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w sprawie Sztandaru.
Szanowne Polki!

Olhl!
Konkurs ma zrobienie Sztandaru
podany bedzie W przysziym numerse
nZgody", sa jeszoze pewne formal
nosci kt6re pred ogioszeniem kon
kursu zalatwic ~potrzeba.
Prsoa powierzona bedzie bezwa
runkowo tylko polskiemu zskiadowI
hsft6w, W Ameryoe Tub Europe te.
mu, ktorego rysunek j proby hsftu
beda przez ogo4. pah polek i znaw'
COW artystow nalarzy uznane "a maj
lepsze.
Sztandar wv. bedsie to rzecz pa
miatkowa cd las polek jsko pamiat
ka must bye n~ietylko piskna leca
pra~dziaoie polska, srtystyczns
trwsia.
Sztsndsr ola Zwiazku jako dar cd
polek must bye koloru amarantowegc
i bisiego, laden kolor inny chocby
najPiekniejszy, naszego marco owego
k%oloru, koloru %naszej drogiej Ojczy'
zny, ram zsstspic ME mole.
Ola tego wsuystkie frmy hsfto~
proszone So o przysyiAnis probek
materyi pray ofercie.
g.. Z6tkoaeska, sekr. prot.
604 Noble st. Chicago, Ills
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-21
OdIOZYliSmY

ola braku miejsca spis ofarodawczyh
ma rzecz Sztandaru, tudziez kilka ko-
respondencyj.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-21

Ma sztandar ofarowsis z Chicago,
a ME z Pullman jsk mylnie byio po-
dane p. Jozefs Kruger 80 @.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-21
KOnkurs.

Niaej podpisany Zsrzsd Zwisrku
Spiewskow Polskich W Ameryce, o
riviera Z dniem dsisiejszym konkurs
z nsgrods s25 IA skomponowsnie ba
ska spiewsckiego ola Zwiazku Spis
wskow PolskiCh W Ameryce.
Warunki:
1. Powszns ! peins .ycia dotad nie
publikowsns melodys, u}otona Ds
chor meski ] Ohor mieszany (na CITE
ry gsosy) skisdsjacs sic ME mniej
jsk I l2tu tsktow.
2. Tekst cryli siows rsst6sowsne
do ponizej umieszczonego wierszu
(nsd~esisnego przez prof. b. Dembih-
skiego Z Poznania) albo stosownie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-21
Nasz ~Przewodnik.
ADWOKACI.

Smulski, J.. f., offs: % Metropeli-
tan |. Mieszksnis: 585 Noble IT.,
Chicago.
Geeting d Noacak, LIP Clark st
Ro' IN 41O, Chicago.
CSarnecki & RoraleskS, offs mr..
BIZ sos La Sale st. i 604-o06
Milw sukee ~ o.
ARCHITEKCI.
FIizikososki, I. s., 90 w. Divisioa
st. Chicago, III.
APTEKJ.
Bdrdohski, Wiktor, 638 Noble MI.
rog Bradley, Chicago.
Butkieaoicz, KdSimiers, SD Nil
wa kee ave. r6g WiIlS.. Chicago.
Burda, WSad., Noble ST., r6g
Bl okhswk, Chicago
Rufzeacski, 8. j., 1885 w. 23nd
St.. blisko California ave. Chicago.
Nooak, Jan, 724 w. 18th str.,
reg Paulina st. Chicago.
Lenard, Robert, S448 Supsdor
Av. South Chicago, Ill.
AGENCI REAL ESTATE
Stan, Teohl, $50 Milwaukee Ave-
Chicago, Ill.
Durski, Marian, 588 Nosls IT,,
Oh oago, Ill.
TOWARY BkAWATNE.
Ssumihski, John c., 6O4 Noble
St, Chicago, Ill.
DOKTORZY.
Hufleacski, ". a., 724 w. IL IT.
take W apiece Butkiewioxa,Ci
Dag,
S~ieminOwicz, DR.. W. j., 576 Mi
wsu' ee ave. Chicago.
Zi6tkoaoski, M. d., 63S Noble So.
1914 Milwaukee ave. Chicago.
DENTYSCI.
ChrSdnoaoski, j. n. Dr., 721 MI
wa kes ave. Chicago,
FABRYKl CIGAR.
Mecsarski, J6zef, 81 Homer ST.
Chicago, III,
FOTOGRAFJE.
NikLas 1 Pasosoaoski, $50 Mlfwuu-
kee av. e block cd al. Nohlsl.
Chicago.
Idzikoacski, Jan W, 433 MiIwar-
kee Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Leacin, Henryk, SAT Milwaukee
Ave. Chicago, Ill,
SKLADY HERBATY IKAWY.
Klass, J6Ser, SOL Noble Sa. CHI
cago.
kSIAZKI 1 ARTYKUAY RE
LIGIJNE.
Auyustynosoicz s Podczaski, COZ
Noble str. Chicago.
INTROLIGATORZY.
Metzger, c.. f., 457 w. Huron
ct, chicago.
KONTRAKTORZY.
Piqtkieacicz, J6zef, Budownicxy
koLtrsktor, 574 Noble nj, Chica-
60.
ZAKfADY KRAWIECHK.
Smohihski, j., 6O7 Milwaukee Av,
Chicago, Ill.
MEBLE .PIECE.i.
N0a0aczeaoski, W1ad., 88S- $40
Milwaukee av. Chicago.
Smolarz, Piotr, 697 Milwaukee
Chicago, Ill.
! Sto6iecki, Roman, 489 Milwaukee,
!: Chicago, III.
MALARZE.
Schlie6en, V.l839 HoIs aysnus.
Chicago.
NOTARYUSZE PUBLICZNl. ::
=. BrodOsOski, E. g.. Sol Noble g.
hioago, Ills.
PIEKARNIE.
WIeklihski, Walensy, 89s Dick
Sol st. Chicago, Illinois.
Pdaoefkie~icz, e., $50 - 6S2 NJ
Ashland ave. Chicago.
PKALNIE BIELIZNY.
MileOcSyk, Il. l., STA Nosis st,
, Chicago, Illinois.
ShLADYsOBUwIA.J
Stspihski, W. { Kasprzys, "
o4S Noble St., Chicago.
. RESTAURACYE SALONF.- -,
DSiecioskie1Oicz, A., 572 NoSss 81
Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-21

CZytajmy i OSwiecajmy sic!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-21

Wilkes Barre. Pa.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Waverly, N. Y.
Baltimore Md.
st. Louis, Mo.
Duluth, MINI.
Ashland, Wis.
Nsntiooke, Pa.
Perth Amboy, N. j.
South Bend, Ind.
Dep-w, N. Y.
Buffalo, n. Y.
Detroit, Mich.
Buffalo, n. Y.
Newark, n. j.
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Chicago, Ill.
Clev-land, o.
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CYrkularz XVII.

nnnfsclSmyc yrkuarzN XVII do kt6egO krH sic Had. DhtegO W dzihjsNm numerze
natufalme pOprawDny. Jake No. 954 zamhSHhmyw ypmdek smiri 'mmy Franchz
to wypadek ME yo pOdatkb fr ozphsny,a allen awetj JUN hzne pinade wyNnne. Pod mm
Tony WawrNaL inkowshe lego, gr9 = co zreta wNOkOse pdatku ME mknh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-04

country. We have our trials and troubles.
but they are bat A passing breeze that
momentarilN rufiieS the surface or the
great industrial ocean. but that in no man
ner affects the foundation of the govern
ter physically. Intellectually and morally.
Although those who walk in the shadow
of the evening of life often do not think
So, that IL common error of our race. IL
Is natural for the mind TO cling TO the
good and forge the evil As the years so
b. The evil vanishes and The good alone
rema ms 2 pleasant. unbroken memory
As YOU stand OF; the street OF one OF our
sreat cities n night, the electric lights
near yoy: aesfn far apart and the dark
space. between wide, but as you look
down the hong stree; The dark spaces grow
less aud less the lights come nearer and
rearer together until a last they touch and
hlenS he darkness vaniSRes and YOU sec
az unhroken stream Of swing light. So
do Gocd deeds stand ou, IN The darkness;
o. passing years. s'ft as the years reeede
they grow closer ana closer together until
al last they touch and blend ana blot from
the mind of memory all the darkness of
the past.
I believe most emphatically in today.
Measured by the past. stand at the very
summit of human greatness human op
lisve that the men 81 today are as patri-
otto. as honest, as brave as any that have
gene before. that the women of today are
the brightest and best. the most beautiful
ana true OF all the daughters of Eve. This
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banner Of the free. and with upliflei
hands. bound with chains. prayed in vain
for justice
The Pes>imisfS Wall.
We have listened too much Of late 10 the
wall OF the pesssgniSs. | have no sympathy
wiki that class who forever look a. things
with jauniiice6' eye. and who Sre al
ways declaring that This country IS tot
ter.ng - its fall" The same i1SId'0us
evil IS SappinE is vitality. That same
secret conspiracy Is threatening lis over
throw Let ne warn you todsyv beware
Of this class. Mos, of these prophets Of
evil are dissatisfied ana disappointed poll
ticianS. who are willing 20 lake advantage
of any misfortune or calamity 20 advance
their own interest. and whose love OF Of
fee * greater than their love 81 country.
They are one Of he disturbing elements
OF society. Criticism and discussion OF all
public questions Is bens iici1i and always
10 be desired. bar he who seeks ~ appeal
TO passion and prejudice 10 array class
against class, labor against CapEa'. Who
reJoiceS in hoycotts strikes ana riots. -
an enemy 10 his country ana a traitor 10
his flag. I am proud 10 say. and wish 20
go on record today as one who does moi be-
iieNe that any great danger threatens our
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an Idea that the only function of the fire
department il to turn out at all hours
OF the day on night and put out fires.
wear gum boots and helmets and once A
year give an annual ball" This theory
"as entirely refutet yesterday in the nne
n1cA and horses ARA the beautiful ma
chimes. that nj all tin.as ire ready To pro
tscf life and property. No better X 1T
HORSES or equipment ~ n be found in .ff.,
United States than that Of the Seat. 4.
nre department AID 1t IL only to be IT,
GREETED that occasion y not more frequen.
t. put the departm etit on parade All
hTan@hes of the scr~ytee wer., represented
e. he impression vas most natteriou
The parade followed tie tine Of march
- dy published. az Third avenue 10
Itke street. thence 70 second avenue. on
second avenue 90 fesler way; thence 20
occidental avenue. TO Main street 10 First
avenue south; thence on First avenue 10
i1he street. up Pike street to Fifth ave
me, thence TO Union AMI the Armory.
~h"re the parade was reviewed by the
proud and happy Grand Marshal Olson
and dismissed.
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bration- Then he Introduced Gov. Rogers
as the chairman Of the meeting
Gov. Rogers spoke briefly saying he *
tanled = welcome 10 all who had come 10
seattle - join IN the celebration OF sns
Tatiou's birthday. and especially 20 those
from British Columbia, whom ne might
SOME day call fellow citizens" lie was
gra1Ged al having The privilege Of intro
olcing Hon. ". L Humphrey as the ora
toE 81 tRs day.
Ar. Humphrey was received with well
coming burst OF applause. He spoke as
follows his address being listened 70 with
close attention throughout:
one hundred and twenty -oTse wears ago.
scarcely . SPAN IN. the history of nations
w8z norm the first government that re.cog-
nlze4 tlIe equality Of man THAI dag marks
ire gre3 test epoch In the history of or
race. Upon that day the rights OF human
lty we're established and me divinity Of
kings denied. This * a day wsler patriot
Ism and love Of country should he taught.
when we should remember our history
va are proud OF our country and of our
flag. Upon this great day we know no
parties or classes. We are all Americana
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Ia ndioh mas grown 50 great that there
Is no longer any DANCE from v.i.bsu, w
4!e tuf. able TO stanG against any com
uthatlr;i that oui6 lie MADE against us by~
aAc Te.' ot - world. The danger If any
-" ne &c our national existence must
come from WITHIN our coye.rnent il not
- ~ + nearer so than any other de-
, .1-ed eE 'Ee mind Of man Perfection is
- "'14 oi progress The fruit fully ripen-
- Is ready q decay. We have hes, h..ar
a > nsch dur'ng the las; few years of the
t4htt ihrea ten our country. and of
- FAILURE ~ our government 10 meet the
i@ttif efneh's NJ the people. This has been
lar3;ely dur to the gr,at Industrial denree
Si"H 1lat 'tAs been upon MS. IL Is natural
% COMPLAIN : n'4i rtUne 4; is human
80 u'hS mat W are t,sa cause oe oti own
oioi" Are IN re ans evi,s loda, that on
a3lger our national life? II Is oar Guty In
uihe 81 peace. as we'll a : war to ne zea lolis
OF our connIry's welfare. ON this day I
regard IL as the duty of every patriotic
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gene n q Vermont maple sugar camp.
and Haz only limited by the capacity Of
TIE wagon on which II was mounted. \
Gre burned bstweea two logs. aad the sap
vas hubbiing ia the cauldror that rested
o. The logs All 81 the operations 81 the
camp were gone through with ia q mimic
= ~. oy People dressed iu the quesr-l0ok-
AaR clothes CT The Vermont farmer.
Tire Columbia Grocery Company ard
seH mans grocery were represented ~
t;ieir wagons decorated. ard the Royal
6sfry's contribution &as four wagons.
There were number 0f advertising wag-
ous fhat were original In their way ard
attracted favorable comment
The best part OF the entire parade ard
one rhat Seattle people are cxcusaiiy
pEeaG Of was that of the FIRE department
l. Is only once in while hat ine c.
porfunity Is offereo for the people IL see
saat they az" paying for. and the show
Ina made yesterday was one of general
surprise 10 hundreds q people ~ho had
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Mr. Humphreys refe'ehp ..,.rs 81
porafions caught IN" EoVef"D. ,tar Cor
f@ntion At the end OF ne sagshx
Rogers again took the fsa'i s,,'',,, .,rse
tina, he was expected 70 ro'a., .s.
thing - tie oecseioa. He san ..,,esss
we have listened to a Fers 80 %.
speech and there are Only ga esssr.
r-essfous therein which "e se'''a ..,..ss.sy
The speakrr has referred TO 'n e.. :. q
for controlllre corporations w toox-
Americans. but We beiieVe-". ,.s.,r,i,s
th,t ,be country has yer 20 80, ~
danger Of he most seFi"'is eha sn ,s-r,
the near fmtgre. we knew Y v,sss.<
'innv ~ lincoln than whom ~ ss,ssa
rat~,ot lived. said in iSs; az ~. rs.'
carno. exist half slave ana "A'
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banner Of the free. and with uplif1ei
hands. bound with chains. prayed in vain
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We stiii proclaim this 20 no fh. land nf
h"|Fi} i4e sympathy Of the American
people today goes o1It to the oppressed
att3 gov il~trodteu every Is here. 10 an those
wio are etTvZEiing 20 be- free. who are
.i.ittoh& a;tifisf oppression and wrong
Especially 90 We sy np8thize with those
go ere struggling for liberty against tie
if1nt. CPS Of Europe To-day jusr out from
our Eastern shore. juss beneath fhs. swell
/. : verge ~ the Atlantic. 50 near that fne
afls ana Er0ana Of her Inhnnf.N I..-nL.l..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06
BLOWN TO PIECES.
Explosions Of Gas Dsmoiishss q Mad
screw aud Causes Death

Explosions Of Gas Dsmoiishss Mad
screw aud Causes Death
Chicago, H.. June 5-One OF three
mud scows In tow Of the tug Andrew n.
Green was blown to atoms by an *.
plosion Of gas Just after having passed
through the Rush street draw tn,
explosion was heard for a great de.
lance and an the buildings 90 the vi.
einiiy were shaken to their founda.
u0ns
August Americas. who was on m,
scow. was blown into the river and
'rowned before help could reach him
During the past week the company
has been engaged In dredging th,
south branch 90 the vicinity Of m,
Bridgeport Gas works and the general
theory De- advanced that 90 some man.
ner the gaseous substance On tie scov
became iguited from a spark from o..
tug A portion OF the Goodrich doel
was shattered and considerable dam
age was done 10 the buildings 10 th,
vicinity
Frank Morton night agent OF Oh.
Graham and Morton Transportation
company was thrown from bis Do
and severely bruised by nying tim.
bcrs
The Rush street bridge was shaken
10 its foundation and Do ls feared hai
been damaged
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06
THE QUEEN olsPLEAsEo.
"a IL said she nrousht About the r.
siEnation ~ the Cabisst

"a IL said she nrousht About the r.
siEuation ~ the Cabisst
New York. June "a special 20 N,
Herald from Madrid says Il is estab,
llshed almost beyond O doubt that Oh,
ministerial crisis was initiated by m,
queen regent she having said % senoi
Canoyss in the most delicate manner
possible that the abstention Of the MT.
norities from parliament was dIspleas
Ing Co her SO explanation o. In with
Scnor Canoyas offering bis resignation
at such a critical moment IN national
affairs and this Is additionally born,
out by his rendering his resignation
procIpImtely no doubt IN reply 10 th,
queens remark and without consulting
the other ministers 30 that Tor hour.
they knew nothing Of the pronered res.
lgnau0n.
Meanwhile the same state Of minis.
terial anarchy continues The Amer.
lean press comments on the crisis ar,
watched with morbid anxiety.
Souor Canoyas Cuban policy ls nov
recognized by nino-touths of Madrid q
have collapsed since the Spanish pres.
has been gradually disseminating th,
truth about the state of the Cuban
campaign and the crash has now come
The queen regent is SIN consulting th,
party leaders The popular feellnr
more and more fayors the Liberals
coming ln
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wEYLER MAY GO.
II seems the Dolly Way spain Caa set.
tis the Cabinet Crisis


tie the Cabinet Crisis
Madrid June 5.-Thc queen regent
conferred with the president Of th,
senate The latter. after the confer.
ence. said that be had pointed out &C.
her majesty that the continuance ,n of
hce OF senor Canoas Castillo would
constitute the best solution of the crl.
sis. This opinion Is shared sy L,
president Of the chamber Of deputies
Senor = G Pidal
Senor sagastra. the Liberal leader
after couterrlng with the queen regent
az the palace said he told her majesty
that the Liberals were prepared 10 deal
with an pending questions Public
opinion continues to favor the saras.
ira cabinet.
Marshal Martinez de Campos arrived
here and went Immediately TO the pal.
ace.
Every one is convinced that the
main question al issue Ia the present
crisis Is the election Of new governor
Of Cuba capable Of convincing he pco.
pie that Spain Is IN earnest In the mat
ter OF colonial reforms
The crisis Is likely TO be prolonged
but there Is significant change Of
tone visible In the conservative pa
pers which are beginning 20 hint that
the future fate of the Conservative
party Is not altogether dependent upon
Captain General weylcr The i'm
preston gains ground that rather than
see the Liberals In ONCE the Conscrv.
atives would consent 20 recall weyler.
and Il 10 believed Marshal Martinez de
Campos is willing 20 replace him. Il
is understood that Senior Sagastra in
formed the queen regent that n the
Liberals came into ofnce through the
refusal 10 counttnance foreign dlcta-
tion, the recall OF weylcr would be
among the arst steps taken. The
queen regent is expected 20 consult
Marshals nlanco and pomlnruel on the
military aspects 90 the situation In
Cuba and there Is great anxiety TO
learn the results Of the long conference
between her majesty and Marshal
Campof.
The reports that Captain General
Weyler had offered to resign the SUI
preme command In Cuba is seml.oni.
clally denied
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State sherman II was prepared By
the government of Spain and was sub.
mltted through the Spanish legation 10
Washington. soon after the McKlnley
administration came Into Office. In.
usual efforts have been made 10 kcer
the matter secret and u was hoped that
nothing Ia regard 10 Il would becom0
public until after the adjournment Of
congress Secretary Sherman has ex.
pressed his approval Of the project and
the treaty has received favorable con.
t.deration from the president
The question Of new naturalization
treaty was discussed by Secretary Oh.
noy and the Spanish minister In con.
nectIon with treaty Of commerce
Secretary 0lney fully approved the
plan. but FOR motives Of expedioncy de-.
sired 20 postpone the subject. There
was no disagreement between Mr.. OF.
ney and the Spanish minister az %
the merits Of the question. but the
former thought Il best to defer the
policy and wait a while No naturall.
zation treaty was actually submitted
only the general points Of one were
discussed.
The treaty Il 10 do away with the
points that arise between the two gov.
ernments over the question Of citizen.
ship Consul General Williams. Gen.
eral Ices predecessor at Havana
strongly advised such convention.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06

San Francisco June 5.-A special
meeting Of the Wine Growers assocla.
tIon was held here Tor the purpose OF
taking some action relative 10 the pro.
posed cut In the ninglsy tarin on Cal.
iiornia wines After hearing the re-.
port OF President Jacobs. who was In.
slrumental IN framing the clause IN
the pingley BIN as d passed tho house
a lengthy communication was Dispatch.
cd 10 Senator white and a committee
appointed 60 draft a protest against the
proposed cut which promptly submit.
ted a resolution, aud telegram was
sent TO California representatives. In
Washington.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06
FleEL UNDER SUSPICION.
Aome things Not Explained Satisfactory
About HE Employer. death

some ihinEs Not Explained Satisfactory
About HE Employer Death
san Francisco. June 8. The remains
Of Isaac Hoffman. the merchant who
was Killed In a mysterious manner in
hls Office on Tuesday evening have
been consigned % the grave. The fun
oral services were conducted according
TO The rites Of the Independent order Of
ODD Fellows. Of which be was a prom
inent member.
The relatives Of The docca5ol arc dis
satisfied with the work done upon tho
case by the police department and have
employed a detective 10 unrayeI the
mystery.
With the exception Of the discovery
Of several trivial discrepancies lu me
statements made by Bookkcepor Figel
as 10 bis movements on the night that
bis employer met bis death. there are
no developments.
An expert IS now engaged upon the
books Of the firm Of Hoffman and
Rothschild but until this task Is rom-
pleted the result Of the investigation
will not be made public.
Chief Of Detectives Bohn says that
after a slight cursory examination of
the books he was OF the opinion that
all was not A. Il should be- Il was dis
covered that entries 10 the amount q
at least $4,000 had been made 10 he
cash book Ia pencil and Flgcrs AZ
tempted explanation Of these wore rot
at oil satisfactory to the people con.
eerned.
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SPAIN IS IN A MIDDLE.
Her Cabinet Crisis Is a Difficult
Problem TO Solve.
NO WAY OUT IN SIGHT.
CamPos May GO Hack Co Cuba ~ Cap
tain General Liberals May Rule
the Government The Qussa
Regent IL la Putrie.

New York. June "a special 10 n,
Journal from Madrid says the recall o
Of Captain General weyler from Cub.
Is almost certain. hs the Liberals hay,
decided 10 take this step II sagasta a..
sumes oflce. Senior Pldal. president
Of the cortes. has advised the queen re-
gent 10 reform the Conservative cabl
net on the direction Of honestly i'm.
planting reforms IN Cuba. recallinr
Weylcr and sending Campos TO the Is.
land.
Campos himself advised the queen
not 10 form an intermediate cabinet
but 10 trust the government 10 the par
~ which offers the best and most def.
mite solution for Cuba and one which
is most calculated 10 insure good rela.
tions with the United States. while be.
Ing consistent with national dignity
In addition. according 20 the Cores
pondencih dc Espana. be advised th,
queen 10 recall Weyler.