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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-15
Why Table Tumblers Are So Called.

All English journal, The House.
wife, prints in recent issue an ac.
count of q dinner given by Prof.
Max Muller, the philo'ogist, at
which the origin OF table tumbler
was shown. This was demonstvat.
ed i'll tue use OF little round silver
bowls allied witI, the famous ale OF
tue college. When one of these lit
tie bowls was emptied it was placed
upon tue table mouth downward.
SO perfect was it's balance that it
returned instantly to an upright
position. Whenever turned upou
ITS side or rolled along the floor or
dropped upon tho soft carpet. the
same result followed. This was the
origin OF the word "tumbler.' When
glass became common the round
glasses that stood upon a fla. basis
superseded the balanced silver
spheres, andhaye ever since retain.
ell the name.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-15
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Two Pictures.

'Look upon this picture, and
then look on that" There stands
Mckinley, posing as Napoleon, cold
rs the marble statae he represents,
tue idol Of gold, protection, trusts
and foreign capital; bis lips are
sealed no one knows what lie is
or what be will be; even tariff,
the god of monopoly, does not move
him.
Then look at the humble home
in Lincoln, Neb., in the far West.
There stands William jennings
Bryan, the man Of the people, who,
without equivocation or selfevasion
tells the American people who lie
is, what be was, and what lie ex.
poets to be. Hs is the living stat.
ne Of American manhood, the
liberatOr of mankind.--F. II. N. IN
Times. EeMocrat.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-15
SATURDAY, AUG. u, 1898.


The sick man knocking at tho door of
health gets in if be knocks the right way.
but, stays ont if no doesn't. There are
thousands Of ways Of getting sick bnt only
one way to get we'll. DO whatever Won
Will, II you d. not pnt your digestion il,
good order, and make your blood rich aud
p"re, You will not gct we'll. Rich pure
blood Is tho only thing that can bring
perfect health. Constipation is a disease
OF the blood: a large part of all diseases
is traceable directly to impurities in the
blood, and can be cured by eliminating
them with DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. The first thing it does is to
put tho whole digestive system into per.
feot order. It stimulates tho appetite.
excltes copious secretion of the dipes
tive duiCs and promotes assimilation. It
searches out disease germs wherever thew
may DO, kills them and forcos them out
OF the system. The "Golden Medical Dis.
covery" has been used with unvaryiur
success for over 80 years.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-15
Not Likely.

Last Sabbath u young preacher
was holding forth in one OF the IN.
town churches on the theme of
'.Riches."
He became very much enthuscd
and finally burst out;
"Look at tho riol, man and I.aza.
rus! The rich man would not 80
much as feed The poor beggar with
the crumbs from Ills bouuteous Ia.
Die. Even the dogs had more com.
passion than he and came and lick,
Cd the poor mans sores, which
tho rich man would not have
doue p
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-15
Her Views,

"pvo been thinking it over,' said
young Mrs. Torkins, "anA l have
concluded that this country had
better 60 right ahead and got
s)ne silver money before IT'S all
gone"
"What are you talking about?'
her husband asked.
"Why, saw apiece in the paper
which said that silver money is
cheap money"
"Of course"
DWELL, Charley, dear, doesn't that
mean it's bargain ?7- Washington
Star.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-15
Wine and Song.

'Iists'd that wine and poetry are near al
lied.
] sf"ays feel poetic whom have it By NV
side,
FOR whom I've got bottle Of the best old
bourbon nigh,
On th@n's the witohing moment "when
the swallows homeward fly"
! fool as limbibe the sweet, invigoratiur
nips
'our sp'r'ta rush together at tho touching
Of tho lips"
What wonder that gaze upon its bloom
and sadly sigh
When I recall the headache that is "com
in through the rye"
IL. A. w. Bulletin.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-15
$l.00 FOR YOUR PHOTOGRAPH.

Write letter covering these points,
fhsrae how long you have known used sold Dr NJ Sim
SEcoNDSae diseases have known
those cured byi
Give opinion the strength
action and the strength and action the Live"
&o and the BLACK Daught made by Chattanooga Medicine
which have sold dealers package should
no. over ~ or II not imposed while Original
tor life drugs
pan Zn Co. and the old propietorso Back Dugh
from deGen the public by words constituting
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there is nothing else lkeit
charge 81 without photograph
we will mail you rs cent package, free.
See the ailments caused the Kidneys Liver Stomach and
Bowels which Dr. M Simmons Liver
SICK
TYlND1GEroN SP1EENS1EEp
SPIRITS AssTuDE
EYES YELLOW STRENGTH F1EH
T0NGUEPANs
BEFORE
vlEF1EsH SOFT FLABBrAcu1E CHRONIC MA1ARABmE
OF MourHNERyoUs
BY CURING CONSTIPATION PRoDUcNa
Fu11NEss OF BLOOD HEADNunBNEs HANDS
TIE HEARTBURN D1MNEss VoNDzzNEss
YPSuFFoCATNG
BEFORE OR AFTER
COMMON
CHILLY FEELINGS Down BAcKLMBs
SKN DRY & HARHBI1oUs FEvERsPA
IuLNEs IEETHNG
WOMEN DEMONSTRATING EArNGD1A
RHA OF CHILDREN REMOVING
DARK RINGS UNDER EYEInAr
SORTS NOT SICK Nor WELL
PEoP1E1r WEAK
Ca1PEN BY PsnEEcY KsE1
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-15
TRT @ ~ E% ~ NdG ST:1.

Ezy he, who nsures his house. shows sense;
He who insures his life wisdom. 81
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-15

How eau a Southern democrat
hesitate in his choice rs between
Bryan and McKinlhy7 Mr.. Nc
kinley represents the moneyed
interests, and lie is the head of the
republican party which has been
the champion Of monopolies, trusts
and combines of the favored few
against the masses. Mr.. Mckinley
is the champion of high protection,
pensions md bounties, and be
wonld not hesitate to approve of a
force bill if it lad been unfortunate.
~ enacted by a republican congress.
The republican party bas ever been
at war with democratic principles,
and in its long record there is little
to show that it was ever a friend to
the South. IN Bryan is conferred
the hope OF the people. BE is a
man above reproach, and he stands
on a platform which is sufficiently
broad and liberal to accommodate
every citizen in favor of good gov.
ernment by and for tue people
Shreveport Caucasian.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-15

Since 1878 there have boon nine cpidem
les Of dysentery in different parts of tho
country in which Chambsrlain's Collie
Cholera and DiarfAoea Remedy was used
with perfect success. Dysentery, when
epidemic, is almost as severe and danger
GUS as Asiatio cholera. Heretofore the
best efforts of the most skilled! physicians
have failed to check its ravages, this rem
cdy however, has cured the most malig.
nant cases, both of children and adults
and under the most trying conditions,
which proves it to be the best medicine in
the world for bowel complaints. For sale
by L. P. Kilbourne, Druggist.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-15

He (Atter the second act)-"Wcl!,
if you'll excuse me I guess III 60
out and get q breath of fresh air."
She-'lf it's the same kind Of
breath you went out for when I was
here with you before I'd rather you
wouldn't bring it in with you,"-
Boston Courier.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-15
1t Is the Unexpected That Happens.

III Is Tie unexpected Hat lidppciiSs
"Di'l You put stamp Oh the
letter | gave you this morn.
ing -
"a stamp7 Certainly;oh yes. l
couldn't send it, you know, without
IL stamp"
"And you mailed it, then F.
"Who, mel Why, of course
"Let me take Your coat and dust
off the collar"
"My coat 7 No, thank you. l
haven't time.'
"You have plenty Of time. Hand
me the coat.'
Unw,llingly he removed the gar
ment and reluctantly lie handed it
to her. There was II fash OF triumph
in her eyes. She ran her hand into
his breast pocket and drew it forth
empty.
There was no letter there.
Then she tossed the coat back to
him and turned on her heel Wash
ington Star.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-15
Not His Business,

Teaol'er-Now, Willie, tell me the
name of this letter.
Willie No, | wont.
Teauher--But you must.
Willie--No, l won't. I don't come
here to teach you.- Washington
Times.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-08-15

NERVOUS Troubles are due to
" impoverished blood. Hoods Sar-
saparilla is the One True Blood
Purifier and NERVE TONIC.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-31
DEEP WATER FOR TEXAS.
Aransas HarbOr Bar Rapidly
Disappearing.

Mr. ]. X. Cochran, general adyertis-
ing agent Of the Aransas Harbor City
and Improvement company was here
yesterday and in conversation with an
Eagle representative said: "Tho pres
ent depth Of water over the bar at the
entrance 10 ArAnsas Hafbor is over
sixteen feet, and the rapid removal Of
The bar has far exceeded the most san
guine expectations Of either the engin-
GERS In charge Of the works, or Of the
Baltimore capitalists who are backing
the enterprise with their millions.
Active work Of all kinds Is going on,
and especially on the Terminal railroad
which Is 70 connect Harbor Island and
the docks with the city on the main
land. This work the contractor, Mr..
J. 2. Nelson Of San Ant0nio Is under
bond b complete by the let OF April.
The grading and track laying Of the
Aransas Pass and Notwithstanding
from Aransas Pass 10 smithville and
connecting At that point with the ".
X. 4 7. is 10 begin within ten days"
Mr.. Cochran also added that the Hart
line OF steamers, which now run be.
tween Philadelphia and the West In
dies have agreed 10 put on line TO
Aransas Pass, and that the first boat
10 make the IMP will reach Arkansas
Pass about Feb. 10th.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-31

and other men In high Official life
There was a diroctness OF statement
and dramatic mAnper Of delivery which
held the floor and gallery. At one point
he made a profound salute and then
tipped his hat 10 sherman "As the A.
nAnoial victor Of quarter Of a century.
The galleries were moved alternately to
applause and laughter. Pausing ior =
sip Of water. amid roars Of laughter. he
remarked. Il seldom wet my whistle
while | speak; still you can't run q
windmill without water"
The next moment there was a hush
throughout the chamber a. the senator
applied such 3 name as Judas 10 .
member Of the cabinet or characterized
the president in bitter terms At times
the senator's voioe sank 10 a whisper.
a., for instance. when he gave waning
As to the approach OF popular rovolu.
tion and communism and the marching
on Washington OF host with rides IN
their hands. Again his voice resounded
through the chamber and the outer cor.
ridors a. he called senators and mem.
bers Of the house towards" for not 70.
sorting 20 impeachment
Mr.. Jones Dem, Ark gave further
notice Of a test Of endurance today II
necessary 10 secure a vote on the silver
bond bill.
The session Of the house was brief.
The opposition 10 bill reported from
the invalid pensions committee TO
amend the act OF 1890 20 that the
widows claims after an unexpected ab-
sence Of the husband Of seven years
should b considered evidence Of death,
led 10 the making Of point Of order aud
the house was force TO adjourn.
The session opened with brief scFam.
bls on the resolution Of condemned
cannon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-31
Texas semI-Csntennial.

The Dallas Commercial Club has L.
sued a call for q convention OF the
people Of Texas 10 assemble in that
city Feb. 25, 1895, and TO take the nee
essary steps for holding an exposition
In the city Of Dallas In the year 1897,
commemorative Of the semi-continental
existence Of Texas and 70 advertise
her resources 10 the world. The gov
ernor has been requested 10 appoint
thirteen deleka ates from the state a.
large, county judges will appoint one
delegate for every 5000 population In
their respective counties and mayors
II all cities will appoint one delegate
for every 1000 population In said cities.
In accordance with this request, Mayor
Adams has appointed the following
gentlemen 10 represent Bryan: Gen.
II. b. StoddArd, John B. Mike, ]. +.
Butler, John q. Tabor, A. d, McCon-
nico, l.. L. Mclnnis, Tyler Haswell
and Geo. w. Smith.
Judge Hudson hes appointed the
following delegates from the county:
]. W. Doremus. A. q. Board, ], n.
Cole, Robi. Armstrong, Robt. Huds-
peth, A. q. Steele, John II. Royder,
w. G. Boyeti, J. VI. Zimmerman, 2. II.
Arlington, Bob Adams, Nath Gotham,
Charlie Jones and Charlie Graham.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-31
tits an Outrage.

We saw q number Of loose horses
and cattle destroying corn from big
load on a farmers wagon yesterday at
noon on Main street. The farmer had
probably gone to sell the corn, leav-
ing Il at the mercy Of the ravenous,
maranding and Unsuitable quarupeds
which are turned loose on this town
every day 10 the year. Such incidents
as this may be witnessed here any day,
aud Il Is nothing more nor less than q
ilagrani outrage and q menace 10 the
trade Of the town sufficient TO turn
away from our very doors. not 10 men
ton the constant nuisance loose stock
is 10 the people Of the town. Il is high
time for the business men and those
who pay for the protection OF city GOV.
eminent 10 insist upon getting some Of
ID along this line. The matter should
he urged by petition upon the council
In such q forCible manner that Il can.
not longer be delayed or evaded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-31
Another City Election.

In little more than two monlhs We
will have another city election. A
mayor and two aldermen will have 10
be chosen, and the issue In the cam.
paign should be better streets and
sidewalks, and we hope the candidates
will come out boldly for improvement
and progress along this line. The peo.
re want a better showing for their
money, and no one even questions
much less denies the justice Of the de.
mand. No candidates have announced.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-31
PERSONAL.

Kit Jones Of lola, was here yesterday.
Rev. W. S. South Of Houston is here.
Gus Levy was up from Navasots
yesterday.
VIC. Wilcox was up from Navasota
yesterday visiting his family.
VIII Derden left yesterday for Austin
to attend st. Edwards College.
Mr.. Chatham and Mrs. NJ. II. Yea.
ger, both residing near Benchley, have
been quite sick recently.
Dr. Joe Goodwin Of Whitaker. was
here yesterday and said things were
running smooth In the Brasos bottom.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-31
Terrible Rain.

The streets have been virtually sub.
merged In water for two days, and the
unusually heavy rain fall has tempo
rarily paralyzed business. Magnificent
ponds Of water adorn the plaEas near
the depot and the plank walks In some
places have been "Out OF eight" The
DAILY Eagle greeted its patrons prompt
y a. very early hour yesterday morn.
ing in spite Of the rain. Rainfall Ne.
ported from the College, 7.is inces.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-31

The Georgia Minstrels drew 10 the
Tabor last evening large audience In
the parquet and dress circle, but the
upper part Of the theatre was packed.
The ume-h0noFed minstrel olio vas
presented with many new songs. stories
and jokes, and the whole went with
great snap and spirit. Billy Kersands
is the same old Billy Of old. His songs
and iunny sayings seem 10 please everv
body, but when he opened his larTs
mouth the upper heavens simply howl.
ed with delight, for then they knew he
was the only and original Billy Ker-
sands. The Crescent City Quarteste
rendered several selections In A verV
creditable manner. GauEe was Al his
best as the female impersonalor. Mr..
walker has an excellent basso voice.
The company contains several very
clever artists and the show is worth
going 10 see.-Denver Daily News.
At Bryan, Wednesday, Feb. s
The Austin Society Of the A. and n.
College will have their Anniversary
meeting on February end, and have
arranged a program which promises 20
be an interesting one. Besides the
literary part, some good music will BE-
rendered by the College orchestra.
Prof. Harrington will deliver an al.
dress and the great Monroe doctrine
sill be debated.
in, Cole has Just returned from q
meeting Of the Texas Oil Mill men At
Austin. While there Mr.. Cole looked
in on the railroad commission and
witnessed its struggles with the knotty
railroad rate problems, notable among
which, and ever uppeimost, is the fes-
tive, elusive and incomprehensible
"diherential.'
Mr. L. G. Sparks Of Terra Haute.
Ind, has opened a new photograph
gallery up stars over the post Office
and invites the public to give him q
call.
Why not eat eggs2 -Four dozen for
% cents for cash al John B. Mixes.
The people are catching on 10 the
fact thatour associated press dispatches
are the same which have heretofore
not been received until noon and the
Daily Eagle israpidly growing In favor.
II will come 10 see you every morning
except Mondays, rain or shine.
During the thunder storm early
yesterday morning an armaiure burned
out At the electric light plant and he
city was left several hours In darkness
mud and rain. Fortunately another
armature was at hand and the Rghts
were all right last nighi.
Round trip tickets will b. sold 10
Houston foT the S.2d train this after.
noon for a. %, good IN return until
Feb. 3, account Of Paderewski per.
iormance 60 night.
Assessor Nall has just returned from
trip through the country. lie saws
the people are happy and prosperous
and tot kicking about the taxes like
they did before.
Joe Mustache has female barber IN
his shop who has proved quite an en-.
pert tonsoiialisi.
Remember Mrs. @. NJ. Proctor is sull
selling millinery goods q. cost. d50t6
Those who have houses 10 rent can
keep them always occupied By applying
TO Dick Jones aud Co.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-31
Masquerade Ball.

The young ladies Of Bryan who scored
such a signal triumph with their grand
leap year ball At the Academy Of music
on the evening Of Dec. 81, are arrang-
ing for q leap year masquerade ball AZ
the same place on the evening Of Feb.
ruary IA, which u better known ~ So.
Valentines day. Il is understood that
the young ladies will make their en-
gaeements under the names Of the
characters they assume, and meet their
escorts all at the same place, thereby
successfully concealing their real
identity.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-31
Davis MD No, Appear.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 80. The house
elections committee No. 8 has decided
she contested election Of J. II. Davis "
David Calberson from the Fourth Texas
district unanimously in favor Of Cul.
berson. The contestant made no ap-
pcarance before the committee.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-31
MORE TROOPS TO The FRONT.
Report That Brltlsh soldiers Are Bslnl
sent Go the Disputed Line.

Report That Brltish Soldiers Are Being
sent 60 the Disputsd Line.
NEw YoRK. Jan. S0.-A letter 70 The
Herald from Caracas. Venezuela. dated
Jan. 30. says Veneznelans are still dis
cussing the news from the frontier TO
the effect that the British soldiers have
reinforced the post on the boundary
by sending 100 men and two cannon.
The news came here by way Of Trini-
dad, aud although there is no positive
way TO verify is. there Is every reason
10 believe that IL Is true. Local patri.
ots are anxious 10 have their own from
tier armed and In the event Of war 10
take aggressive rather than tO Try 10
prevent an English invAson-
The president Is not. however, sitting
calmly by and waiting 20 be attacked
He lie taking every possible means TO
ferret out his enemies, and when he
finds them. 20 punish them. He wants
to keep the country in peace by locking
up those who are trying 90 incite TO
bellion and keeping the means Of doing
harm a. far from them As he can
Mails are carefully watched and aus.
pioious correspondence is seized aud en-.
kmined.
The mail that carries this letter win
take TO the United States an order for
half dozen steam yachts for govern.
ment use. They will be used for work
ON the coast and In the Orinoco river
aud will be armed with rApidaring
guns
The German claim remains unsettled
and Il IL generally believed here that
government os Germany has written \
note 10 Venezuela demanding promp,
payment Tho difficulty arises through
the guarantee Of the payment Of per
cent interest on bonds Of railroad be-
tween this city and Valencia, construct.
ed BY Germany. The question Of wa.
tered stock enters into the controversy.
Rumors that gunbOats would be sent
down here 70 seiEe the customhouses
have been current for three months.
There Is every reason 10 believe that the
difficulty will bo settled quietly and
Amioahly
Senior BruEual Sierra, for many years
counsel fof the railroad, was placed In
correspondence with the new cabinet
presumably for the purpose Of adjust.
ing matters and Il is said that he wiz
resign a. soon a. he has decided. az his
private law practice Is far more profit
able than his salary as a cabinet officer,
I hear that an offer Of settlement has
been made and that the terms weFs
agreed upon when another complication
ernsa
WIN Put Ia noFe EEaosA
ST LOUIS. Jan. 3O-At q meeting Of
the executive committee Of the ST.
Louis Terminal association Il was de-
oided e. provide additional trAokage for
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-31

CAPTAIN GEORGE A. ARNEs, RETIRKR
schoheld. and that this belief was justi.
fed by the fact that there now appears
no intention 10 prosecute him further.
This action leaves Major Armes con.
structiyely under arrest, but IL Is prob.
able the matter viii not be pushed fur.
thar
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-31
accepted a fee Of t25 IN
pension claim.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AFFAIR.
The Court Asserts There Il spissvorh
st the bottom.

~ The hotton.
-,aYAsHISetA Jan. sO-The case Of
" ,Iof GeOre Armes, the retired army
officer. whose arrest for insulting . su.
psrior officer was ordered by General
sohoheld. and who was released on .
sensational ruling Of Judge Bradley Of
uae supreme court. was given . formal
hearing by Judge Bradley yesterday.
The court in disposing Of the case
said the whole case appeared 70 be .
piece Of spitework on the part Of Gen.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-31
Rirtha.

A little lady visitor came 10 see Mr..
aud Mrs. win SPELL, who reside in the
edge Of town, Saturday and has decid.
cd TO remain with them.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. simmons, who reside
four miles northeast Of town. were
blessed by the advent Of son one day
early In the week.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-31

On Monday DR.. and Mrs. r. II. vii.
son Of the Little Georgia neighborhood,
became the happy PossessOrs OF a
bouncing baby boy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-31
SENSATIONAL SPEECH.
Senator Tillman Makes II In
the Senate.
IT WAS PLAIN AND POINTED.

ne Abused the Adminlssratisn, Kspsel.
ally Prssidsat Cleveland, and said NE
shouid Ne ImpeAehsd-ArFAigas Sec.
retaFy Carlisle For His Position Taken
on the Finances Of the Country.
WASHINGTON. Jan. S0.-The presen.
tation Of committee reports ON Cuba
and highly dramatic and sensational
speech Of Mr.. Tillman. the new senator
from South Carolina. furnished two
stirring events in the senate yesterday.
The majority resolution ON Cuba asks
the president 10 urge Spain 10 grant
belligerent rights to the insurgents.
while the minority report directs the
president 10 take steps towards securing
from Spain the complete independence
Of Cuba. Both resolutions went to the
senate calendar.
Such a torrent OF invective has
seldom been heard in the senate rs
that in the speech Of Benjamin r. Till
man. Veteran members Of the body
characterized tho speech as one Of the
most remarkable in the upper branch
Of congress Il Abounded IN statements
Of sensational character, arraigning
President Cleveland. Secretary Carlisle