impartial arbitra-
ton.
SIN another course, and one likely TO
he pursued, In view OF the Chronicles
revelations Is to discharge two or three
under secretaries In the foreign ofncc aud
send u supplementary note to Olney.wn'ch
might DO the basis OF a complete under
standing.
The American statesmen continue 10
decker with tho bond question 10 protect
the treasury from syst IN which their
irnorancr fastened upon It, and which
their lack OF courage before approaching
National conventions prevents their try
INK to help remove.
Politics IA hclng played white Rome IL
near 60 burning The senate Is forcing Mr.,
Cleveland to a responsibility which II
darcs not take IN order that campaign
material may be mado for the different
parties and tho d,nerent wings thereof.
II IL untolerublo and strlkingly out OF
consonancc with decent public l'ie~the
abuse and orltlciam which has been
hcnped upon Cleveland and Carlisle by
public men and newspapers on tho auea-
ton OF bonds.
.lu az la tsNtf zeal n
tho United states with land with smash
ON a silver basis. wrcekiug tho fortunes
or the rich and Destroying tho snvines OF
the poor. THIS IL the sum aud suhsiance
OF tho situation, and II takes no kccnncse
OF perception to appropriate II.
Vet "A large number OF newspapers and
public men obtain their own consent 10
become the puYvoyors OF scandal, which
not only Affects tho Nations highest ser
wants hut the worry credit OF tho Nation
| ltself
They have fallen over each other IN their
| contradictions Of how the honda were to
br issued tho amount. and 90 which syn
| dlcntc etc. wns rounded up by hndnS
| that the president was simply waiting on
| them Ter help IN an emergency with no
plhug save that aa long nv hc held the
! throttle the train should not entirely leave
| the track
since they have been crlt,ciRing, those
| free silver men. with their republican,
aulos. have returned 10 their nrst love
| the bond iaHuc Of last Fclruars and AFRO
| talklnn columns OF vile twaddlo. which IL
! true would Justify impeachment proceed
| lnra against the president and secretary
| Of the treasury
It may have already ntrurk n discrlm,
! nnting puhliu "a uuNor, In view OF all the
! congressional indignation OF tho suhlco,
| Of tho hand isrlir last February. that no
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LOVES cRYproaRAM.

ELLIE.
| can not write, | may rot write,
| darn not write 10 thee
But lcok ON the race OF the moon by night.
Aud my letters shalt thou see.
For every better that lovers write,
By their lovers ON tho moon ls seen.
II They pen their thougtits on tho papR
white,
with tho magic juice OF the bcanl
Luz.
OH I had written this many year.
And nay letters you had read.
Had YOU only told me the spell my dear
Ere ever We twain were we'd
But have a lady. and You hasa lord.
And their eyes are OF tho green,
And VIZ dared not trust TO tho written
word,
Lost our long, long love be seen!
"oh. every thought That your heart has
thought
since the world oamc US between.
The birds OF tho air 10 my heart have
brought,
with no word heard OF seen"
Twas thus In a dream we spoke ana sara
Myself and my love unseen,
But woke and sighed ON my weary neus
For tho spell OF the Juice Of tho hnsni
Andrew Lang In scrihnerS
"come sirrah." said tho sultan; make
New promises for me.
And plainly mark them fragile
And shin them G. q. ID"
Washington star.
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tho Chinese, the Throe vcjas OF the Hin
docs tho Zendavesta Of the Perrians and
the Scriptures OF tho Christians.
How mary acres OF land AFRO there in
Harris coun,yr Rol,a-
AZ shown by the tax rolls OF the county.
there are I.i4i,O2S
Was buffalo Bill" ever congressman
villa.
No; he was. however. member OF the
Nebraska legislature.
What Ia tho American dollar worth II.
Mexico IN Mexican conn II. NJ. Bean.
About slgN
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FATALITIES.


Gold can I've hut gold alone,
Midas touch II cap not own,
For the lightning there's no se"t''
For tho fro no flaming bath
Cans't thou clarity the hghI.,
or In darkness merge the night
Add perfection to the sphere
lFulntss 90 the rounded Year
CNsordom 20 tho aca declare,
lsrecdom 10 the ranging air
Thorr IL beauty past tho pow
or the earth or skies to doN'''
There ~ 10y 10 inimsttal's
Cnn by fonhest ski cnohahge,
irhcro ~ path too kern 10 teTl
Womndlng point OF dFiNon sivcli .n
Who can Siege the souls 'h"' u"o"
In sleeps meshy citadel
Who to Loves estate can aan
More than love hath ever mo-,
or from one Grea, VAS, wltlthniu
What drew thither rom OF 'iu-
stint tho hunger-hitien rahr
,rhat devours from ngo e. M
w -Edith Al, Thomas
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Will. AND Ius GRANDMA.

That German prandsou OF Queen Vie.
tcrin Saoms to be very unruly young
stpr.--Chicago News.
Emperor william Is not the first man
who has tried 30 teach HIS grandmother
st. Louis rost-nispatch.
Victorla's rohuke to Grandson william
serms 60 have had just the opposite et
rcct from what was iptcudcd.-sL Louis
star,
II the kniser doesn't look out queen
Victoria viii exercise her grandm ,lhv,is
rights and spank him fhilaHo'ph'"
prcss
Grandma Victoria Is disposed ~ grow
nissy and red In the faee over the u,sinel
OF German nerve bur tt Will doup'i'ss
proceed So Washington Post
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GOSSIP or GOTHAM,


New York. January H.-Frrm tho West
sido elevated road. north OF tho '11lug-
don.con, curve" at one Hundred aud
Tenth street there may be ae.n on the
rnnr ar a tnu npartmont house lhc big
algn nr N PAN, Row lawvcr. other legal
walls ana recently a new arrival hns
t,,rn,,r am a small trnnsparcncy On
urnnb,ynv Tho atrnsrlinF lawyers OF
c,n,s.u dour hldc their uaht under a
,,,sbrl
tto,o,s hos, tho I,veninp sun dIspoAes of
, ,,,ratd r,,ncr,n,u n,nsidrnunl nap,rn.
-. .,,t,h. t,nr MN Cnucrnn womb
49, ,aL,,, ,,,,., sr,ion.,,, as A presidential
,,i,.,,. a. hs could ,In,nonstrnto TINT
- ,,,a g., carry. hts avn gtato nm
liz. .,,,A non, lil,, moat az ina
- -, c,,,,atn,a no nnty renrcsants
,i,s H. a,,,,,,,,,,..,,, tnnt hc wand rot
Co.,. ,lr,tio,, Ia tbo snr,tc
-, A., p,,,,,,. mae bn ,vna an
N,',,'S ,' +, v,a. ,as, Of vnilinr
St ,,, ,srtt1,s lnc,ee, doyyn
Wv
a. ,.,,,....,.t ,,,n,, Ia "A .,o,,,
"n ,'' ,',t.,,i, ,',,,,na anon, u,o
u i,', 49,, ar ~. 80, In FIRM a. ~ ltlf,
s,'i''' u'''' .,,a,., sn,,,,n tomuo,,,y
wv W - ~, ,,s,,,i,, Io,r NH
" uou' o',an1h ,.,,,, ,,,dn,,, il, ,,r sl1.,
WIN " ~ tlhlA'.fi N'ff 80 Wv f'7N
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JACK THE GIANT KILLER.


Tho otncr day o lady canvasscr came
up into The Post editorial rooms with .
book shc was sciling Hhc went into ths
cditor-in-chief's office, and her .iittio B.
ycar-old girl who came up with her. re-
maincd In tho outer rooms doubtless at
traoted by the brilliant and engaging
appearance OF tho stan. which was loll-
Ing about at It's various ticska during ono
OF its frequent intervals W leisure.
She was a bright, curly haired naidsn.
OF n friendly disposition. 40 sbo singled
out tho literary editor for attack, no
doubt fascinated by his aristocralic uir,
and his popularity of writing with h!s
gloves on.
"'rcli mo a tory" she demanded. shais-
ing hcr curis at him, and gazing UP with
| Dyes Of commanding brown.
"a STORY, little oner' said the literary
editor with sweet smile. as no strokod
her shning curs. Most assurcdly. What
shalt II be-"
'r'cll me back. do Diant Killer"
"Jack the Giant KillerT little sunbeam:
| with all my heart
Tho literary editor holpcd the little lady
| upon a stool and began
''once upon tine, In immediate prox-
| unity TO n rriinevM forest, IN nm humble
abode. where rlcaeure@ OF bncolo OK
istoncc wcro prottaby mingled with the
more laborious task OF agricultural pur-
| suits dwolt Jack. tho hero OF my tale.
with his widowed maternal rroGtai'or.
Scarcely of a parsimcnious nature, yet
rerforce OF economic character inc wi"ow
WITS compelled 30 ronort 10 numerous
cNpodents In order 20 prolong csisten,c.
She was the poss.ssor OF a bovine quad
| ruped OF mhnt excellent virtues Her
.fenni,oug atot,n of lactral nuid, her ami
-. ',a -. NV, ~, ~,
os'ol' "hu P"F'hV ieN"lN "'i "'t h'n"p
nosa uf domean"r had endeared her TO
bath lack and his mother but. alas,
tho eNigoncics of the situation soon de-
mAndcd that they part wtth tieic four
fnotcd frirna mud 10 lack tho Rprroyyful
-. -. .,.,,,,.., a., "a ,.,,,, ,,,,,ata
bx.om and audible iaInonta lions their
heviu, bsnofactor Go the, market, TO DO
,,,,.r.., f,,. ma ,,,or, ird,,.nensibln nee-
cssarlcs OF iiro. So jack"
asny" said tho llttle piri. "wihen is on
| -, N -. a.. ,,or,,g,,
"oll :" WV ,i' ",', .s's an,
500 here SAID the sporting cuUor,
'on'''p' Wv, NV ~ ' '"' -, Wv,
-. - - ~, ,.",,,, yn,r tn,r
SUM HNNs W." "' 49," & , w.,
y ~, 'ie Wv ~ ,s 49,. enc ,a,,
Wv '"''' '''''' 4" -,
sVm :" Wv" 80" 10y, ~ ,,, st.. n,,,,, I'M
NV, .,.,.,,,,,,, 80.
i'' ''>'u Nv 49,, -, h,,n,,,e,
No','''S , 't'..''N, ,.,,,,,.
'''iu' ~ ''''' Sl'', V''s ~, .,, .,ts
~ N''' s'''i.', ,',ls. .,. a
N"'' ti''' 'u' ~ ,,,,
- -. ,,t,,,, ,,,,
uown' HF'" wv Wv r''''''
h'''"iS '"'N " -.
.No,y VIM see X" said the sporting editor,
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LITERARY FIELD.

- company, PuptiHnS' ~ It,ilv.ln
Srico $50. FrO" Vs. W.
on' s,m,,c record OF facts In the
snc, OF n Virginia giri' anu ~ az
,nc author says. for tho des'ohu-
,hoso who owned slaves VI 'no
rho may In future wish 10
.,hinr OF tho lofty character
-. of thoir ancestors None OF
NJ characters arc imaginary
,,,, arc no dramatic or eNci'i'S IN
n,rtrnyed and yet every ohopter
s,a,rblng interest. There is some
,,niral so unaffected, 80 con
aip about the narrative that II
no,s n,ton,ion from the hrst pnEc
,a.t The commissioners of rianta-
k,a viii bo especially dear to every
Ter. while Virginnn VIII so INTO
lsles over them .,.
he opcning chapter the author s"ss'
hirthplaco should have been
..,,,tation. my lot In life cast on
.,,i, uiantntion. my ancestors, Tor
Genera lions, owners OF NirBihi" pun
?, romaiu facts mysterious ana an
I'M. but 10 Him who determined tho
4. M our habitations and said 'he
,,, ,bat am Cod Confined
tel, 10 a Virginia plantation during
.su,s, ohgdhood, believed the word
- nlnututlon bounded by negro
va in,,s Of white cabins with sar-
.nachcd; negro men IN the Helds'
|, vomen sowing, knitting, spinning.
hor.cl,ceplng. I'm the cabins. With
"rn1,.,r dancing. rompmg, singing.
,1,yt,, around the doors these
/ IN. o,lv nlcturos familiar TO my
,,n
'nsn,n. NJ this point tho writer gives
V'.n,s,i dissertation OF nfc among the
(,aInn nerrnos. she tells how her
1 49, aud grandmother were almost al
| ,olt,r,, oycr the wants OF the ne
|. lint medicines should be sent.
n,.,. .,,,nld visit. who needed now
|, cl,th,s or blankets the principal
-, u,,,r iivos scemlns To bo in pro-
~, n,cs, cn,ntorts Tito mutual uflcc-
/ s,.,i,,. .,,.two,p the Whuc and black
/. Il, p,.,.. dnvs and "thc abundant
4 .,,.. n.,c,,llv mntic for those whom
f's"" .,,t,, uI.cod u,ler nut
hao n.y., -. a., - v,y mat ,,prrcssoa
...ur, Nm t,,tbrulncaa and proves
/. 49, "cr,cl slave owners" Of tie
y, o,,.,.a mainly n the Imagination
.,i,..,. md t,pvliah critics
-, az hcr moth.,rs friends
!" ..,,, o,n,r niontntious nr,s4ut
W. ,,,.r.s,,r,, nt,.,urcs and ,ho,,
n,'t,ln,. cor,r,rvr yvns Il Yrnn,
.'',, , ''''''' .,,,,,n" ~ ,hosn ol1 H.
10 people no "',''' s''','iV ''''
Tiers early irluuda. anu IN" N'l'H'Nl'h
ladies om rlosc-bordered tnrmtnn
.,,.,., -, ..,,,,, g., go, ,c,. ,,rnud.
thor arc charningly portrayed. The
slv iollv and eccentric old virginia
,tleuon also stand forth aud are given
, credit for att their pccunnriilcs md
,ulstc refinement. although present
, nm Infinite variety OF mind. manner
A tempcraueut. all the gentlemen who
,lt,,l US young and old" she ss,ys. pos
ssed in common certain characteristics.
: OF which was dcfcrcnce TO ladies'.
lch made us feel that We had bocn nut
the world especially to be waited upon
them. Their standard for woman was
h. They seemed To regard her us some
Q and costly atntuo set IN n niche to
admired and never taken down"
mother pecuiinrity they had in common
$ a hablt-which seemed irresistlble-of
sng people back 10 the remotcst gen
40, ,,,4 .... ~. .,..t.,. 10 ,...,.
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TIE MAGAZINES

." '"c american journal OF Sociology
Tor January, 1896 University OF Cbicasn
pross) Professor Smaller Mathews con.
tinues his inductlve studies OF the social
tearhinga of Jesus Tho present paper
codilles Christs doctrines with reference
10 the family. Tho results. according TO
Professors Mathews conclusions make
tho task Of thosc who would md tolrrn-
ton In Christianity for easy divorce at-
cldcdly difficult.
Tho American Magazine OF Clvics Tor
January comes out in II neat, new cover.
The table of contents Includes II number
of articles upon questions OF government.
citizenship and social order. Tho Obj
cations of Christian citizenship" are dis
cusrcd by e. A. L. Richards. who con-
tends that Christians should back their
religious profession with their political
action.
Ev'ry Month FOR january contains some
cNcollcnt "Rcncoiioip," by the Prophet;
'Wll jack Ever Como Back" n pathetic
ballad 10y Charles Miller; Decorative Notes
by Strong Ford. "Old Mnssn'a Birthday"
schottischc, by Maryland, Dramatic Re
Wow by "rh ~. "Ou the Rialto." a
march, by VIII G. Carlton, aud "rheir
Golden Honey moon" song and chorus. by
Charles Graham.
Tho SGntarian Tor January is rcplotc
with advanced views on rractlcul sanlta-
ton by distinguished writers. In "Saui-
tary Brushwood Picked Up I'm Europe"
Or. O. ". Chancellor takes the reader
to Venice. aud gives an Interesting dis
| cusslon of that city'a climate and sanitary
conditions
Or, John Williamson Palmer viii con
tribute a paper to the Fcbruury Century
en- Certain Worthless and Danes of old
Maryland" Many of the famous beauties
and brave eavde>r of the colony sat for
their portraits to Sir Joshua Reynolds.
Kneller. rcnlo and sully. and their quaint
| pictures and miniatures are reproduced.
Guntcr's Magazine ot American Eco
Monies ana Political Science covers u wide
range of subjects IN It's january issue.
| Current economic. social financial and
political questions are discussed 10y prom
mont writer's. The Political Science Pub
LISTING company. Now York
| Popular Science for January contains a
| large number Of short. easy. practical,
! interesting and popiilnr gclcnttnc ARTICLES
| that can be- npnreclntod by any inteui.
rcnt reader. though he know mue or
| uothiul. OF science Published I'm Now
| York,
|
| me last iSsuo OF inc Meu'o'' Necorn'
| OF Now YORK. H'N"tes H'N"htS-slN pages
| to articles concerning hedicln" ana sur
! gerry. 1here are several original css,tys,
/ ,ottcrs FINN, ,.,,.lous nntts or ,ho ,por,d
| '
| ana a neifS OF matter IN regard 10 ihcdica,
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no and that the rurnors connsl
md with tho purchase Of Cul
ns matters to a crisis.
iillin spoke with positlveneas
tho early recognition Of Il
lists.
ton. January e0,--Scnators She
gan and Lodge. who constitu'
ommittee on foreign relation
to discuss tho matter OF rccol
belligcrency OF the Cuban /,
Tho meeting was private ii,
ms given out concerning /
ason to believe the sub-commi|
recommend recognizing III
belllsorents TO the full comlni|
next meeting.
January 2p.--The Republic Il
Y wic To the governor of csics
9 Union this inquiry. "wou{
Ishc purchase OF Cuba by Ene
ccasion for. the assertion l
I doctrines What To the mlli|
OF your State. armed an
. how quickly could Il 4
! eceived show that the got
. United states are thoronSs,f
it'll the principles OF the Mod
, Among those who answere,
nora McLaurin Of Mississiplj
Missouri. Matthews OF Ind
on or New Mexico. Carr u
Ina and Oates OF Alabama. s
January @.--The Republic III!
:. In summarizing dispatchf
=. New York and Wasningto
VS. been reached IN the Cuba
milton OF the billagersnry Il
rny by the United States
resident Cleveland is said
a q proclamation. which md 1
W or IN the immediate fufurf}
I, II In declared. intended 4 4
Insurgents last week, WHO
the recall OF General Cuni h
er the circumstances Tho 81 n
iht that such action would Is Il
nopportune and unfriandiv 4 n
!, therefore, withheld tho Ind n
imeDt impending the al
a successor TO Cnmppt n
asst forety-elght hours, how 4
at Cleveland Is said to hav
pain. despairing OF q suocos
N of the war. had offered 4
Great Britain,
held In some quarters thu
lying squadron is destine
waters. II this Is so, vi
frlcial information from IN
Ils lacking. but II u evtdeIj
complications are at hand. ~
/. head OF the Cuban par4s5E
states. wires rromxsvashin
is complete: the presided
Will recognize the insurxe1
adds that II II not nece1
insurgents should hold
as a matter Of fact Gcrer
ken half q doaen ports
leaving the spanish arm s
Havana.
,,. II is said. win issue 8
Immediately. Authority &
executive and not congre1 Z
the initiative. Presider q
hcsitaisd to take 80 IN
while the official head Il
In this country Is enjoyin1
OF American citixenshl
y has not felt so much ~
om these causes, ale ~
time In favor OF insmedla
has been urging the pret
:, Cleveland, naturally csV
"a with, great deiiberatto
tranrpired within the VA
owever. to change
ston advice~ are accurd
In washington that spa
sell Cuba TO Great Brlte
aa.lons for tho cfssio1S
10 British crown arr mol
IL Is said. has npaudonf
liug the inMrrcetion. \ ;
the president may -
iproposittcn and rec99rl
q OF cuba. This. hoWeq
nth a large grain & =
irction between tn4e
runcy.
in bs recognized whel
established themaelve9
mt per1mancpcy ~ h4<
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Porronis Complexion Powder produces
n eoft and beautiful skin: Il combines
every element OF beauty and purity.
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sEnn cATAAoGuEs.

The following socd catalogues for 1876
have been reviewed:
'nurroe's Farm Annual" w. Aztec
Burpcc 4 CO, Philadelphia.
"NiclTs Floral Guide" James WICK
Sons. Rochester. n. y,
Annual Descriptive Catalogue OF Tue
Texas Seed ard Floral company dallas,
I, Nn2
''MhrlSet GaiNl,ncr's Wholesale Prico
List ~ 'rruc Hluc Seeds A. W Living
stuns Sons IA North High street. Co
lumhus, ohio,
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Ping cuBANS BELllCERENI
ssman McMiilln Authotl
for the Statement.
RIsIs SEEMINGLY ACUfl
4 .Dloksr between spaiA ~
and Would Ne . Casus usilh 4
Reception to campes.

lie. Tenn. January cc.--Cousrve
ton McMlliln ruachcd the city i
m Washington and In an Int
with him concerning the Cub
d he had good grounds for u
that President Cleveland In
would send a message TO consrsl'
'g the cubans rs bcllixersots. i
Miliin says he In satisneN III
mo and that the rumors connsc|
md with the purchase Of Cut
ns matters to a CRISIS.
iIillin spoke with positlveneas i
tho early recognition OF III
lists. e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19

There are few mon In public lifo now
who believe that war viii come between
tho United states and Great Britain. Not
that thoy believe. ~ some profess 20. thai
the Engiishrncn win not fight Tor mo years