Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-04-28
ABILENE WEEKLY REFLECTOR ABILENE KANSAS APRIL M s-TWELW PAGES
CUBA IS RECOGNIZED.
Foraker States the Cuban Govern
ment Is 0facially Dealt with.
VOLUNTEER BILL PASSED BY HOUSE.
The Amendments Made tn the Measure
The Indian Territory to Furnish Its
Quota-A Chaplain for Each
ReRim0nt


The Indian Territory to Furnish Its
Quota-A ChspiAin for Each
Regiment
WASHINGTON, April 2l.-During the
FIVE hours Of discussion in the senate
yesterday afternoon Of its recent &C.
ton on the Cuban resolutions, In the
course Of which several extended
speeches were made by senators who
voted against the conference report
upon the resolutions, only one point
was developed That was made by
Senator Foraker in the course OF Q
brief statement concerning the recog-
milton Of the Cuban republics indie
pendence He said: II think quickly,
speedily possibly now, on the very day
the ultimatum has been sent to Spain,
pursuant TO the resolutions that
passed here-and this movement has
practically recognized the republic Of
we will all know NV to.morrow that
that oovernment Ia today beino Off.
ciallv dealt with bv the representa-.
tives ~ this oovsrn msnt as + should
bs y This utterance coming from a
member Of the foreign relations COM
m;ttea croo,sd nsofornd sensation
among ,enators Reino nressed for
The sonrce ~ n. information SENATOR
ForaLor rsnl,.a ,hatit was .nosit;va
hut NOT oa3cialp
The following resolution WAS nrs.
.sntad by sana,o- Allan ~ NebrasLa.
That In the opinion Of the senate no circum.
stances can arise In the relations Of the U nited
States Of America and the kingdom Of Spain
sns. VIII warrant On increase OF .ne interest
msnt Or tha, viii in anv manner interfere ry IN
tho reform Of tn. financial affairs Of tho United
States on lines laid down in the national peo-
pies party platform OF July 1875
Ane resolution wen1 over unoer 90
)ectlon.
bii's proViding ior disposal OF ianas
Cd abandoned portions OF FORT Mcuin'
MS military reservation IN Montana
ana ior the rei'el OF certain settlers
'nereon' anu provioinR ior .he con
s'ructlon OF oridge across Inc iala'
ousna RIVER between Lenore ana Gar
ron counsles, MISS were passed. Con
'idera'lon OF tne suhary CIVIL plll was
resumed ana senator oockreli' OF MIS-
souri, continued MS speech on the ou-
oan question: pegun iuesaay'
THE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, april sl'-Ihere was q
tremendous demonstration IN tne
mouse yesterday Immediately a1ter the
reau,hg Vi 'he Journal "hen Mr.
rruueh' 'he presiaehCs executive
clerk' announced the approval OF the
ouoan resolutions' Inc galleries
cheerea ano 1he members on the MOOR
appiauoeu vigorously. Inc senate
JOINT resolution au'hor,Alng the PRINT
ing Oh extra copies OF the military
puoiica'ioh OF 'he waroepartment was
auopeea'
MI num- CHAIRMAN OF tne committee
ou niiii.ary %na'rs' usneu unan.ihous
consent ior Vne immaculate consioera'
aon Oh 'he Dill ne introduced TUESDAY
~ the request OF the war department.
authorizing tne president TO call Tor
volunteers Inc request was granted
ana the mouse went lnto committee OF
the whole 70 consider the DILL a
question arose as 70 whether, under
the provisions OF the DILL adolt'onai
iegisiatioh wouio not oe necessary 10
permit the president 70 call OUT voinn-
teers 10 meet TINS deiect, mr., Lacey
offered an amendment authorizing the
president TO raise volunteers when
congress shall nave authorized MIN 10
40 SO or when ne mas oeen autnorizeo
TO call into the service OF the oniteo
states tne militia OF the several
states" Inc amendment was adopted
Mr.. Little offered an amendment,
when was agreed 10, providing tna'
quota.