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The Washington bee., 1896-06-27

There are some celored men in
this community under the impress
sion that they can fill any position
in the gift of the President and will
be appointed to those positions if
Major Mckinley is elected Presi-
dent.
The young politicians are not
used to being disappointed. Some
of them have remarked that they
have seen Hanna or Grovesnor.
They, of course, don't know Mr..
Hanna or Congressman Grovesnor.
1t would lessen them in the esti-
nation of their constituents to ad-
dress these distinguished poll
ticians properly.
1t is, indeed, amusing to hear
the boys talk. They have begun to
select their places. Well none of
them don't want less than a $780,
900 position.
Milton M. Holland has cinch
on the Recorders Office or the Dis
trict Commissionership, with the
prospect of getting neither. Some
of his cohorts are so enthusiastic
that they have concluded to organ
ize a Holland club.
Uncle Perry is sore with Henry
Lacey. He said that Lacey was
fighting him at st. Louis.
Perry is very much chagrined.
By the way the Hall case has
been assigned to Lacey. What
bead-way has he made IN appre-
hending the murderer of Hall ?
Mr.. Hall is a colored man and
quite likely that there will be lax
ity in the Hall case. His services
at st. Louis were not needed.
Lacey has an idea of business
and knows how to pull the wires to
get boom. He imagines that
everybody is against him and if he
saw his shadow on a cloudy day, he
would believe IL was bad omen and
his commission as detective was
weighed in the balances and found
wanting.
There are some who are of the
opinion that the old politicians are
played out. Their days are num-
bered, they think.
If you hear some of them talk,
you would believe that none were
Sin it" but those who supported
Major Mckinley. 1t is not the
man who does the work who is at
all times rewarded. In some IN
stances those who do less, generally
get more.
There is no doubt that every ne
gro in the race has his eye on the
office of Recorder of Deeds. 1t
seems to be the only office the Afro
American seems to know.
Taylor will no doubt be sue
ceeded by some District white man.
The negroes will be appointed
to small offices no matter who
comes in.
This will be a money campaign
and it is doubtful whether the At
ro-American will be needed at all.
If Boise of Iowa or Whitney of
New York is nominated you Can
just bet on it that the Afro-Ameri-
can will be treated well.
There will be change in the
High School and probably in one
or two of the supervising principals.
Trustee Bruce is determined to
have first-class High School and
he is convinced that the only way
to have one is to make a change.
UP-TO-DATE.
The Washington bee., 1896-06-27
EXPERT TRAIN RUNNING.

For the month of May the record y
train movement on the B. & U. H. n
eclipsed the record breaking recon-
for April, when the passenger tals
arrived at their destinations as Pa
schedule ninety-five times out Of Poy
sible hundred. The B. & U. fs'
Freight Trains between New foA' f.
Philadelphia and Baltimore on uS
the East, and Cincinnati, St. LOUIS any
Chicago on the West, are being now
with an equal degree OF precision
The Washington bee., 1896-06-27
LOW RATES FOR THE FOURT

In pursuance of its usual policy, d
B. & o. r. r. will sell round tnp q
cursion tickets between all ticket "a
tions on its lines east of the Ohio REs'
for all trains July 3rd and 4th, valldi1
return passage until July 9th lnclua''-
Iune p y
The Washington bee., 1896-06-27
ARLINGTONVILLE NOTES.

Mrs. Kate Brown of West Washing
ton, d. c., whose illness required her
absence from the city, is spending her
Summer at the beautiful home of Mrs.
Mahaley Washington of this place, and
is greatly improving in health.
Miss Agnes Harrod of Indianapolis,
Indiana, is also the guest of Mrs. Wash
ington.
The Washington bee., 1896-06-27

tor of Divinity. He is assisted by Rev.
Madden. These two officials are the
spiritual directors of the G. u. o. of
T. c.
The Washington bee., 1896-06-27

Pensioners who want their paP'o !,
properly made out are requesI;;a.. 49,, :
call and see w. Calvin Chase, Ay"
ney at Law and Notary Public.
The Washington bee., 1896-06-27
GIVEN AWAY.

If you want a frst-Class new. ~.
free, bring into this Office hily = :.
yearly subscribers, and you El'- ~
ceive 500 bycicle guaranteed
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-02-27
HOW's This !

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known F. j. Cheney
for the last Is years, and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and fnan.
cially able t. carry out any obligations made by
their firm.
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WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Drug.
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directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
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RAILROAD SPARKS. The passenger train
was held at Burnham half an hour one even
ing last week to wait for passenger who
telegraphed that he was coming on the train
from Bangor. When that train arrived the
man decided not to come to Belfast that
night. Maine Central officials are proverbi-
ally accommodating, but this is imposing on
good nature. 1t has been played several
times during the past year on different con-
ductors in the State. 1t not only delays the
trains and consequently other passengers
and the mails, but there is considerable
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egraphs to the general Office in Portland
from whence orders are telegraphed to the
conductor whose train is to be held. II
other trains are on the same line as the wait
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in order to make the proper crossings.
The down trains Friday and Saturday even
| inps were late on accOunt of sliuht accidents
delaying the train on the main line. .. TIL G
paymasters train made its fortnightly trip
over the branch Saturday. The freight
train made an extra trip Sunday to haul Out
accumulated freight. The extra business is
chiefly in hay, pulp wood, phosphate and
produce.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-16

Washington. December I5 The atten-
lion OF officials here has been attracted by
stories coming from an portions Of the
country indicating that onlistmrnm arc goo
inB on Of rurtirs OF men to 40 10 Cuha 20
Join the lneutgcnis In their struggle against
the spaniatlv These cnliAtmcuis ate in
direct violation of the neutrality laws ana
are prohibited under severe penalties.
For accepting commission 90 Eerye
against Spain. a country with which the
United states is now at peace ihr penalty
as prescribed by seefun h2Si revised stat
ntcs is $1,000 fno and thrre years impria
eminent The enforcement Of thrso laws
naturally follows within the functions ~
the United states officials to whose knuwl
edge the attempt al Infringement Is brought
but If the movements onlinur as reported
u IN probable that the dtpar' mcnt Of justice
VIII send instr lotions of special chafag
ter to an Of It's agents calllnn thcif Hurn.
ten to the pro lhmptiun issuci 10y the pres
idcnt last spring cniotniuF upon them a
strict enforcement Of the nouraltS
laws The government viii douhtlcsf
be- obliged to do this In order 10 maniuhi
It's purpoHe 10 meet the requirements al
interim lonhi law Just nE It has wnrucd
the shipping lntoregtH against taking par
In nllhuhicrug moyCmontr aud hnu sent
ilgid Instructions TO judicial officers IL
Atlnnuc ports 10 prevent tho attraction O
the laws ia That rcepesi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-16

Cincinnati. Ohio December IA spe-
cial to the Commoroinl-hppe from Key
Wost says Fighting is reported west Of
the trocha In riuar del Rio section where
the insurgen,a under Maceo's aocce ssor
General Paiz Rivera has taken the field
against the Spanish forces left there by
General Wcyler No details have been re-
oeiycd yet but tIfty wounded soldiers came
on yesterday from the neighborhood Of
AYtemisn,
II " stated ia Havana that General
Wcylcr has called In some Of the troops
now stationed outside ~ the city fearins
an attack by General Gomez. who IL re-
portcd M coming westward With a large
force wcll armed and proylsioned
The insurgents have already occupied
| several small towns held by the Splnlardi
| in the eastern part OF the province o
Havana and have had hardly any defeats
| Two train loads Of provisions ana arm
| were captured by the insurgents on III,
| Matsnzas road Saturday or Sunday with
slight loss.
II is reported that an expedition from
| Honduras landed on the south eide Of III,
island Saturday with large supplies OF am
munltlon and arms and that the carg,
was safely delivered In the possession o
General Rivera.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-16

milcd TO see Secretary OlDey or Assistant
Secretary kockhill but the chief clerk lis
tened to their statements and answered for
the department The men say they had
been informed that the Laurada had been
forbidden by United states Consul Mcr,ena
at Grao. the port Of Valencia. TO enter the
harhor
The chief clerk replied that this was i'm
possible the department had sont no such
Instructions to the consul in fact. bad
Gent no Instructions at all relating to ;hg
Laurada, and the consul certainly had ne
authority OF his own 60 forbid the entry
MI tucker next asked what the departmcn
OF state would do II the Laurada entered
the port Of Valencia ana was seized oy III,
SpaniaTds.
The chief clerk declined 10 answer am
hypothetical questions Of this Kind, Int az
sured MIR Tucker that the Laurada woult
be afforded the same means Of protection
that would be extended to any other hrneri
con vessel under Ike circumstances. an'
with this statement The callers were oblisey
to be content. and the Interview ended.
White the state department has rot com
mnnicated directly with the consul al Graf
II has been advised 10y United states Min
lister Taylor al Madrid Of the situation an'
is GATH fed to leave the management OF th'
matter 10 his discretion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-16
GEN. WEYLER MAY BE REMOVED
Dispatches from Madrid Say That His Course Is Not
Satisfactory to the Home Government.
GEN. MARIN SPOKEN OF AS HIS SUCCESSOR.
United States Cruisers Chasing the Three Friends Which
With Another Expedition -fro.Cuban Feeling In
Becoming Intense. -Compettor Crews Trial.


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the
I S s
an o
o
Pnar del Rio
all
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= General Marin
o
in the
general Of
the
recalled result OF the dissatisfaction of
Spanish
between DEPART of "A sandth Weyler
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General MarIn is o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-16

Washington, pecember IL. The follow
ing dispatch rom the Spanish minister o:
foreign affairs referring 10 the death Of
Maceo received at the legation here, was
made public today by Mlnister de Lone
Madrid December Ito the Spanish
minister. Washington:
Macco's death took place In royal fight
at Punta Bravo and was caused by our
soldiers bullets. This IS evidently proved
by the letter written by the son OF Gomez
in which he states that he killed himself
in order not TO abandon the body Of his
general. The handwriting Of the letter
has been verified and also every detail ~
the fight time and circumstances when
Macco and the son OF Gomez We g wounded
An these details have been published IN
Europe hy kilograms from both Spanish
and foreign corrospondc nts Te,uan.
Mr. Du Bosie the secretary OF the le-
cation. speaking for the minister, said to-
right that the officials Of the legation
hoped TO discover the origin o. the report
OF Maceo's Assassination aud to trace 1, 10
certain Cuban resident OF JACKSONVILLE
/ Fla
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-16

Jacksonville Fla. December h.-Aeting
under instructions OF the department OF
Justice. United States Marshal Mckay OF
the Southern district Of Florida has APP
pointed seven or eight Pinkerton detectives
as deputy United States marshals
Those detectives are in the employ OF
the Spanish government and are scattered
over the state watching prominent Cubon ms
and Americans who are suspected OF peing
engaged In fitting out fllibustering cNpedl-
,inns -Four OF these spies are woll Known
here. They are + p. Dimaro, II. Fudd
Frank J ueine aud Abraham >. J,hnscn
pudd was arrested In this city last month
an n charge Of attempting to bride r.em-
her OF the crew OF the filibustertns steamer
Dauntless TO swear falsely. He "ts put In
tail but was released, as the sailor re-
fused to testify for fear that he might In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-16

New York, December 10 The Offices
OF the cuban iunta were besieged by appli-
onnts for enlistment In the cuban army
Even before any of The officials connected
with the legation had arrived crowd Of
the headquarters waiting for the doors 10
opon and before . o'olncls the Cuban cause
could have had 60 able. bodied recruits. All
we're dismissed With the Information that
no men were wanted
The Cuban of1ccrs say today that they
have been quite oycrwhrlmod with april
cations, and that during the last twcnt} P
four hours nearly 500 men had applied Tor
s,llstmont here for service IN foreign al
mica
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-16

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mas .'eu aroused ne's W 'n a4Vn, '''o oa
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-16

Havana, December l5.--Ths second trial
OF the crew OF the American schooner Com
petiior. captured on April 20 last by n
Spanish guuboat. while apparently landing
a fiibustering expedition IN the coaHt Of
Cuba. Is s,ill Ia it's preliminary stoges anl
consequently. according 10 Spanish law the
proceedings are yet private.
II is expected that the ease viii short
" pass into open court when all the tea
turls Of the case viii he made public.
The stories circulated IN the United
States Of the secret trial. sentence and mp.
preaching execution Of the prisoners ara
false
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-16

Washington, December 10. Mcssrs. Tuck
err & Seward OF Baltimore representing the
Laurada, and John 2aldiyar, representing
Hart & Co. OF philadelphia. the owners 81
the vessel, called at the state department
this afternoon Ia inquire into the repor,
that the l.aursia had boon prevented from
entering the Spanish port Of Valencia. They
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-16

The man who Is raid to nave betrayed
Macco.
during the Harrison administration. ~
said that Spain was exultipg ever tue foul
assnssination Of as grand man az eve
went forth 10 give bsitle In the cause Of
human liberty The United States he dc
clared, could no longer afford 10 bn one o!
the nations who Cypress Cuba.
New York December i5.-Three thons'
and members Of the organization known as
"The American Friends OF Cuba" VIII
march next Monday evening In body TO
Cooper linton and participate In the DEM
onstration 10 be held there in aympa.hy
with the Cuban patriots. The organization
is made M entirely u American citilona
In the parade viii march company cos
TUNED as Cuban soldiers.
ST. Paul, MINI. December i5.--The
physieiars of St Paul are aroused by the
reports OF suffering among the cubans and
have started subscription list throughout
the profession for money @itb which 10 buy
medicine and bandpges to send lmmedlltel,
TO the patriots. II is expected that quit
large sum viii BE- realized
New York. December i5.--The New Yorl
council OF Cuban revolutionary clubs hal
Issued an address paying a tribute to III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-16

against the cruelty o. tho Spanish govern
meut In It's treatment Of the inhabitants
of cuba. Resolutions VIII be adopted ure-
Ing congress to recognize the belircrency
Of the Cuhans- Tho meeting VIII afro
pledge itself II delinquency Is declared,
to procure 10 900 Afro Americans Who wili
give their lives In the cause of liberty. II
-ll IL
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sympathetic Movements.

Chattanooga, Tenn. December 10 Mayor
Ochs tonight presented to tho board OF aid
crmen resolutions expressing sympathy for
the insurgents In Cuba ana authorizing tho
mayor TO call public meeting of the Cit
gens Of Chattanooga to give public eNprcs-
sion to the sentiments OF the community,
The resolutions were unanmously adopted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-16

criminatc himself by telling 81 his con-
nection with the nauniioss expedition.
The United States attorney general has
appointed Judge Cromwell Gibbons Of this
! city to he special asslstant district attorney
to assist In prosecuting ~ As'ors and al!
alleged violators Of the neutrality laws
The grand jury of the United States court
is now investigating these cases.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-16

Washington. December i5,-The treasury
officials today received official conhrma
ton OF the rcnorted sallinP OF the Thre,
Friends from Fernandlno harbor Florida.
The cruisers Newark ana Raleigh are in
pursuit. The Dauutless has hesn permitted
TO leave Jacksonville 81" having satisfied
the officers that she intends - engage only
In lawful business
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-16

c,ehurpe. Texas. December 'o'--The lam
g.. - cain Griffin, FIVE in number were
, -, by eating cold souse vest 'fa"y
All recovered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-16

LONDON-Hon, Thomas n Hayaru,
Hn,mt,g'tri ,on,orrow. He win be entertained
~ ~ ' iHneh , by the chamber of CONNER
Of that city. and in the evening WI o.
tribute the prizes AT college rs mother -
great grandiather was al one ''ine ""S''
VI NiPFWS YORK-Th "Chrstmls ship
sats thts year today. This IS me term
Ipppr,'tV,v M, VII carry Christmas presents
oS money. &c. 10 the peopls OF Other cpul-
1ries from friends and relatives lyins IN
the United states When ne M. Nm
th.n' fnllS 3 900 or $1,000 reg stored letters
and packages on II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-16

Lexington, KY, December l6,--At n big
mass meeting. called by Mayor Sinrali TO
take netion in reference to the Cuban rcvo-
lutlcn. tho court house was crowded to-
night. Resolutions were passed that Cuba
must be freed that The United States should
help cuba TO freedom by peaceful measures
" she could hy forcihle means II Hho must.
Colonel Tom pavieou roastod tho Spanish
amid hurrnhs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-16

LIVERPOOL, Eng The general com
rnliiee of the Naiionnl Liberal F'dera ton
',r. gathering Lero today FOR lts meeting
tomorrow 10 Hscuss a memorandum on re-
forms In the constitution of The tedeia-
O..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-16

nrnmGrierinr Henry Hodge.ts, a farmer RIM, S Sl
Pluckamin; unlSSss, rePIli pws9n Was en-.
h l,oH,,d NV H6dgetts, and the ,wo got INTO
pioyrn, ns as 10 he amount Of wages ina,
should be pad to ne boy on Tn his 9G Slc ys
way but reiG 1.nged i ia wordy war, and
I ln,so as finaliy drew revolver ana snol
Jodget.s while he was sVshnHis y" '"'
annrstcn of his house.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-16

pGSTON-rrhe English coach for Har,
yard Univernlty's rowing crew is expected
To- Inave to lay FOR Europe. After MS de-
,,ari,,rc there vii be The usual indoor
i ,,,-, cti,,o nf the crew. who VIII again be
taken IN hand by MIR. Lehman on ms re-
futu next March.
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New York sympntbixcr..

New York, December 15.--St. Marks
Lyceum. Of which Rev nr. Ernit Is yastor.
has called mass meeting TO protest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-16
TODAYS FEATURES.



SECOND trial OF the Competitor prisoners
haA NOT ,et tAh,n vla,e
Toellne in NoAicn In fayor OF cub, Ia
prowrnr inlonao
Repomp from Swain vay that Weyier
may ho AT NV dime iisph,ced by General
Marin
l-nltcl State. neutrality iaws may h,
myol,,~l against ueraona aniistine to tight
Tor 'hhH'
NiF'"i ShitcH cru'aNi" chasing the Threo
FRIENDS. "hl'h put 10 s's' WIN aho'n'r
hlihustorng expedition.
o'i,'''1 N'N'i'' M'se' .u' vV'''i' WINK
ing tNinHS ANvy IN i1naf "e' N'o'
w..tiuuton,
Hch''oi NHtW lHiIpuhl'nh ie"o'HI"H l"
investigate Fho use OF money III o'eenons
w ,,. II, ,.y, -,
| tupu' '''p WIZ" We N,''"N w.
necessary 80 gain freedom OF the iaan1
| l'onl nla'"F" o'"HrS'
h'r"i"''h p'''u W 'h' 'enN" r'p''NT'-
| inR Eh" p''"n"n' !" pi""''' an P'potS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-16

ST. LOUIS, Mo.-Thc abandonment or
H.. f1Inous Jefferson barracks, near th,s
eitv. VIII hc considered Inv Il board OF Of
tecrs .llW win meet To-Day TO inquire mo
the sanitary condition OF Che post ana tht
OF continuing II AZ such.
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TODAY's FORECAST.

NEW YORK-Rcv Or. Watson CLAN
MrCLtrcnD VIII sail FOR Europe toitS
af.or one Of the most successful lectur!nf
tours ever enjoyed by "a foreign speaker