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SECOND CALL.
Likely that In VIII lie Issued This
Week

Week.
Washington. May gi--After elaboration the
president has dcciled tc issue second call for
volunteers No official orders have been Iro-
mulpatcd but there is the hlghost authority
for making tho statement TINT the call will
probably be issued before the close of the
proeent week.
The desire on the part of the presiden, 10
wage sharp and aggressive war In Cuba and
determination to maintain control OF the
Philippine islands IL tho reason given for the
oali for additional troops.
/, is also believed that the official reports
coming from Cuba have convinced the prcsi
den, that the spaniards are prepared TO resist
Invasion with sieater and moro formidable
force than was originally supposed, The heavy
DRIFT upon the army for service in the phlip-
pines also makes II necessary 10 ean for nd.
ditional troops
tbs subject is being guarded with the ut
moss secrecy and Is known only TO the presi
dent and feMof his advisers.
II Is said thaAthe president intends To in.
wade Cuba without delay, and he PROMISES In
nave an adequate force to meet anv omar.
.enty He appreciated the fact that il wand
DO the height of folly to attempt 10 inyaa,,
cuba With an Inadequate force.
me volunteers secured by the second oall
VIII thus have chance to yet into conaitIon
am be prepared to reinforce the troons nj
ready mustered into service ana ross, =,
start iot Cuba.
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ANDAMERIv|
PROPOSED ANGLO-AMERICAy Ali1
ANCE 4 BANQUET THEME
Whitelaw Reid Says II d 10 n
Inspirntion-Bofh Countriep ~
ways Favor Peace,

New York, May 24.-Me QuHett n
day was appropriately observea
British universities and school tlts !
banquet at tbs Holland house w
The walls OF the banquet hall vas
rated with the Star Spangled Biln9
the Red Cross of st, George.
Above the presidents chair ~
the royal ensign draping IN posls
the queen.
About seventy-five members o. w
and their guests We're present iM
dent of the society, David K. hunls
Sided. There was a general dlscuS1
the proposed Anglo American y, ~
The principal speaker oil Inc evsans
Hon. Whhtelaw Reid. ~
In response to the toast "GleA =, =
and the United States-Peace ana -
sal Civilization, Hon. WnAs's'
speaking in regard to the PROPOSE
American alliance said:
~ There is no new inspiration 49,
sudden emergency In the c,ess
now surrounding us and It sp!ips v
worthy source, for the most eol ', ~
the ablest publicists, men q M
men of business Gu both sidfs y Y
have long gave IL utterance: Y
the Geneva arbitration which ~
PLY shipwrecked on the shoals y
ism. 1t settled the Venezuelsh ~
The great man that you ntw ~,
spoke dozen years ago OF sssS,I
good understanding between nas
the United States. Let no man
by saying we are playing ne.n w
part. When this long reign w Nv
shall end, the proudest euioE ~,
good queen will be thai sns . XII, q
peace. In the face OF the plesess n
the record of Ave months, ! mss ~
advance a similar claim for oul
The head of no government houai
times las striven for peace WA 'ss nsrss
manly, more courageousiy a NV, m
ly than William Mckinney. pl hi
upcn us. We are not asking
have been. 1t is situation, NJ NAM
nat confront us. (Good)
are right or wrong. at any ~ Xxx
at war for our conyictiohs s A. pa
the future whether we IKE uosss
can not exert. VIZ can NJ S.,,,iissp
nower and eyade its responsloIlna..a,ll IA
nr tbo philippines. But we sna ~
Alliance Of ali Europe againsa. Z III,
the timorous. This Is sp iii NJ
when YOU analyze It there v"
tile alliance. --
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DISPATCH FROM nLANco.
''e STATES thnt American ships Sti
blockade Havana.

ne states TINT American shtu. sen,
biockude Havana,
London, May % Tho following dispatc,
has been received from Madrid, dated
m. Wednesday
Nothing positive is revealed as TO the
situation. Lieutenant General Correo has
received cablegram from General Blanca
saying that American warshlps are In from,
OF Santiago. - .'''
Naptain Augon minister OF marine. has
reserved a lengthy dispatch from Admiral
wervera, replying In full 10 Instructions
me minister OF marine receives nobodv
he is working day and night. Yesterday
re presented 10 the queen regent every do,
saii OF me plans OF Santiago de Cuba show.
aug the defenses and the security az Al.
mirai Cervera squadron.
admiral Camara has gone back TO Caa,y
with sealed orders. II Is said that nm his
arrival he will arrange for maneuyers ~
MS ships ut sea for trials az speed gun
merry and everything necessary m safissv
himself that the squadron is IN efac,ent
He viii depart for destination
Senior Capedcn. minister OF the inter,or
.ays . TELEGRAM received by the war offlra
rom Manila reports the natives are d,ss
posed 20 remain loyal 70 Spain ana viii de-
|saa ~ tsrritesy Asainst forslsn iavasiou.
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or purchase OF the steamer Roanoke, line
passenger steamer of 1855 tons
Colonel Hale of the Colorado volunteers
has received instructions 10 have MS men
ready for embarkation on Thursday Tor Ma
Mia. This regiment is fully equipped. IL
is said they will start on the Roanoke.
Assistant Secretary Meiklejohn received
tonight dispatch from Mr.. Arthur sewail
Of Bath, Me-. candidate for vice president
on the democratic ticket in 1895 oiier,ns
on behalf OF Arthur Sewall & Co. the snip
Roanoke. now at San Francisco. to the gov
eminent for transport purposes. The Roam
ok. is 1899 tons register and has capacity
OF 5000 tons. Mr.. Sewall says the ship can
be fitted, out for about 1900 men and louo
tons Of freight.
Mr. Meiklejohn wired to San Francisco
10 inspect the Roanoke and she Will be
chartered II satisfactory.
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SANTIAGO cAnLE cur.
St Louis and the WampatucIs Did
the Work

the Work.
(Sretia. Dispatch to The Post and New York
Herald Copyrighted 1898, by James Cor
don Bcnnett)
Key West, May "a lieutenant Carl ".
Junger, commanding the tug Wampatuck,
arrived here today having IN his posses
sion a thrce-foot coil OF cable cut from Il
point about one and quarter miles from
the entrance Of Santiago de Cuba, ana also
bringing with him his evidence In the shape
OF an unchanged craft to dispruye rumors
that the Wampatuck had been sunk by
Spanish shells.
The Santiago cable WAS cut by the auxu-
iary cruiser st. Louis, under the direction
OF Chief officer Seagraye, during the az
ternoon of May Is. Tho Wampatuck was
also there and both vessels were under
fire for forty minutes. Not Il Spanish shot
struck either of these ships The ST. Louis.
with her rapid fire guns. silrnced the guns
OF Fort Moro, at the entrance OF the
harbor
On the following day, May 10, about 6
o'clock, the Wampatuek steamed TO within
$500 and 1000 yards of tho shOre at Guar-
tanamo for the purpose OF ehe cutting tho
cable there After successfully graphing
for the cable the tug was lred upon by a
Spanish gunboat ia tho harbor Fearing
that the work was getting too dangerous,
Captain Goodrich slgnalled from tho ST.
louis for her 10 cease operations and re-
tire.
Nothing was seen OF the enemys fleet
around Santiago.
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A BLOW AT FRANCE.
A CHANCE TO PUNISH THE SECRET
ALLY OF SPAIN.
Large sum for nm Exposition
Exhibit.


Washington. May "a France is alarmed
over the rapid growth OF anti French SEN
timent In the United States. Legation Of
icials deny with show of great indlgna-
tion the report that Spain. France and Rus,
sia have affected an alliance or that there
is any substantial foundation for the re-
port. The denial Is taken with due allow
ance' France has scheme TO carry
through here In Washington soon and 1t
does not want TO fail. II wants this gov
ernment to assure tho success Of the Paris
exposition by sppropriating vast sum for
y exhioiis thsrs, knowing that congres.
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AN IRISH DENIAL.
p"Vitt Says the Irish Sympatbixe
with Americans.

Davitt Says the Irish Symnatbixe
with Americans
New York, May % Michael Dayitt
the Irish National leader in the British
parliament. has sent letter to Rosa f..
i'ownlng at Washington, containing the
following:
: nave your favor of the Sd instant in,
o'oslhs an extract from dispatches cabled
10 the United States from London assert
ing that Englishmen extend warm
sympathy to America in the war with
Spain, but that lrishmen as Catholics wish
SuVeess Tor the prosecutors of the Cuban.
course THIS is papabls falseh,oi.
9nu is part OF the campaign wagsd bv The
i-onuoh press, with the object of promot-
ing an alliance between Great Britain and
nat,o on'ted states at a time when no other
~ WI VI, III lhe world Will ally itself with
'ne Vppressor of Irsland and India.
over and over again it has been mada
nahilest that we Irishmen are heartily in
~ ,"lpa'hy with America in her disintsrest-
~ ~ mission FOR the liberation of Cuba from
european tyranny. i'on'
ms one dominant aim OF Great Riff
an is TO secure the alliance of Amerioa
AGAINST Russia. in China and the far East
In oroer TO achieve this end. lies of al
nrss ss are oeing cabled to the pro- British
press OF New York, about a possible E,,N
aspsan coalition against America in favor
=, spain. There is absolutely no founSa.
uon for these statements. ''1N''
crossed to Paris and satisfied my.
SUI, IN interviews with various con.inent,,
Np pn that such a coalition was
nap pure english fabrication, Russia wi II
ITn,,a JON IN any movement hostile to tbe
sentative 'a a, while the German repre-
,hara clearly announced to me th,t
,nete is no thought in his country ~ ,e,na
lS ooc o 10 the nation In which thers ars
a e,Veo'Voo Germans who are loyal Amar,'
n oy adoption. The republic of Franz
r mJa.u pc shaken to its foundations n ~
tho rs uare to join in coalition aeainss
m nv sister republic bsyond the Atlsntio
French liberty inspiration OF
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STATE.

Governor has refused to interfere In the
cases Of Charles Kugadt, to be hanged
Thursday at BRENNAN, and of Eugene
Burt, to hang at Austin Friday.
The law setting apart $4,000 acres OF pup.
lice domain for coiored university is null
lified by supreme court decision that there
is no public domain.
United States supreme court has decided
the Galveston, Harrisburg and San An
tonic land case In favor of the State and
the school fund gets 900 more acres Of
land.
Ginners of Flatonia have agreed to 4
uniform bale.
Red ants of a new variety are bothering
the farmers OF Milan county.
Bodies of the three girls drowned near
Cuero have been recovered
The British club OF Galveston celebrated
the queens birthday.
Beaumont Is after -four mill.
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rnE rBNAs rnoors .

Third Texas infantry and First Texas
cavalry to be assigned to coast ana from
tier duty
Texans arc pleasantly situated at tho
United States camp at Mobile.
Tho Texans paid visit to the torpedo
boat Porter at Mobile.
No Improvement In the water service 10
the troops at Camp Mabry; extremely poor
In quality and very deficient In quantity.
Rcmains OF Private John scruggs We're
buried ut Austin.
number Of cx-A. and NJ students have
rendered their services for second call,
sherman has second company IN readl-
ness for u second call.
Government has purchasers out after
Texas ponies IN the northern part of the
State
Galveston regiment Is being drilled and
hathed daily.
Nothing definite as 10 when the Rough
Riders Will he sent to Cuba.
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Tho Spanish feet Ia said TO have left
3 sant,ago de Cuba. destination unknown.
3 pn.or,.s No., ca.,,,.. -. s,.,..., ~.
: feet and that the yizcnya and Alfonso
XIII have been DESTROYED
4 Alleged battle ia denied bu, !, ,s .,,,oa
. Tint n Apht is evnoc,oa n, on, ,,,,,o 49,.
<, week.
f,orbor nj so, ,,,r :.
) mining for another visitation by samp-
: sons fleet.
Admiral camar. h.. 49,, 49,,
Cadn to take command of Tho Ace, ,bero
) ana to sail under scaled orders
Castillo Will return IN par,s ,u.
) has convinced sarasta n. 90 =, -.
; pcrtonce than at Maario
) Discussion as TO how fin pbu,rn,a
may best be governed sbows ,be 80,
) ing sentiment in favor NJ ro,,,,i, a..
; islands. '"'
! State department is look,n. o,,o. a..
: sale OF German yosse, IN SIT s"a
closely.
Regulars and volunteers uon, =, r.
! Mobile and New Orleans IN
first army of invasion. ,o,,r,,,,' ''e
J arranging for additional trnnenor,s
People OF Havana are hard ~, sor .o
thing to eat ar, ma, ni.,,.
and vegetables.
Seven thousand Spanish troons ,ro nos.
CHARTERED In the vicinity of cibro,,.r
Congress will probably no, evan n,,,,,
France by refusing TO mako a large an
preparation for the exposition ,wa VA.
heroe.
Tho latest Spanish report 10 thu, rho H.,
surgents are willing TO mako ,o,,ns ,,,,h
Spain.
Inc Spanish Cadiz feet will not be ready
10 ieaFe spain Tor at least ten days; not
'Htonueu LOT Manila hut FOR home defense
VI Aoi western waters.
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NO INDEMNITY no DE PAID.
united states Has Informed Austria
to This Eject.

'h'ted states Has Informed Austria
tn This Effect.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Post)
Washington, May 24.--Austria has been
coolly informed by the state department
that this government is not responsible for
the Austrian ndrers killed by Pennsyva-
MIA deputy sheriffs at Lattimer last wear.
SPANS friend and ally is also Informed
that no question of money indemnity will
Do considered, and that the incident is
closed so far as this country is concerned
While this decision is undoubtedly predi-
Gated on law and Justice. it will remind
the Austrian government that it is long
lane that has no turning, and that its pro-
Spanish chickens are coming home to
roOst
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THE NICARAGUAN CANAL.
Measure Ni'l Be Pushed to q Speedy
Decision.
AUSTRIA HAS BEEN PUT ON NOTICE.
NO Indemnity 10 he Paid for the
Miners Killed by the sheriff
mt Lattimcr.
fspccIal pIsp0teb 70 IN. Post,

Washington, May Ex-senator Morgan
and the president held conference today
over the Nicaragua canal. The senator as
sured the executive that he intended TO call
up In the senate at an early day the bill
providing for the completion Of the canal by
American capital. He also said that he
would press It to vote as soon as possible.
Tho president is heartily In favor OF the
project and said SO. The long trip just
completed by the battleship Oregon has
demonstrated the necessity of the canal.
aud the president assured the senator that
he would support him as far as he was able.
Mr. Mckinley thinks this Is an oppor-
tune time to press the measure and be-
lieves that majority of both houses can
be secured for II.
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COMMERCIAL.

Sizes OF packages OF tobacco snuff ana
cigarettes will be reduced In order to make
up for the war tax.
Liverpool cotton futures IL -64d up New
York l to 3 points down and New Orleans
down to point up.
Liverpool advanced spot cotton 1-16d and
New Orleans Lice.
July wheat NC and September 1ss42c'
lower; corn lost 1dfllsc and oats iIkc; pork
is down 271ac, lard zoe and ribs l2ladl5c
Stock market better on rumors that the
Americans had defeated the Spanish fleet
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OTIS COMMAND.
troops Are to he Concentrated NM,
thoroughly Drilled.

San francisco, May 2i.-An order has
peen issued by General Merriam. COM
handing the department Of ca,iforn,a
transferring all troops now here. with the
exception of the Third artillery. Four,b
cavalry and the First Washington yo,un-
.eers. to General Otis command. This nc
.ne preiimipry step in the thorough or
sun,1&tion OF the forces destined Ior ,ha
rhlhppines. General Otis and his star are
now ACTIVELY engaged in arranging for the
work' ana within day or two his head
SSu ,,,l, VIII be moved from the phelan
and his go 20 san Piedmont, The general
shs troops. living under canvas VII, VIZ, ~.
liners and his first work viii be rho one
Trs sa OF the troops into brlgsd Ds
t .nsn tne men will he Thoroughly dr,I,aS
'eiofe their departure for the pbi,,nni ia.su
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Local.

Harris county populst convention.
Colonel waties presented with fine cav
airy charger.
Mrs. W. II. Crank meets with a serious
accident.
Iias ralsings yesterday and others ar
ranged for today.
Alderman fIaiyerton shows the economy
IN purchasing street sweeper.
Programme of the district convention OF
the Christian church
The enlistment of troops continues.
New business buildings In prospect.
Joint entertainment by the Ladies'
Treble club and Cleo club.
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WRONG CABLE cIT,

Washington. May "a, --Late this after.
noon it was ocertained that the cable from
Santiago. which was cut by the American
warship st. Louis, was not the line con
nected by the French company running
from Santiago to Hayti, through GuantA.
namo, but ono Of the two English lDes
running from Santiago de cuba to Jamaicn
THIS Information was communicated TO the
officials OF the government by Mr., Turrcn
the general agent OF the French Cable
company In the United States. General
Bianco, therefore. s not isolated from the
rest OF the world, but stl'l communicates
with the home government by either the
French cable going TO Hayti or the English
one running TO Jamaica
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OFF FOR MANILA.

''". anderson md Staf unv.
summarized sor Manila.
san francisco. May 2i,-Brsgadier Con.
''si anderson ard his staff went on board
'ne steamer Australia and will not again
,ssSe the vessel until shs reaches Honolulu
General Anderson has made final report
VI ne ships under his command and saw.
'na' everything is ss well as can be ex-
pee'ea' The men are happy and. beyond
: : niue crowd'ng on tho City Of Pekin
'ncre Is no complaint heard.
Negotiations are pending ter Ne charter
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CARRYING EXTRA MEy.
The AipbOnso NH HID Eleven Hun.
dred Extrn Men ON BDnr,l,


New York, May ei--A passenger on
board the Atlas line steamer Altai. from
Kingston, Jamaica, which reached port to-
day says that no was at Barbados three
weeks ago vhch the Spanish troop ship
Aiphonso XlII put In there Tor coal. The
port harbormaster found that ehe had 100
men over the number Of her crew. The
Spaniards desired to purchase large
quantity CT provisions and coal, but were
only allowed to buy sufficient to last to
the next port,
This passenger said that at Kingston the
supply of breadstuffs was very short, and
that he knew of three vessels which rad
succeeded IN running IN full cargoes OF food
supplies to the ports on the south side Of
Cuba, in spite OF the effor,s OF the jamaican
government to prevent Il.
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II AII.RO AID.

Inc Missouri Paclhc-Tron Mountain
management Will not sign the Southwest
ern bureau agreement until the seaboard
rates to 81. Louis and Texas points be
satisfactorily adjusted.
Changes In ratios promulgated by the
chairman of the Southwestern bureau on
interstate Texas traffic
The Twentythird regiment, United
States regulars, will pass through Houston
on route to San Francisco.
Programme for the nag raising today by
the railroad and printing house employees
In the w. II. Coyie block
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TEXAS Politics.

Galveston county convention split on the
selection of chairman and two conven-
tions were held. 1t will affect everything
except State and congressional elections.
Mayfeld managers claim to have 100 in-
structed votes, against % for Giles.
1T is believed Freestone will so for
Wynne. but Dewitt is lining up for
Sayers.
MIR. Green is believed TO be too sangune
in expecting a peaceful meeting OF re
publicans at Waco.
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A SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS
WASHINGTON.

Tho house passes bill to facilitate
military trials and few minor ones
Senator Lindsay uphoIds the bond feat
IRE OF the war revenue bill. The prop
osition to tax corporations is also ass1iled.
Austria has been pointedly told that this
country will not pey for berAcitizens who
were killed during the coal miners strike
at Latimer. Pa
Senator Morgan Gays ne will soon call
up the Nlcaraguan canal bill.
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s'ona' acuon viii insure financial support
from the people at large, 1t is to have a
hard night Alabama has taken the lead In
opposition TO the exposition. Protests fro,,
II and other Southern States are coming
10 congress asking il to withhold finano,s,
support from the exposition. These nro-
'esls are to have their weight, No money
VIII be authorized by congress without a
bitter fight.
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SONS OF THEIR FATurR,
""""E hininc ana Logan .sx,
Ia Duty,

w. Especial Dispatch to The Post,
washington. May 24.-The following ne.
s'Snment OF Sons OF their fathers, was
maze today Captain James q. Blaine
assistant adiutant geaeral Of yolun,esrs =,
nsrv oeGpattmsnt CT the Pacific, to accom-.
Ma, @en .nhn Merritt to the Philippines.
brother-in-iaw. '" - ooppinger' his
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Copyright, 1898, by Associated Press.)
Cape Haytien, IIayi May 2i.--lnquries
made here at the cable station In regard to
the reported cutting Of the cables off san
tingo do Cuba and Guantanamo by tho
United States cruisers show the cable has
not been cut. The cable from this place 10
Guantanamo and Santiago de Cuba Is In
working order ~
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COAST SIGNAL CORPS.

EntiFc seaboard from Milne 10
Tests 7" Pr 20 y.
washington, May 2t.--Aftsr several
weeks of work along the entire stretch of
the Atlantic and gnlt cops,s the navy de.
partment has completed the most comprs-
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'spsssial Cable to The Post and NJ.
con 'IS copyrighted. 1888, BY James c Corr
''a''ar' May ai.--seven thousand
Spanish troops formerly destined =. -.
Of Gibraltar. ''u's
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BATTLE AT SANTIAGO.
Post Herald Dispatch Boats Ready to Report
Particulars at Once
Especial Dispatch to Tn. Pest,

New York, May 24.-Accordng to the best
information obainable Admirable Cerveras SQUADRON
is bottled up in the harbor at Santiago de Cuba 1t is
officially announced in Madrid that it is still there
While the strict censorship prevents The Post cor.
respondent from cabling the movements of the Ameri
fleets, both SIMPSONS and schleys commands are
known to have reached Santiago With the American
fleets are the Post Herald's dispatch boats When an
Engagement takes place more of these boats ;
quickly make its way to cable station with the news
No news of an engagement has yet been received
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