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CUBAN RESOLUTIONS.
Continued From First PngeJ


the injuries of the former administration
as incompetent.
The Ohio senator answered that tniorma-
ton now available at the state department
deals with the present status OF affairs
and there was every purpose. he believed,
TO place this at the disposal of the senate.
Mr. Mills Dem. Texas,) said II was
lato day 10 stop and inquire whether war
exists In Cuba. We know Just az well that
war exists in Cuba az that war exists IN
Greece or that an overflow has occurred In
the Mississippi river.
Mr.. Lodge (Massl, a member OF the COM
mittce on foreign relations, stated there
was late information In the possession or
the state department and II should be given
to congress and the country before The
massage of the resolution.
Mr.. Stewart GPop. New urged that 1t
would be as wise to collect evidence hat
the sun shone as to seek further 10 show
that war WAS going on In Cuba
Mr. Caffery { Dem. La. while opposing
the resolution, criticised Mr.. Lodge in soine
OF his statements
The report on the Indian appropriation
hill was concurred In and the itoms Of DIS
agreement sent back to conference.
At $50 p. m. tho senate went INTO exec
utive session and a half hour later ad-
iournof
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CHANGES IN INMAN FIRM.
Nr. Inmnn Rctircs From All save
the Houston BOsincss.

Atlanta. Ga, May 1l.--Changes OF great
importance in the Inman cotton firms al
uous,on Texas. Augusta and Atlanta. Ga.
New York. and Bremen, Germany, were
announced today. Mr.. Samuel NJ. lnman'
who has been at the head OF tho business
Tor thirty wears, retires from all interest
save a partnership in the firm OF lnman
e. Reed. which will DO located at Hous-
ton. Texas. The firm of Inman & Co. Is
formed BY younger members OF the Inman
firm. with headquarters at Augusta Inc
rripclpal firm which is formed out OF the
Inman firms is that of Sanders Swami q
Ca. with headquarters at Atlanta and bre-
msa.
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Washington, May 1i.--lcastern Texas
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Threlt-
ening weather. with showers. variable
Winds.
GEORGIA ard Acknowledgements cloud
iness. with showers south winds,
lcAstern and Western rlor1di-Ihr Y.
winds. .
MssiFslpri and Louislana-iiain' south
winds, becoming variable,
portion: scGib winds. becoming north-
westerly.
North ana South Dakotas-Fair In west
warmer: northeast winds.
ARKANSAS md MISUNDERSTANDING Ina
weothor. with occasional showers: varia-
ole winds.
Kansas and Nebraska-showers north
wind,
Colorado Partly cloudy weather. with
occasional showers. north winds,
Wyoming and Montans--Gercrally fair.
warmer: noTthweat winds.
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Washington. May ii.-Sevcral days VIII
elapse before the final notifications of The
boundary line arbitration treaty between
Great Britain md Venezuela ARE ex-
changed This is due to the non arrival
Of the copy Of the treaty prepared in Lon
don for presentation to tho Venezuelan
government through its minister at WASH
ington. The timo Of It's arrival Ia uncer-
tain, the officials OF the British embassy
saying they hnve not been advised regnrd
ing the matter. Hon. W. l.. Scruggs hay
ing reached this country with tho copy OF
the treaty prepared by Venezuela for the
British government, Senior Andraic, the
Venezuelan minister here. announces his
readiness to exchange Publications.
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Bryan, Texas. May 1l.--Six of the steer
age passengers who persisted in tho burr-
ing Leona OF the Mallory line were booked
for Bryan. They we're the wives and chill
dren or other relatives OF some Of the
Italian colony In this county. The names
of the dead arc Mrs Guzza and dauch-
ter b. Catrone and Maria Madro and two
children. Their passage had been pro-
cured through Or A. j. Plainer. the steam
ship agent in this city. and he received a
telegram froil the company this norning
telling him oi the horrible fate OF his pas
scngers.
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Havana. May Ii.-Cap'ain General wey-
Ter has left sancti SpirIius for the field.
Before leaving he oifero" to build rail-
way from Plaoetas to Sanotl spirItus.
During number OF small skirmishes
In the Poso Lunar district OF Santa Clara,
the troops have captured an insurgcnt
stronghold and have made seventy
prisoners.
In the fighting which has taken place
during the last ten days 2is insurgents
have been killed and III captured. The
troops during the same period lost four
mon killed, ten officers and nineteen SOL
oilers wounded.
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THE HOUSE.
On. Cicvciand's Forestry
Washi,n. Wns Criticised.

v the ser,,a hay 1.-THE consideration
a'll apprcnr,. amendments to tho sunday
tie house ,n a.a'on bill was finished by
eas. p,s', uay and the bill sent to confer
trsstlou ora sn' cloyeiand's forest res
t'ssls i, 1'asr was the subject Of much
u the sena,a mouse voted not to concur
sssr, win amendment to annul the
seol,ress an, me understanding that the
, ,h Mould Sse have an arrangement
ESnuufslS nave the same effect, i, Nv wac az
,ssts.lerR fnensa, FtnuE cxcluuivoIy by
,,,,lty to prs.s nefE. who pointed out he
es rtssident ss settlers that would result
~. go operative e'seIand's order should he,
SIC, but several amendments were
ofiticislng President
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No Report Made.

New York. May 11.-No report Of the
fire on board the Mallory line steamship
Leona, which occurred early Sunday morn
Ing. has been received by the United States
local inspectors Of steam vessels hut in
spectnr Petre says that an investigation
will keEin Thursday morning next.
The bodies of the thirteen victims OF the
fire remain at the morgue The "oaies
supposed to be those Of Mrs. Maria Moiro
and her two children await more positive
identification.
After the inquest on Monday next the
unclaimed remains OF the unfcrtunatas Will
be disposed of In the usual manner
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.IuIuc Dny Qualified.

Washington. May 1l.-Judge pa' ~.
today qualified and assumed ms 'iii. =,
assistant secretary OF state. Inc o''H
office was administered 10 him BY piso"'
ing Officer Brannisan. He entered AZ Mi
upon the work OF his office. MI, so.H ,,,,e
whom he succeeds. will remain 10Y -, ~
at the state department AZ tho ielu ,a,ary
the president until Assistant s,,,h the
Day becomes entirely familiar wa.a :, il
state of pending nominations. 2hen "
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Railway commissioners.

ST. Louis. May Ii.-Hon. Isaac w. Brown
called the ninth annual convention OF rail-
ers hotel today. Railroad commissioners
we're present from nearly every State
Among the matters TO be taken up during
the two days session are included reports
and discussions on uniform classification,
railway statistics, railway legislation aud
eafaty annliancra
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Pnris,May ll.--Empcror William OF Ger
many has instructed the German ambas-
sador here TO remit the sum of 10000
francs to tho committee of the charity
bazaar, whose work was crippled by the
terrible fire n week ago.
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Dos Moines. Iowa. May 1.-THE free sill
yer republicans held State meeting today.
They decided 10 keep up their own organi-
zatlon for the State campaign this year.
hut 10 unite with the democrats and popu.
lists on a common ticket with platform
on silver straight.
The democrats meet tomorrow. and then
the time and place for holding tho State
convention will be decided upon.
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Washington. May 11,-Thc Stntc de-
pnrtment today received n dispatch from
United States Consul Little at TecnEi-
galpa. the capital of Honduras. stating
that tho revolution has como to an end.
He furnishes no details of the events
surrounding the collapse. The last heard
officially at the department from Honduras
was that the revolutionists were In force
AT Puerto Cortez and that the government
had been obliged to declare that port
closed and were moving with troops upon
This Mace.
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Earthquakes In Lecwnrd Islands

New York May 1.-THE Journal Will
say: Earthquakes are shaking the Is
lands OF Guadalupe and Montezcrnt of the
Lecward group in the West Indies. II Is
reported that at Guadalupe a congregation
of 200 people were caught by the collapse
OF the walls OF church and nifty were
crushed to death. Those in the place say
the houses swayed back and forth and that
twenty -hve TO thirty people lost their lives
nj Point pIetri
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A Galveston Man shanshnicd.

Berlin, May 1L-At tho May aAsIaes Tor
this riding. a Jury today awarded to Will
liam sloane the sum OF 30 pounds sterling.
as damages against the captain Of the
British steamer Houns!ow. Sloane tori
fled that he boarded the steamer at Gal
weston last September in search Of man
who owed him money and that he WAS de-
tanned by tho captain until the vessel WAS
out at sea. The captain then offered him
a rating ms seaman. which he declined.
Sloane Is destitute.
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Havana Mny 1.-THE Spanish bank has
not suspended. The report to that effect
grew out OF the suspension by the Spanish
bank Of tho exchange OF paper bills for
silver. which step was brought about by
tho order of the government AS result
crowds went TO the bank yesterday to
pay their taxes. believing the scrip would
not be received In future except on dis
count. that the exchange OF paper for sill
yer had been done away with, and also
owing 10 the rum1r that paper money
would he listed. thus cnilsing great losses
The bank. however, continues open and Ia
doing business as usual today.
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INFORM ALTON As TO CUBA.
lee Says the Insurgcnts Are Incrc~s-
Ing Tn Numbers.

Washington. May it--puring tho debate
in the senate on tho Morgan Cuban reso-
luton today strong plea was made for
lts reference TO tho committee on foreign
relations on the ground that the State de-
pnrtment Is In possesaion OF recent in
formation tofflciaN on the Cuban question.
which It ia considered should DO consulted
before action is taken by the senate. This
information consists in tho main OF
report by Consul General Lee dated tho
the general situation and presents all the
facts at his command without making any
recommendations M to the policy to DO
pursued by this government.
| General Lee also dwells upon the condi-
are not decreasing In numbers. but that
| according TO the most trustworthy informa-
| lion at hand there are more OF them now
than when no first went to tho island.
| He explained the apparent want OF organiz-
alton by the statement that II is against
the Cuban policy TO conduct tho war after
modern ideas on this point.
Gcnerai Lee also dwclB upon the condi-
ton Of affairs In the island The doou-
ment iS OF a private nature, hut while 1t
could not be presented TO the senate, It
is believed that It would be accessible to
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Ministerial Crisis.

Copenhagen, May 1.-THE long expected
ministerial crisis has occurred. The pre-
mier and minister for foreign affairs,
Baron Rcodtz Thott. rendered his rcsig-
nation to the cabinet this morning and the
king summoned eN Prcmier Estrup to form
a now cabinet.
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Montreal, May 1.-The Quebec proyin-
cial elections took place today and re-
suited In the complete overthrow of the
conservative party.
The victory OF the liberals In this prov
lnce today put that party In control OF the
provincial legislatures OF all the great
provinces OF the Dominion az well as the
Dominion government itself.
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Cntinn ncit nnIIctIn.


Good rains have fallen In all districts
except savannah and Montgomery. EN-
oossive rainfall at Texarlana, Ark. ~.
Alexandra. La, $50 and Mlnion. La LII
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expected that he Will be appointed TO one
of the foreign missions about TO be va
tai
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aims are running as usual.

Natchez. Miss, May 1.-THE river failed
to show further decline today owing TO
tho numerous showers during the past
three days. The weather continues cloudy
and threatening.
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FORT WORTH, Tcxas--Thc battle u
flowers has been hxed for TODAY,
NEW YORk--The Intercollegiate go;f
tournament at Ardsley Casino OPENS to-
day.
ATLANTA. Ga.--Thc hearing for a re-
reiyer In the Cashier Cdrain case win bA
heard today, when further deyoiopmcnts
OF "A sensational nature arc expected.
NEW YORK-Miss Ellen PenrOso. ar
rested few days ago on the charge !of
masquerading IN mems attire. because sile
knicksrbociiers. WIN DO tried by jury ~
day.
RICHMOND. Ind.--Thc feature OF thu
State cneanipment OF the Grand Army ~
the Republic to be held here today and
tomorrow will he the presentation to
Post Commanders in-chIf Ivan N. Walker
OF lndianapo OF = silver service ~ ~
National Organization.
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Vicksburg, Miss. May 1.-THE second
crevasse below Baton Rouge. which oc-
CURED last night. was closed at r p. IN.
today by means OF crib and 1900 SACKS
of earth
Trains are running as usual.
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THE FLOODS

sengers.

UcFn CIUEed.
New Orleans, May 1.-THE gauge stood
at 1876 feet tonight. showing that tho
river Is still slowly rising. The levees
everywhere are holding well and further
progress has been made on the Burton
creyasse.
President Spelman. representing both
the Illinois Central and tho levee board.
has combined with tho Baton Rouge au-
thorities md with men and material sun!-
Gent has succeeded in closing the break.
This was done by the driving OF heavy
piling and throwing into the CRIB thous-
ands of sacks of earth.
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Tegncigalpa, Honduras. May 1.-THE
revolution is ended and the country is
nnfll
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TopAY,s FOnEcAsT.

FORT WORTH, Tcxas--The battle q
flowers has been hxed for TODAY.
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NEW YORk--Tbe intercollegiate golf
tournament at Ardsley Casino OPENS to-
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Ohservntlons taken by the United State.
weather bureau Al y. m. 18th meridian
time. .
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Les denx fls due fermier Matthew
Cox. ages respectivement de sept ct de
neuf ans, ont subj nne mort terrible a
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penis b s0nuettes attach6 d son corps.
Quoiqne'effray6, il persista a vouloir
sAnver son fr6re ct fut lui meme
mordu plusieurs fois. L'nn deux
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D~'affrenses collisions de chemin de
for ont 81 lieu depnis quelques jours,
Pres d'Emporia, Kan, deux trains se
sont heurt6es, donze personnes ont 6t6
Rtn6es eli Quatorze daDgerensesment
etess6es. L'ex.candida5 d la pr6si-
i1snce Bryan so trouvait dams un des
trains et ma aucnn NAL. .Ila etc Fun des
spremiers 4 porter assistance aux bless6s.
Dams les montagnes de Colorado, gu
~ lignes sont tres t~ortueuses, un sem
accident . en- Hen le len
s0emain. il y q Gu vingt-denx tues
ASt environ denx cents bIess6s. Di-
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llnit \ Hanson, /. T.; dams IN des
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M lourdes pieces de machines, trsize
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lie jeune baron d'ErIaDger qui a
compose l'op6ra r6cemment ioue a
LOndres. "Inez Mendo,' est le fills
dune des demoiselles Slidell, que
beancoup de nos lecteurs ont dn
vOir lei Quelque temps avant le debut
de 10 guerre de s6cesson, alors que la
famiile habitat temporairement st.
jean Baptiste. Ce fnt sa mere qui, d
bord du Trent, navire anglais sur le-
squel le ministge conf6der6 Slidell Sc
rendait o Paris, donna q gife a un
officer AMERICAN qui op6rait rarresta-
ton do ministre ct voulait entrer dams
10 chambre dc Ia jeune ille.-Mescha-
c6b6.
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On u depose reinforcement an Mus6e
Britanique un meuble qui est probable
ment la plus a%ncienne relique qui ex-
iste dams la monde. C'est 10 tr0ue de
la refine Hatasu, qui regnait sur la val
lee du Nil, environ 1000 ans avant
I'ere chretienne ct vingt-neuf ans
avant Noise.
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L'id6e concne par Pierre-le Grand
de Keller la Baltique ct la mer Noire
par nm canal a toujours etc caress6e
par la Russie ct des relieves ont etc
fats r6cemment dams le but de METRE
CO proiet g%igantesque a execution. Ce
canal, qui prendrait avantage de plu-
sieurs cours d'eau, serait long de
mile miles, large de 213 pieds,
ct c0Aterait au bas mot une centaine
de millions de dollars, ce qai est une ba-
gateile pour Ia Russie. Ce projet est
bien plus grand que celui du famenx
canal Panama.
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Les insurges cubains ont jou6 nm
bean tour q Weyler en- s'emparant de
la vile de Victoria de las Tunas, don't
ills ont fait Ia garrison prisoniere. C'est
nDe position s%trategiqne importante ct
le but des insurg6s est d'y 6tablir le
siege dc lenr gonvernenent. LIE gou.
vernement de Madrid s'est empress6
de demander des applications a Wey-
Ter qui en- dome de tres 6vasives. Des
renforts seront envoy6s d Cube pour
reprendre Victoria, 81 c'est possible, ct
Weyler sera probablement rappele.
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On rapporte qu'un certain nombre de
Chinois, qui ont fait une petitc for
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u frais du gouvernement. C'est
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Les m6decins qui assistent Sa Sain-
tet6 Leon XIII afr ment que le st.
Pere vera le vingtieme steele.
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La r6volte de uruguay s'6tend de
plus en- plus ct les insurg6s s'avancent
vers le centre de la r6publique.