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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-18

naboj6w. We fortach u ujscia
zatoki znajduje sic mn6stwo
wspania1ych dzial nowozy.
tnych; opr6cz tego dwie bate.
rye g6rskich armat i baterya z
Is starych armat z bronzu.
Jutro dalszy ciag odbierania
breni. Lista wiezni6w jeszcze
ME gotowa. -Shafter.
WASHINGTON, II Lipca. -
Zatwierdzenie kapitulacyi ma.
desz}o z Madrytu dis rano o
godz. 10. Warunki obeimuja
9 punkt6w. (Siedm z Mich
podalismv juz onegdaj; przyp.
Red.) Hiszpa6ski general
bedzie mia} prawo re sobs "a
brac archiwa wojskowe akta.
Gerylasom i ochotnikom hi.
szpa6skim bedzie wolno pozo.
stac ua Kubie, jezeli zechca, i
skoro zobowiszs sic s}owem
honoru, be ME beda walczyc
przeciw Stanom Zjednoczo.
nym.
SANTIAGO, de Cuba, II Ii.
pea. = Sztandar Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych powiewa ponad
tWierdZami SANTIAGO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-18

pedycya do Porto Rico po'
trivia re Q lub 8 dni, MIN plan
ssczeg6lowo bedzie opracowa'
ny. zdaje sic jednakowoa, 2e 9
W ciagu tygodnia armia pod
dow6dztwem gen. Milesa wy.
laduie niedaleko San Juan.
Zabierze sic Geese okret6w z
floty adm. Sampsopa, ale je'
szcze ME wiadomo jake, tax,
jak niewiadomo, lie wojska
gen. Miles ze SODA zabierze.
Bedzie to cd niego zalezafo,
ale ma kaady spos6b zostanie
zabrana Geese wojska gen.
Shaftera.
LoNDYN, 1890 I4ipca. -
Madrycki correspondent do
,,Standard' donosi: Admira4a
Canary eskadra i okrety
transportow 9 przybY3y dopor.
tow hiszpa6skich W powrocie
z Port Said. = Gen. Weyler
otrzyma} audyencya u kr6lo-
wei. Wyrazil sws radosc zpo'
wodu }askawego przyjecia
przez kr6lowe, ale jej powie'
dzial, re ostatnie wypadki ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-18

kt6ry pola spustoszyl. Kilka
os6b tez zosta}o zabitych.
w South Omaha zako1.
czy1 sic strajk robotnik6w W
rzezalni Cudahy'ch. Robotni-
cy otrzymali wyzsza zap}ate.
- 2 Petersburga donoszs,
il nadesz}a tam wiadomosc o
groznem powstaniu W Kansu,
prowincyi Chin najbardziej ma
p6lnocny zach6d wysunistej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-18
Kronika Miejsc9Wd,
Dziwna napasc.

Morrow s;edzia{ z 19letnia s}uzaca
Minnie Foley ma trawniku i roma.
wiali. Jakis Negr nagle sic pojawif,
okrasy} kilkakrotnie pare, W kohcu
wyjs} revolver strzelil do Nor
row'a, poczem umkpal. Morrow
tra6ony W brzuch, upadi z krzykiem
zebraio sic mnostwo ludzi. Ranio.
nego zawieziono do szpitala powia.
towego, gdzie sic okazsso, ze rama
Jest niebezpieczna, ale niekoniecznie
smiertelna.
zupelnie TAXI sam wypadek wyda.
rzyl sig zeszsego roku, dnia l Lipca,
W tymae parku. W6wcaas niejaki
Charles Nelson, ktory pewna panna
byl W psrku, W tiki sam sposob
przez pewnego Negra zostai postrze.
lony. Moro opisai dJksadnie Negra:
opis ten zgadza sic oardzo z opisem
Nelsona, zdaje sic, ze W obydwu
wypsdksch zamach popelnil ten sam
ezlowiek. Policya 60 szuka.
Nozem go p9kaleczyf.
w nocy z Soboty ma Niedz;ele,
3lletni Frank STEPHEN, zam. pm. "
Fisk str, W. szedi domu, gdzie mu
bylo "a golaco, i ma chodniku ulozy.
Nssy sic, moono usns}. Okolo godz.
3 ktos kopnal go klka razy noga, a
Li,dy sic przebudziS, ujrzas stojace.
go mad MIN calo wieka, kt6ry balasli-
vie go wyzywai przeklinai. Przy.
szio do sprAecaki i b6jki; W kohcu
przeoiwnik Stepiana wyjas noz i
skaleczy} 60 W box i mad prawem
okien.
MIN 6w nieznajomy zdo'as uciec,
pojawis sic policyaut, kt6ry 60 are.
sztowa}. Ma stacyi aresztowany po.
w;elzial, ae sic nazywa Sebastyan
Homulka mieszka pm. GAL S. Centre
ave. Stepiana zawieziono do szpitala
powiatowego, gdzie SIC okazalo, ze
rany jego SO grozne.
Utoneli.
14letni Walther Sems 11letni
brat jego Arthur, wczoraj popo}u.
dniu zamerzali sic wykapac W jezio.
RE przy Is ulicy, PREY tel sposo.
bnosoi psa wykapa6. Starszy, Wal
ther, pierwszy sic rozebrai, zaciagnas
psa do wody zaczal 60 tam my6.
Ale wkr6tce dostat sic ma giebia i
zaczaa wosac o pomoc. Arthur wi.
dzac to, wskoczys "a bratem: wido.
cznie ME zdolaa mu jednak pomtdz
wszczela sic rozpaczliwa walka mie.
dzy brstmi, kt6rej z brzegu przypa.
trywaio sic kilka os6b, ME mogso
pospieszyd i'm z pomocs gdya ply
wac ME umialy. w kohcu obaj
bracia utoneli: wydobyto p6zniej ich
ciala. Rodzioe ich mieszkaja pn.315
W. 16 str.
Konwencye demOkratyczne.
Onegdaj odbyly sic demokrstyczne
konwencye celem nominowania kan.
dydatow ma cz}onkow legisIatury. w
dystrykcie przyszlo do rozdwoje.
MIA.
Kandydatami ma senator6w zamis.
nowani zostali: l dystrykt: John G.
Sterchie (mianowany przez l 2
warde), Patrick J. Wall (mianowauy
przez 4 i 5 warde). 3 dystrykt: Will.
liam R. Bowes; 7:Patrick E. O'Neill;
8: B. J. Mcguire; IL: Louis Misch;
13: Joseph Mahoney; 15: Peter J..
Gallighan; II: John Broderick; l9:
F. J. Nash; 21: Hermann Frey; %
William H. Lyman.
Kandydatami ma ca}onkow izby
niaszej zamianowani zostali: dy.
strykt rozdwojony: D. ]. Lehey i
James Hackett Il i 2 warda), Hen.
ry J. Kavanaugh i Sol van Praag a
i s warda). W 2 dystrykcie takse
byso rozdwojenie: Toomas Ryan i
John S. Ovens 20 warda); Frank
Sullivan az warda); 3 dystrykt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-18
Chicago, 1890 Lipca.

ZOnycn / ZaDranycu uo hle"oh
wojsk nieprzyjacielskich DO
ich kraiu ojczystego, jest czems
zupelnie dotychczas nieprsk.
tykowanem, - ale dla Anne
rykan6w bezwstpienia pozyte-
czniejszs i ta6szs jest rzecza
odeslae do Hiszpanii $4,000
wojsk Torala aniaeli utrzymy-
wac je i pilnowat czy to ma
Kubie, czy tez W Stanach Zje-
dnoczonych. Zachodzi pyta-
ME, sksd wezmie sig dosyt o.
kret6w 10 ich transportowa.
MIA: niewatpliwie jednakowos
znajdzie sic ma to spos6b. Po'
zyteczna take dla mas rzeczs
bedzie, re wojska te W swoim
kraju ojczystym opowiadae
bsds i o dzielnosci naszej ar
mil, / o wspanlaiomyslnoscl
Amerykan6w W obec zwycis'
aonego nieprzyiaciela.
Og6lnie teraz rozpisujs sic
o tenn gazety tax europejskie,
jak i ameryka6skie, ze wypra'
wa do Santiago trwa1a stosun-
kowo bardgo kr6tko i W obec
trudnosci, ktore jej towarzy-
szyly, nadzwyczaj dzielnie 20
sta}a przeprowadzona.
W przeciagu ledwie CITE
rech tygodni udalo sic ma lad
wysadzit armis z odleglosci
1900 mil sprowadzons ma pole
walki, i to W miejscu bardzo
tr1dnem do lsdowania, prze.
drzet sig przez SLIME bronione
ledwie przystspne drogi az
pod Santiago i miasto to zmu-
sic do poddania sic.
Dnia 20 Czerwca wojska
nasze przybyly do wybrzeay
prowincyi. Dnia % rozpocze-
10 sic ich lsdowanie, a d. %
wisksza ich Geese juz by}a ma
lsdzie pod Baiquiri. Dnia "a
Czerwca zdobyto Juragua i
odbyla sic krwawa potyczka
pod La Quasina, gdzie nasi
"dzicy stepowi jezdzcy" tax sic
odznaczyli. We diva dni pc.
zniej zajsto Seville, a dnia 27
Czerwca wojska nasze zblizy}y
sic ma odlegsose trzech mil cd
Santiago. Dnia 80 Czerwca
zdobyto Ell Caney po gorscej
utarczce, a d. l 2 Lipca wy
parto Hiszpan6w z zewnetrz.
nej ich linii obrony. D. 3
Lipca gen. Shafter aazada}
poddania sic, kiedy aota Ger.
very zostala zniszczons i bro
mic iuz miasta ME mogla. Ma
stapilo zawieszenie broni, kt6-
re przedluzano cisgle: d. 10
Lipca nastspilo kr6tkie bonn.
bardowanie, kiedy II Lipca
nadeszly posilki dla wojsk ma
szych, gdy i hiszpafski gene:
raj Linares zostal raniony i
musial zrzec sic komendy, na-
stepca jego gen. Toral rozpo.
ezal uk}ady, kt6re doprowa.
dzily do kapitulacyi dnia IA
Lipca.
Me dlugo przeto trwa}a wy.
prawa j stosunkoWo ME wiele
kosztowala ofar. q naszej
strony ME wlele WleceJ nlz 2oO
ao3nierzy zostalo zabitych, a
ranuych i chorych bylo okolo
5000. Jezeli zolta Zebra ME
zabierze zbyt licznYch ofar,
to mozemy bye zadowoleni z
rezultatu wyprawy.
Por6wnsjmy z tenn obleae.
MEM miasta Santiago inne hi
storyczne obleaenia miast, a
przekonamy sic, se by1o ono
bardzo jeszcze pomyslnem.
Me m6wimy tu o ezasach, kie-
dy ME bylo jeszcze dzial gra.
iscych prey oblsaeniu i bonn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
DANGER IN SODA.
Serious Results Sometimes Follow I,s E.-
cessiNc Use.

Common soda is al right in its place and in
cspensaDle ia the kitchen and for cooking ana
washing purposes but Il was never intended for
medicine and people VINO use Il such Will
some day regret IL
We refer 10 the common Use OF soda 20 relieve
heartburn or sour stomach habit which thou
sands ot people practice almost daily. and one
which l. fraught with danger; moreover the
soda only gives temporary relief. and IN the end
The stomach trouble gets worse and worse
The soda acts a mechanical irritant to the
ais OF tho stomach and bowels. and cases are
record where e. accumulated in the intestinas
usiEs death by inflammation or pcritonitis
30. Harlandson recommends as inc safest ana
nest cure Cor sour stomach (3cid dyspepsia) an
excellent preparation sold by druggists under
he name OF Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets These
aAlcts are large 2o-graln l0zenges. very pleas
ant 10 taste and contain the natural acids pep
zones and digestive elements essential TO good
digestion. and when taken after meals they d.
gast he food perfectly aad promptly before it
mas time to fcr;oeut. sour and poison Che blood
and nervous system
Or. Wuerth states that ne Invariably uses
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets in all cases u ston-
ach deraugements. aud lnls thcrl a certain
euro not only for sorr stomach. but ~ prompt
g diycstlng the fool ;hcy create a healthy ap-
rpti.e increase liesh and strengthen The actiol
= the heart AMI liver They arc not a "atharbc,
-, intended only FOR stomach diseases drc v"a}--
49, and ~l! be found reliable in any stomach
tr1ulle except cancer II the stomach All drug
glsts seI stuart's Dys3elsa Tablets at 90 cents
per package.
A little book describing all forms 81 stomach
weakness and their cure mailed free ny address
ing the Stuart Co.. u Marshall. Mich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
A RELIEF ENTERTAINMENT TO BE GIVEN.

A RELIEF ENTERTAINMENT TO BE GIVEN
Washington. Feb. 25 (SpcciaD-A concert VIII be
given on March FOR the relict Of the families OF
the sailors OF the battc-shp Maine II Will be given
under the auspices OF the Relief Committee. OF
which Mrs Long the wife OF tho Secretary o, the
Navy. Is chairman. 40 pains will lee spared 10
make the entertainment great success. worthy
OF the noble cause 1t Is to serve. The patroncsses
include the Presidents vie. the wives OF the Cab
met officers. prominent women IN Army and Navy
circles and others we.l-known IA the social NE OF
the capital The manager OF the National
Theatre has given tho o. that house FOR the
occasion and Il will be beautifully decorated with
American flags The aass will be put up hy sailors
n, the Navy Yard here who. II is needless TO adj
nre greatly interested in the undertaking. Mrs
Jennie Gould Lincoln. well known as a leader IN
charities has taken upon herself the entire work
~ sci Ing tho tickets which will be sale at her
home No i5l4 HIST. every day between y and Y
orchestra o. NewIOrk CITY, with professional vocal
eiyo their services There Is great interest already
~porse came In quickly and heartily The vomans
or,hesfra has delighted New York audiences and
Viii ma an apprcciatiye audience IN Washington,
roth In Il musical sense and on account % the
20 1sc for which tAe concert Is given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
FORTIFICATION GUN TESTED.
SAID TO BE ABLE TO THROW A SHELL ELEVEN
Mr.Es-IN VIEW But TWO MINUTES
EACH FIRING

Washington. Feb. pa party OF Government Of
nclals accompanied Congressional delegation 10
Fort Washington this afternoon to witness a test
Of the new Reyburn ten-inch tortifcation gun.
guarding the approach to the capital at that point
The test was In every respect successful. Three
sho,s were fred, each one reaching almost TO Acx-
andria seven miles distant. II vas necessary for
the gun to be In view but two minutes at each
firing Tho gun. It IS stated throw a shell
eleven miles The party included Assistant Secre-
tary Of War MelMejohn. senators Hawley Ma
son. Pettgrew. Carter and Mitchell Representa-
mittee. Hemonway. Pitney Mcclellan and a num-
her u engineer officers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
A TALK WITH ADMIRAL S1CARD
MOVEMENTS OF THE FLEET EXPIAINED-ThE
BACTIE ARRIVES AT KEY WEST

MOVEMENTS OF THE FLEET EXPI'AINED-ThE
BACIE ARRIVES At KEY WEST
Kew West Fla. Feb. 26.-The United States
Coast Survey steamer Bache arrived here this
morning from Havana. She had on board four
CT the Names wounded. Two of them were well
enough to walk.
Admiral Sicard to-day explained the departure
yesterday % Commander West for Havana
There is nothing particularly Significant ABOUT
II" he said Commander West asked my per-
mission to run over to Havana TO talk with cap
tain Sigsbee and the officers OF the Court or In
quiry Commander West as chief Of my staff
mas all the papers in the case. and we keep in
close touch with what is going on at Havana"
Commander West will probably return to-day.
Regardfne the movements Of the fleet Admiral
Sicard said The boats at Tortusas are doing
some target practice. but the elaborate plan OF
manpuvres which had laid out has had to be
postponed pending Developments l brought
the New-York in here because wish TO be in
close and constant communication with the
Navy Department"
Referring TO the land naval station here the
Admiral remarked:
only nominal forces are here now. Should
anything occur" he said guardedly, 1T would
have to be strengthened considerably
the rumored intention to increase the strength
of the Key West garrison. No provisions have
been made for the accommodation Of additional
troops at the barracks. and there is only room
for the two batteries now IN quarters. Fort
Taylor. which is unoccupied at present is where
the additional troops would probably be quar-
tered and nothing has been done there TO make
the fort ready for occupation.
Several officers who were seen to-day said
no word had been received from the War De
partment regarding the transfer Of troops from
Fort Mcpherson or any other place 10 Key
West
The United States cruiser Marblehead Is in
the harbor.
The wounded sailors brought from Havana
by the Bache were eft by her at the Quaran-
tine Station at TOrtugas. They will stay there
about ten days. The Bache returns 10 Havana
tomorrow. and Will probably bring back five
others Of the Names wounded. After under
go.Gg the proper quarantine surveillance all the
men Of the Maine viii be brought here. Some
fear Of fever IS expressed by the naval OIL
Gals.
The Bache also brought some small arms
from the Maine. and the survivors here Will he
put to work for two hours day in order 20
clean the rifles. etc. recovered from the wreck
The United States cruiser Detroit, Captain
Dayton. has arrived here from Mobile She
came up TO the wharf to take coal on board
The survivors Of the Maine at Tortugas are
LOTUS, Shea, Heffon and Waters
An officer the Bache said THE sentiment
In Havana is much changed. The Spaniards
there seem almost more concerned than we are
over the possibility Of the Names destruction
proving to have been due 10 external ex-
posion Havana. however. is quiet and there
are no signs there Of an anti-American feel
ing"
The cruisers Montgomery and Nashville have
also arrived here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

fI..'-- DENIES IENI lit - '4-''-'-'
BUSINESS.
Ha,ara. Feb Ex-senator Proctor 81 UT
,oon. arrived hero this morning from l\eF Nc'''
The Senator IS accompanied by MI IarN'i'
real estate saaa Of Washington ana u j. CIV"
out tha. tie two men are engaged IN business
venture Senator Proctcr says he was III i'' va
FOR n weel and concluded 20 r1n over mere I''
NAY go back on The next steamer CT ~ may
decide 20 remain for some time Ams i.'' me
he took breakfast with General Lee anu ''''
ward walked and drove about the city
In m interview with Senator Proctor 'Ais
,,or,,,, Tho corrsspoa lent Of the Associated
Press asked
win Won njease tell ne the objec, Of your
mission here"
TO this Mr Proctor replied
IT have no mission II had any official duty
vonld not have been q week getting here
am not in any sense representative lro'"
President McKinle,-.' nor have anything TO 90
with the Court u Inquiry. ! shall call on cap
tai,,-Cencral Planco and the naval officers or
the United states here as private CITIZEN
This trip is 10 pew !dea. Mr.. Parker ana take
two or three trips every year. hunting ana iish-
ING in the Ear Nortr or As FAR South as Florida
Mr.. wilkins. os The Washington POST was 10
come along. but al the last momen, he round
that he could not 90 50.
Il wish YOU would deny positively mat am
here on official business"
Mr. Proctor further said he should take mnCh
interest in Observing Cuba as a private CITIZEN
He was apparently in high good humor' ana
chuckled over the idea that he came as COM
missioner from President Mckinley. His open,
pleasant manner made good impression on all
who have met him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
FIIJEUsTERS PICKED UP AT SEA.
,Nt-NEz. oBRIEN AND OTHERS LANDED AT KEY
WEST AT~TER Successful WORK IN CUBA

tNr-NEZ. OBRIEN AND OTHERS LANDED AT hEf
WEST AFTER Successful WORK IN CUBA.
Key West. Feb. 26-Nine Cubans who were
,picked NJ i'm a rowboat of Bahia Honda ION the
. north coast OF the Province OF Pinar del Ko)
were landed here to-day by the steamer city OF
Key West They are the leaders Of DIE HI
clustering expedition which has just landed IN
Cuba They are General Nunez Captain "Johh-
my" OTrien, Cartaya. Garlic. Pugluchi ana
four others.
The Junta here says that another big expedi-
ton has landed safely In Cuba This Is said 10
be OB.en's biggest and best expedition
The expedition. which started from near jack
sonvi!le. landed in the provinces Of Pinar del
Rio and Santiago de Cuba.
General Nunez. Captain O'Brien and their
companions sailed on the Mnscotte tonight for
hTampa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
WATERFOWL ARSENAL BUSY.

Boston. Feb @-The WATERFOWL Arsenal IS now
engaged in loading five hundred thousa nd pounds
OF ordnance and other war material destined FOR
points along the Atlantic Coast. This material Will
be transported In twentysix cars, which have been
supplied 10 the arsenal orders from Major Riley
By the Fitchburg Railroad Twenty thousand
pounds Will go TO each car on average and the
orders are TO load the with all possible dis
patch Some Of the supplies for Fort Warren
and a quantity for points along the Maine const
including Kittery Much OF Il. however IS for
Southern points.
Railroad yesterday by messenger from Ma ior
Riley. and the work Of loading the material on the
cars Is now well IN progress. The ammunition in
cludes shot and shell FOR snch. 0-inch and Pinch
rifles and Pinch mortars. The shot and shell are
heavy weighing from three hundred 10 one thou
sand pounds apiece. which involves considerable
lahOr and dine In loadIng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
WROUGHT Up BY NATIONAL ANTHEM.
4 STIRRING INCIDENT AT THE 22D REGIMENT
ARMoRY- SOLDIERS DoFF THEIR CAPS AND
FOUR THOUSAND SPECTATORS BREAK
or IL 4 MIGHTY sLLlI-r
OFT ~ \ MIGHTY SHOUT.

After the athletic games N tho 221 Regiment
Arnory last night the leader Of the band instruct
"a his musicians 20 start up The S.ar-Spanecd
Banner" Only an instant before the band had
been playing quick-step to accompany the flying
athletes who had been competing IN an oight-lap
relay race The contest had been an exciting one
and the four thousand spectators had been shout
ing announcement 70 their respective favorites
When the stirring strains Of The Siar-Spanglod
Banner" noated ont over the great room there was
a hush for IN instant Then every soldier IN the
immense strd- turc dofed his cap and bowed MS
head OF respect To the National anthem Fvcn
ln that time Of gayety and sport there was 10
doubt as TO the sentiments ANA thoughts which the
music had awakened la the breasts OF tho men.
Then there was quiet for an instant only when
the entire four thou.nnd. with flashing eyes Let on,
20 mighty shout which shook the rafters. When
the echoes died away the leader started "a two-step
for the dances. bat the onlookcrs would not have
II. and the stirring patriotic music was repeated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
including Kltter.
COLORADO NArIoNAL GUARD READY.

Denver Feb 2G.-"Every officer and every on
listed man Of the Colorado National Guard viii
Immediately enlist in The United States service II
u csiden, cKrlcy asks or their services r. case
~ a war with Spain" said Attorney General Carr
at the Glenarm Arm1ry last nicht. ard his state
ment was greeted with enthusiastic cheers by tho
officers ~ tho Guard from different parts ~ tho
state Who had assembled 20 discuss the subject OF
VIM tho Colorado National Guard would be- OK
poctod 90 10 ia case Of war. During The meeting
Adfifn-f- Corcrni Mcscs issued order which gave
fhr oflcers 20 understand That they must be pre-
uarcd for M emergency cell M any time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
INDIANA MEN VAST TO VOLUNTEER.

pnny 4 ist Regiment Ind. y. O.. resolution was
unanimous, passed denouncing the Spanish butch
cries IN cuba and the cowardre in destroying the
battc-shlp Maine. and Offering 20 volunteer their
fcrylces 80 case Of war between Spain and The
ierH. bGf g. rnse ~ war the number could bA in
creaH'o IL iWcriy-four hours T. one thousand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
xAy>1. RESERVES READY TO REPORT

Quincy ILL., Feb. 2G.-Ieuienant Moorchcad. the
co,nmanGor - the Quincy company OF Naval Re
sorvc. mas received orders 10 notify the members
~ the company to hold Themselves In readiness 20
rcport on elk hours notice There are eighty mtn
i, the company. and they say they are ready TO
,Hororl fo any cal FOR thcir services that may
COM, The crcers came from Lieutenant ON
rnaudor Iurter. OF Moline. tho chic; 4 the bat
sff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
SECRETARY DOLE COMPLAINS.
oEPIOREs THE FAILURE OF THE ACToNoMlST
CABINET TO WORK FOR PEACE.

CABINET TO WORK FOR PEACE.
Havana Feb 26.--"La Discussion, the organ
OF the Radical Autonomists. to-day publishes an
important Interview with Senior Doz. Secretary
OF Public Works in the Colonial Cabinet in the
course Of which Sefor Dolz complains of the IN
action Of the Colonial Government with regard
to It's most important task which he believes
is the promotion OF peace by means Of a com
promise with the Separatists. with which end In
view. ne suggests active measures and the great
est purity in the administration together with
the prosecution Of a vigorous Cuban policy, with
The object Of inspiring the greatest confidence
in those in arms.
senior Dolz understands that the home Gov
eminent expects much from the Cuban Cabinet
and his party thinks that is the only object
which brought him 20 Cuba
He declares that the political situation can be
defined by saying either that the island is 70
belong to the Cubans under home rule or that
it's territory and wealth are to belong 70 the
United States.