Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20

Washington, April 1S.-Diugleyt
 motion of non concurrence or . the senate resolutions passed the
 house by I73s to l52-ttirteen re
 publicans voted nay. A caucus ol
 the republicans was held before the
 vote was taken which bound all
 other wavering ones.
 Washington, April Is, 12:35 p. m
 - D.ngley's motion in the house to
 non concur 10 the senate resolutions
 was carried.
 Washington, April lS.-The Sou
 ale is very much exercised over the
 action of the House in amending
 the Senate resolution, but it is be-
 lieved that they will finally give
 way, after again emphasizing their
 points, and may agree by night on
 resolutions which will be mutually
 satisfactory, and will also please the l President.
 Washington. April 1S.-2:30 p. ID.
 At 2 o'clock this afternoon, the ] Senate refused to concur in the
 House amendment to the Senate
 resolutions by a vote of 46 to g.
 This means . conference, and a fur
 ther delay, which no one can tell
 where it may end.
 London, April lS.-A cable dis
 patch from Manila says that large
 number of Spanish families are flee ing from the Philippine islands, in
 order to get away from there before the American fleets commence bom- bardment, which they consider now inevitable.
 Washington, April IS, 3:30 D. m.-- The senate has refused the appoint ment of a conference committee. This action will force the house to recede from its position and accept the senate resolution or will result in a deadlock between the two branches of congress. While it is thought that enoagh republicans can be swung in line to accept the senate resolutions, it is considered by many as extremely doubtful.
 Washington April 19.-This city is ablaze with patriotism this morn ing over the agreement by the sen- ate and house on the Cuban resolu- tion. It has also been accentuated by the departure of the Sixth cav airy for Chickamaugua. The regi- ment was reviewed by the president before its departure in the presence of 20,OO0 people. The spectacle of witnessing the departure of these troops for the possible scene of con hict aroused the greatest enthusiasm and no similar demonstration has been witnessed here for months.
 Washington April l9.-9 a. m.-I The senate and house agreed on a resolution at ? o'clock this morning. The president is prepared to sign the same just as soon as it is received by him.wh ch will be at noon, the moment that congress convenes for the days session.
 The resolution IS as follows: "The l people of Cuba are and of right l ought to be free and independent
 Ou roll call on the final passage 293 votes were cast for the resolu- ton and only 4 votes against it The latter were Loud, Of California. Bever, of Alabama, B0utelle, of Maine, Johnson. of Indiana.
 Washington, April l9.-While lit lie credence is given here to the tele- gram from Rome in reference to the proposition of the Triple Alliance, 'ne high in authority gave out the information this morning that a complete understanding has been lad with some of the European towers, which he did not name, and ( his country has nothing to fear rom that source. Spain has been ssiduousl ly working to enlist them ! her cause, but the only ones there any possibility of influencing, ap- , arently, are Austria aud Italy, and hould any demonstrations of hos [ le nature be made by any of them { gainst the United States, it would @ promptly checked by the other I overs. f Rome, April 19.-It is announced T ere this morning that the Triple ' lliance, Germany, Austria and f .aly have proposed to the powers a le. formation of a plebiscit look | Ig to the settlement of the Cuban D atter, and other differences between E pain and the United States. Q London, April 19.-Spanish bonds Ii ent all to pieces this morning over a le news from Washington. They .I umped fourteen points over the c' osing prices of yesterday,
 London, April 19.-Several very rge failures are reported today in =, adrid, Barcelona and Paris, as a R suit of the collapse of Spanish curities. \, Washington, April 19.-The Presi- S mt has urged the immediate pas F ge by Congress of the bill intro D! Iced by Congressman Hull today. =. thorizing the enlistment of volun- 1[ ers for the army at once.
 Washington, April l9.-1 D. m.- ge
 l2:40 the President received the flu lhan resolutions passed at an early ~. UT this morning. They were m, m ned by Speaker Reed and Vice de esident Hobart. W,