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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-18
ABLAZE WITH
INDIGNATION.
Americans Excited Over the
Reported Assassination
of Maceo.
weyIer's Denial--s en- a t or
Call's Resolution-U. s.
Consulate in Havana
Under Guard.

Chicago, December 14.-Deep
indignation is expressed in
Chicago over the latest news
from Cuba, which states the
manner in which the Cuban in
surgent leader was entrapped
and killed.
1t was made the topic OF
widespread discussion and to-
days papers contain interviews
with many prominent citizens,
who are outspokeD in their
condemnation Of Gen. Weyier' :
course. The consensus of opin-
ion, as garnered from these
interviews, is that a universal
sentiment for the cause OF the
Cuban patriots will be aroused,
which, some think, will speedily
express itself in definite action
by our government.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-18

the situation in which Maceo
was on the island, would ] have
agreed to a conference with him
in a place where he would be
out of the trocha.
"Once in Havana he would
have solved the problem OF
breaking the circle in which l
bad him and bis forces in Pinar
del Rio Maceo died as fall all
who command forces who at the
sight of the enemy fly away.
"This discouraged band he
brought to Havana with the
purpose Of making it fight.
Any other chief in similar cir
cumstancee, ifhis men disband-
ed, would be sure to die. And
that is what happened to Ma
Geo.
(Signed) Weyler."
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-18
DENoUNoEs SPAIN.
Weyler."

Washington, December Ia
In the United States senate to-
day Senator Call introduced the
following resolutions:
Resolved, That the killing of
Antonio Maceo, a renowned
general in the service Of the
Republic Of Cuba, iftrue, while
under a flag of truce, and with
an assurance of safety from the
Spanish commander general,
was a violation of the rules of
civilized warfare-an outrage
of base treachery, n murder
cowardly and disgracefnl,
which demands the execration
of every government and of all
people of the world, whether
civilized or savage; that the
government which recognizes,
permits or fails to punish the
assassins who are connected IN
ANY way with The guilt OF this
crime with the extreme penalty
of the law, is an ou,cast from
The family of nations and from
the pale of civilization and
public law. That the committee
on foreign relations ba directed
to make inquiry as to the facts
aud aport to the senate at an
early day.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-18
RAD nREATHi

Nothing is so unpleasant, nothing 20 com.
mon as !. bad breath; and in nearly every
go easily corrected il you will take Simmons
Liver Regulator. Do not neglect SO sure o
remedy for this repulsive disorder. II Will
general health,
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-18
INDIANA VOLUNTEERS,

Kokomo, Ind, Dec 80
A stranger, declining to give
name, opened headquarters
here today to recruit vo!un-
teers for the cause of Cuba.
He has succeeded in interest
ing a number of people, and
hopes to muster a full com
pany in this vicinity to fight
the Spaniards.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-18

aTEvERY PACKAGEEa
Has the 2 Stamp In rcd on the wrapper
J.H. zEILIN 8 CO., Philadelphia
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-18

New York, December IA
From all parts of the United
States, from Mexico and from
Paris kilograms were received
today by the Cuban Junte and
by prominent Cubans in New
York. in which sympathy was
expressed for free Cuba end
offered financial assistance to
the men who are making a fight
of liberty.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-18
AMERICAN CONSULATE GUARDED

AMERICAN CONSULATE GUARDED.
Havana, December 1.-The
United States consulate general
in this city is under special
guard of armed policemen.
This precaution is taken ny the
Spanish authorities owing to tue
fear that the Indignation ak
pressed by the Spanish sym
pathizers against the United
States would find vent in an at
tack upon the consulate. There
have been fresh signs of the
horrible feeling against the
| United States in view of sym
patty of the Americans for
| Cuba. In the absence Of Consul
General Fi'zhugh Lee, the con-
sulafe is in charge of the vice
consul general, Mr., Joseph A
Springer
| ANYBODY CAN GET THIS
The beauty Of expert test
mony is that neither side of a
case need 60 without it
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

The cheapest, purest and best family medi.
n,ne in the worfdl An effectual specific for
all diseases OF the Liver, Stomach and Spleen;
Regulate the Liver and prevent Chills ana
Fever, Malarious Fevers Bowel Complains
Restlessness, Jaundice and Nausea.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-18

Susan B. Anthony is never
seen in public in anything but
a black silk gown, which is the
New England uniform Of spin-
sterhood.
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CONSTIPATION

should not be regarded as trifling nilment--
in fact nature demands the utmost regularity
Of the bowels and any deviation from this
demand paves the way of1en TO serious dam
ger. Its quite as necessary to remove impure
from the bowels as II is 70 eat
or sleep, and no health can be expected Wnere
a costiye habit OF body prevails.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-18

E. Cornelious Vanderbilt has
always been the good young
man of the Vanderbilt family
a witty Though not a!togeth-
er charitable) clergyman who
once met him at dinner re-
marked afterward that Corre-
lins would undoubtedly be
the Vanderbilt family's rep
resentative in Havana.
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sICK HEADACHEI

This distressing afliction occurs most ire
ouently, The disturbance of tho stomach,
arising from the imperfectly digested con-
tents, causes a severe pain In the mead,
accompanied with disagreeable nausea, ana
Sick Headache. for the relief OF which take
Simmons Liver Regulator.
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WE ARE iOLD AGAIN.


SEINE people seem to think That re-
pcatlng a statement givea u additional
strength, provided II had any strength
Ia the ffst place; n 20, our ncighborly
contemporary the Herald 10 adding
iitonsih to IL "Argumonp In favor 81
only lawyers compiling Hnd oodiiying
the lave. The relevancy Of the
ground taken that surgeons should
alone In certain cases be Ia attendance
on patient viii be- seen at glance,
especially when olinchsd ne u Il with
lho query, "should blaoksmilhs AMI
Whoolwtlghla be called INF" some
lines these or other men who
are gifted In muscular power have
TO be called in; In fact, the opef'
alton could not in every case be pcf'
iIfmed without such, aud yet, TO adopt
our nsls hbor's logic aud make 10 apply
Throughout, the subject operated on
would be- better Of with only those
sho hold diplomas lsawlng anu pulling
Vt himl Even II this were truc-and
% has been repeated one way anu
another often enough 10 make all but
those who will not do 10 believe-we
.,lll fail to seo wherein book which IL
ie,igned to be OF benefit to the whole
body polite, even though having but
que generic subject, can only se sue.
ssafully brought together aud properly
put forth by gentlemen engaged In one
particular walk In lifo and no other.
Many hnndu make light work, and a
diversity Of intellect oilener than
otherwise makes good work, especially
when. diverse Interests are to DO consii-
pFed
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A noHsLrLr>n sueorsiIOS.


II n Grgmau view Of tho case IA
to prevail ~ civilized countries, there
Will not be falling Oh in ths demand
i0t horses merely becautu the bicycle
aud steam anu electric motors are
crowdlng the animal out Of much oithv
field II has occupied ~ long. This Wow
10 that the horse makes better and
healthier beef than the OK. In dboui.
sing tho proposition tr- tEauEturt
journal points out that the horse IL the
cloanlicst u all domestic animals; that
Il will not eat Anything but good,
healthy food, or drink anything but
pare water, and that II would rather
slafyo than swill the rotten stun often
given 10 pigs aud cattle; aud the paper
quoted from declares that 1T ia moth.
ing but prejudice that prevents us from
eating holssnesh."
Our Frankfort cOtempofafy further
asserts that the nations Of Europe have
suffered enormous loss by this prOhibi-
lion Of horsthosh; that especially from
the Humanitarian point OF view tho
results are most doplopblg, anu that
millions Of people are forced 20 live ON
potatoes aud similar food wanting In
nutritivo qualities, while millions Of
pounds Of the very best meat arc vast.
I'd. IL claims hofsehesh Is tho most
n.UVtakIuas of ali f,soIa AMI ia faata IL
hardly 10 be- distinguished from that ol
beef; that "lho ilesh of a horse fed on
outs has a smell similar 10 goossilssh,
The lat 10 preferable to lard. Absvo all,
10 should be- remembered that no flesh
is no healthy MS that OF horse.
rrlohin1sis and similar diseases are
unknown IN horses. Tuberculosis,
very common In cattle, Is very rare In
horses"
This argument may bo all very good
and very true, from one standpoint.
Yet there will be- a great many people
who insist on fancying that the grain,
potatoes and similar food alleged to bo
'wanting Ia nu,rlIive qualities, !"
yet which goes to build ny and
sustain tho noble equine, IL just as good
when takun into NAME digestive APP
paratus originally rs when carried
there after tue process Of being con.
vertod into hoseilesh, As to the
freedom Of horses from certain dis
eases, that also lie true, yer when all the
facts are considered there arises Ia the
mind Visions Of glanipTs, o,c., that
may turn the heartiest stomach against
the article. HoromoGt may be all
very we'll Tor those VINO like %; but tho
human family hss not been mistaken
ala tho centuries in thinning that There
10 other animal he,h at least equally as
suitable for lI.J.
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THE OyERCUMLRs.

Thsrs IL In jerusalem an American
colony widely known both among
native Christians 10 Palestine aud
among tourists visiting the ancient
city Of David. Ils headquarters Ia by
the Damascus gate, and its members
have reputation for uovsT-coaslng
NelLdOing among the poor and needy.
They seem To live for tho solo purpose
u bsnsnung thslr tsllow.mou, aud
their reason for selecting jerusalem NJ
their central place II abode IA that they
expect the second advent Of The Sou Of
God and desire TO be- there, where they
expect His appearance 10 DO manifest.
Ell. Attention TO this llttlo colony has
been esllsd recently by the TACT that
the founder has been ia Chicago and
gathered nsarly seventy followers who
low arc about 10 join the little 4 lck,
swolliugils numbers 10 about one nun.
Grod.
The leader and founder Of The colony
isR Mrs. Anna Spuitord, wiie Of The
lste HorAlio q, spanofd, prominent
Chisago lawyer. A most tragic ex.
rerisnee IN her liie was the beginning
OF her new cargoL a friend Of Ms.
-panorl tolls Aer story co. Chicago
rspsr ~ follows
ono summer Mrs srauori sailed Tor
Europe with the Dh.Iiruuuud was IuthHt
4. d.
ihu VILE du Navru. Many uuU-hUI.
among lhum tuH Tour lovely children.
The experience of Mrs ~uuuHrI uu.
awful, Awakened 900 Che night, and uu
Ip.nE fuld 90 tHg iNUEUr she gathered
Ior children about her aud .huy RI, vuro
drawn into the water together ono uv
ono .hU SAW them lusU tlHir hold uuthusu
lo whom they oiuug aud drop out Of
sight,
Ator being loo ,hc vatur i1r hours Mrs.
-UanOri wac picked up hy She ullur
-tnHmot aud taken 90 luucv. and hur
husband WnH called Tor.
Whom ,huy returned Co Lake Wow,
Mlu. 7pulurt wa, d.t'.ruuE MOT 900 out.
ward appearance ur manner uHt mental
Iy Some lhnurht ,Hu ual lu-f Hpr mind
during tho uHlu. HEuu.t Ou. apparently
sus WA us well %. ever, She IDm 10
advance rlugH religious ilrlri ruu au.
uuUun 4 hereof $50 H prophecies ui IUu
LORD, claiming % hfyu direct ulmmum-
CATIONS IDw Him. ~hO trtW Hnu4. mon ID
band Co. follower, u.d tH.N u.'d m...-
uaH boo which ul| 7IH.Iuu. manifesto JOINS
HuIH given. MIs. SINlurI Was llu head
AND controlled uur followers boo ..u. ltrI-
hat fno Lord h.u Eg,a Hug tury wore ,u do
.h.H Auu mot du INa' suI Iu.N ul.yON.
Mon and wowon gave isur money and
Time lu lnu hNH .uuNH IIuy called
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rnE WAGES or SIN.


Young Ihtkins, VINO was oo ralur.
day last convicted 81 ,Poostollo Tor the
murder OF Josie Hill, presents 10 his
.wn person and actions Of recent year,
another oil those terrible object lessons
In crme and its harvest that seem not
lu gbato IN the least because OF their
frequency Az is usual in such case,
Ines c.mra afa good family aud d1uu,
Iuss lnd the benefit N good prcccntarI
aKnmul. O.. long as mo- was go ject TO
parental CONTROL but the Influence
tar home beiug once broken
from aud those Of tho rum shop
akru or, TAO ohsUups largely
avuT ~ disastrous outcome. The moul
.almns OF social H'o aro only polou.
aupu bIlIecuou given % ,hum; aau
..u GT-t stop 90 tho direction of their
complete overthrow is ,lat which
ouug1 the p.r,on within the walls o.
hon ao.. which do not figure es
Bvl.-. .4.,rus generally, bus afo iu
s.al,,y .Hn ALPHA of that career whose
mega 10 loa ,hosaaiI,lI sat least
.omuthug 90 be drealeH
The elk tpgrpcs of orime have been
defined os winc womug, dtcsp
lion, thpiS murior u.d iguomu.
lgus death, The last Of tu,s.
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TIE Raw. ANNA "A. SHAW BE- leo.
turing iu California ou"snu now man."
In closing her address at rslo Alto on
sunday she remarked that emo only
d ference between men that accom-.
Iilsh something aud those who do not
10 that the former have visions, while
the others have none" IL is evident
that Miss shaw believes, 20 some UN-
tent, with IT, Paul, that success iu
lilo dovolvss ON Uoing "obsdiont ~ the
heavenly vision"
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Try Electric Bit,ers a. remedy for
your trou0los7 II not, Rol bottle
now aud got relief Thit medicine has
been found 10 be peculiarly adapted 20
the relief and cure Of all Female C0m-
plants, pNerglug q wonderful direct
Influence In giving strength and l0uo
10 tue organs. II you have lusB Of az.
petite, consumption, hrndache, faint.
ing Gpells, Or arc nogyOuf, slruplstr,
eEci,abls, melancholy or troubled win
Dizzy slells, Electric bitter, o. the
medicine you need, Health aud
siren Ia arc guaranteed by IL use.
Only Fifty cent? atX e, MI. Drug
Department.
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u. W. Fuller, Of CanalOharls, New
York, fsNs that no always keeps Dr.
klug's New Discovery In The house,
and hls family has always 'ound 10,
vt.y bet results follow Ne use; that no
would not be without ", n ptOcurabiS.
q A. Dyktmau, Druggist, Caukil,
~. ., says that DR.. Kings New Dis
covsry 10 undoubtedly tho b6at Cough
remedy; that no has uasd II In hia
family for eight years, snd It mas never
failed 10 do all thalis claimed Tor II.
Why not Try q remedy 40 long tried
aud tested. Trial bottles FREQ at y. e,
M. /, Drug Department Regular
tlzB Coo and 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-23

a NEw MFHiCAN exchange grayoIy
Informs Do. feh.cf, that 80 "has buil
railroads, planted trees, iuausumivi
irrigation enterprise, UveftlrJwn cat'
tlu guarantees, opened custom houses,
discovered mines, furnished busiIrs for
beauties AMI even graoeJ pantry
sbUlvci, 4. ha5 cxl1llgd candidates until
sngels were nothing in comparison sud
decrlsd others until the devil was
ashamed Of himself; % has smiled anu
cried 10 ogcasion demanded, but d.
can't DO run 10 suit every bjJy. ami We
have lauuUI ourselves IN Danger VI
invcsiIgallon by luuacy o9mmissiou
by attempting It,"
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colony agree that harmony and rlujl'.
ness arc iia predominant ien.ur,r. The
children do not know what o quarrel
30. Pious natives contribute milk, flce
and mutton, and visiting stfsngers
generally donate something In this
way the mcmbeta nru sustained, aud
whatever 5uu'ua ,hoy havs is iis,flb'
ute among Che rcsr The views anu
methods % Mr.. sr4i9fi may ma many
respects be- PECULIAR bus to hor works
OF charity the tact 90 partly luo thu
lhO relations botwool MohammelaIs
nng Dhrslnua ore lees sirainud Zoo
3 m.uI,m than ln some other paris Of
the fullau's Iomini4lG
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Ia Us estimated TIA, Ino oosl, 10
1896, Of the Cuban rebellion to the
UuitoI States by tue single ilum OF the
enhanced price u sugar Will be- over
s3O,UJO,UJO. II the usual million tons
crop had been gathered Uy the Cutaus
tails advance Of $50 per tou would mo-,
have taken place. Win ihia showing
It IL not easy 70 gay thas the UnIIcl
States has uo Interest IN CUBAN ahairs.
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The pthpfaa' miIIuess Of which the
u1gl aruasa iu connection with the
.urluEumr was here ll OH Its ap.gud0r
toIny. WeUour now aud then some.
one referring 90 tho past-ii % is pasl-
winter uIug long and severe que, 81
90, its cIa.c DO certainly slI tho compuu.
.atlon 60 Humanity that could be asked
0f needed, Tor au earlier % moro prom.
lslns tpung has rarely fallen 90 our Dot
600 any srtuf the world. Aud yet We
cannot entirely agree with such con.
,Ius0us, because the record and our
recollection DO not bear them Ouii
with tug exception Of few
savago days iu January and February,
whUu B0fess hUwiud himself h0auU
aud the Gun was yelled with dark anu
chilling clouds, either Of those m0nIhs
was unusually pleasant, much more 70
than ppuns itself ever IL 10 many
places villain this latitude.
The prospects are for an immediate
summer and warm one. This viii
advance crops Of all kinds ana require
extra precautions In the matter VI the
diseases aud complaints which como
with the heated torn, AZ ~ DO iosc.
warned is in most cases 10 be fore.
armed, nothing moro In this line would
seem 70 be- needed.
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THE ludi.gno Mcrougvs Qmy) aa.
nounoes that a large sugar rehutD
will shortly be founded at Raven
ma, and the planting Of sugar beuls
VIII be started At the Same time. This
IL going to aGeo, the Austrian aud
Hungarian beotGugaf factories, which
have supplied the Italian
rstinerics ut AncJna AMI 5iuisaglia.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The slxtyuz,n Annual Conference
II The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Lat
tor.day Saints will convene in uo
Tibsrnlolo, Salt L,ko CITY at lo
O'clock on Saturday morning. Auli
ith, 1895.
Tho officers ami members % the
Church generally arc cordially In
viled to attend tho mooiings Of the
Conference.
wuFuUD WOJDRpFI
GFoEuE q. CANNOS,
JosTpi D.. EMITH.
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H. THE United States Congress does
not soon got through with their Cuban
resolutions, the Senators will have TO
accord belligereuI rights to their own
constituents.
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THE srATEMENT that beauty Is only
skln.dsep, Ia one that will be received
at least Tor ia face value.
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Subscribers changing trr'f pp-0 Of ros't0lsr
should Avuys ggo i1rn'I 40 we'll no present al'
fFUHH
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The Ervs Re- m sala ~ iue rri1eIpl. UI'a's. hrTs
tianis and or 800 passenger traiua lrlEiag .I -.J
after D. "a daily.
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MAhIEn-Mls otLLANEOus.

....
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rows, uu snare. % llUro are any MON gompo
tg1t tu occupy ihr iuFcsoIn. lluleiJ. N.'
orc auiu g. Wurh anu NAh' M",L ,No1 wv,
Alt.. u, u, t.i,.i5snr, "a. tbe SAC iBoy IAN
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i,li.",i5
W ....s,..., ,,3-
MILL lEAnE LADIES Nh HhN' N'
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WISCONSIN PATENTS.

The following patents, granted this
week to Wisconsin inventors, are re-
ported expressly for the Reporter, by
H. G. Underwood, Solicitor of Patents,
107 Wisconsin st. Milwaukee
G. r. Angel, Madison, Numerical
directory index; A. P. Ayling, Milwau-
kee, Composition for manufacturing
glass; ]. r. Brown, Eau Claire, Insect
poder distributor; G. T. Conner, Racine,
Threshing machine; NJ. J. Brown,
Baraboo. Cattle-stall; (2) j. III. Edward,
Whitewater, Street car motor; G.. Gillet,
Appleton, Automatic flush tank siphon;
S. Peckenpaugh and g. NJ. otto,
Centralia, Photographic-camera; w. F.
Punzel, Lake Mills, corn harvester
Julius RohIand, Milwaukee, Piano, (2)
Carl Seeger, Manitowoc, Artificial
tooth; w. Sobey, assgr. Racine, Draft
equalizer; W. Tyack, assgr. Layton
Park, Formulation Lock; D. Jackson
and G. M. Conradson, Madison, Frame
for electric motars etc.