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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-27
LETTER DIsoLOsEs IDENTITY.
but for Its Finding Dead Man Would
BE in Unknown Grave.

New York, Feb 26.-Had not a letter
been found which revealed his identity,
Thomas p. Dockery. who was found dead
in his room in the Mills House to-day,
would probably find a last resting place
in a pauper's grave. Among his effects
was note signed your daughter, Ny
dia !" dated Natchez, Miss. 1t was through
the later that MIR. Dockery's name was
dlscoYered.
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Continued on Seventh Page.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-20
THE BETTER CLASSES
WANT ANNEXATION.
Spanish In Havana Think I'm This
Manner Alone Can They secure
safety tn Person nd Property.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press
HAVANA. April Is. VIA Vera Cruz. Mex
ico.-ln the midst or the complicated pois-
icai situation. the fact stands out clearly
and stGbbornly that the better class Of
people. particularly among the Spanish
residents here. grow daily mere in favor
Of the annexation Of Cuba. 20 the United
States as the only safe solution OF the
crisis and the only plan which will guar
ansse the safety o. their persons and the
integrity os their Interests
The effcals OF the colonial government
have already committed 50 many mistakes
that should autonomy last a year longer.
the people would be 50 thoroughly con-
WINGED q its iEnpo.ency that they would re-
bel against IT.
The work OF feftIfying the coasts cs Gu
Ia from Spanish standpoint Is progress
ing rapidly ard effectively The planting
OF torpeSoes has been progressing with
certain amount OF activity. considering TIE
resources 81 the disposal of the Spanish
engineers and military authorities general
y. The insurgents maintain the stand
waseh they have all along held. namely
tsat they VIII rot accept anything short
% Independents
AZ tina clubs. the Spanish officers are
already taxing about getting ready to
leave. and are discussing their fusg.e r-as-
poets In Spain. where their pay is conssa-
cradle less than IL Is here. ard are re-
fectirsS upcn the fact thar promotion VIII.
he very sacw waen fise var In Gaia IL
over. They received Ire nevs Of the ar
Esxsice with perfect Iisgasf, hut they APP
rsear 20 be gradually awakening 20 the
tea tina, matters are SsacninS posnS
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WHY GREAT BRITAIN JOINED.

Mr.. Balfour Explains the Action OF
the European Ambassadors.
LONDON. April BIN the house OF
commons today Mr.. Balfour, government
leader, replying to James II. Dalxiel, Lib
erai. said the British ambassador at
Washington. Sir Julian Pauncefote. at
the end OF March. was authorized to
"toin with the other ambassadors in
friendly representations to the United
States, providing we were first assured
that such representations were likely TO
be well received and useful
Continuing Mr.. BAlfour said:
Sir Julian Pauncefote. accordingly
5cincd with the others. and the British
e1arge d'anaires at Madrid on April 9,
Joined with the representatives OF the 9TH
err powers In verbal identical represents.
ton. expressing the opinion that the
Spanish government would do well to ef-
might lead 10 an honorable understanding
for the peace Of Cuba. No further repre-
sensations have been made
Michael Davist, irish Nationalist, asked
whether the representations had not been
resented by popular opinion In America
"a an unwarranted interference In tho
domestic responsibilities OF the republic.
II doubt that" answered Mr.. Balfour.
amid cheers. land l am sorry IL I, Is q
fact. I am sure that II such feeling ex-
lists In any section OF opinion in America
that opinion was formed under a miscon-
ception. / am certain that the Instruc-
;ions Furnished to Sir Julian Pauneefose.
which ! have just given to the house, viii
convince both the house and the people
that we have not intruded ourselves I'M
necessarily"
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no lights displayed ana the tsepe6s beat
which was soinG AZ Z. rapid rata 6o61
upon her without warning. The boWGcs4
OF the pilot boat swept the Esiessoa So
ships and knocked over the vsnt1ln1G
and upper works OF the torpedo -
Ensign L. A. Bostwick was struck . ~
head ana badly cut.
The eewarrit Of the Hero was eosylo4
away and she sustained damage - -
port side. The injury to the Eyicsoeo -
orders Tor aetive service are fso6ve&
Her commander says he u ready 70 ~ q
= moments notice.
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resented. It will be only necessary to add
a signal officer and an ordinance cfiicer.
Recruited to Its Fan strength.
COLUMBUS. April le.-Gov. Bushnell
today ordered the Ohio National Guard re-
cruited to its maximum strength Of $500
men.
Gen. Coypinger at Mobile.
MOBILE. April Been. Coppinger and
STAN reached here today. The camp
ground selected Is four miles from the
city In the most healthful portion Of the
country. The first troops will arrive to-
night.
Ten Companies Reach New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. April 1s.--Six conf
panies Of the Eighteenth infantry and four
companies of the Twen,y-third infantry
arrived this evening.
Cavalry Troops Leave st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, April 1s.-The six troops OF
the Third cavalry and the six troops OF
the Tenth left jefferson barracks tonight
for Chickamauga park and Mobile respec-
lively.
Two Soldiers injured.
DETROIT. April; is-The departure OF
tbs First battalion OF the Nineteenth In
fantry from Fort Wayne for Mobile this
evening was marked by a Serious acci-
dent. During the firing Of salute in
honor OF the departing troops by those
left in charge of the fort. Private George
Engrnan had his right arm nearly blown
or by the premature explosion OF can
non and Sergt. John ". Annis, who was In
charge OF the firing party. had his right
hard severely injured. Engman's arm
was amputated.
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NAVAL PLAN OF
THE CAMPAIGN.
Havana Will he Bl0ckaded, Bat NJ
Bombardment Of the City VIII
He Attempted.


Havana VIII he Blockaded, bat No
Bombardment Of the City WIZ
He Attempted.
KEY WEST. April 19.-The naval plan
Of action. II 10 understood. has been final
~ and definitely decided upon. II In
wolves the blockade OF Cuba, but no bonn
bardment of Havana.
The blockade will involve no engage
ments. 1t is expected, except the accidental
encounters which are. more or less. bound
to occur.
The senior officers Of the fighting squad
ron believe that Spain 10 playing clever
game in concentrating her entire naval
forces at distance from the scene Of ac-
ton.
Capt. Sampson, Capt Evans. OF the Iowa.
and Capt. Taylor, OF the Indiana. had .
consultation thia afternoon on the flagship
New York. Small caliber target practice
was taken up during the afternoon.
Wherever the eye turns tonight. It Ii
met by the colors OF Cuba Libre. Invari-
ably the Stars and Stripes float above the
insurgent ensign. and here and there .
new broom surmounts all. signifying that
Spain will be swept from the sea. Through
out the day the ''vivas'' Of patriotic Gu
bans have sounded through the town. and
there have been professions OF more or
less dignity in every part.
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which indicates that their stay IN Cuba II
likely to be OF very short duration.
IL the provinces a feeling OF alarm pre-
walls among the better classes and fami-
lies which can afford to de- so are charter.
ing vessels to get away.
DR.. Congcsso. the secretary general OF
Cuba. engaged In an alteration with
Senior Ccrreo. representative Of the stan
OF the Union Constitutional, In the Office
OF the censor. Senior Mendex. yesterday.
subsequently Senior Correo challenged
senior Consosto. who has accepted. The
meeting has not yet taken place.
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Spanish Bonds Drop Farther.
MADRID. April 1s.-Spanish ~ ejooee
today at s..
LONDON. April 19.-Go,d II quoted r.
Madrid today ct S.
PARIS. April 19.--apaHish - today -
net loss Of ~ from yesterdays DfseA
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soAsTINGs IN CUBAN PAPERS.
Characteristic usteranees Of Span
iards Who welcome War.

HAVANA. Apri3 f3.-The press Of the
entire issand attacks the Limoges" and
the Sensational American press" espe-
c.aliy singing out Gen. Lee All the ar
tieles are writers at high tension, and are
fun OF beliiccse ardor.
Senior Rsmo. calbar. a leading mer-
chant. said ifs the pressace Of this CORE
spondent:
II wish there were war tomorrow and
! would give my itfe TO see victory over
the Yankees"
Others say. for instance. "the Yankees
VIII not take Havana, but IL they should
they viii find only ruins"
Fl correo publishes a telegram from
Matanzas saying that the news OF the
coming eonfiic; with the Americans has
aSm.
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THE TWO vIRGINiAs TO UNITE.


for Lee In Command Then.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, April 1.-THE
following telegram passed between Cows.
Atkinson and Tyler today:
Charleston. " Va. April 10.
Gov. ]. Hoxe Tyler. Richmond. Va: I
suggest. if possible. 10 accomplish IL. tina;
the volunteers OF the two virgfnsas be con-
sol'dat@d into brigade ard that we ask
the president 20 appoinv Fstxhugh Lee as
the brigade cosnma nder.
w. q. ATKINSON. Governor"
Richmond. Va, April ~.
Hon ". q. Atkinson. Governor of West
Virginia. The sentiments expressed In
your telegram appreciated. Virginia would
be glad 10 unite her forces with her sis
ter state. and surely none more sssitabse
20 command could be found than Fiszhuga
Lee. -. HOGE TYLER Governor
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HOSGKoNG. April fa-The warships OF
the United States squadron are painting
thur hnils, upper works, smokestacks,
etc. a dark gray, landing their spare gear
and otherwise preparing for active serv-
ice The revenue cutter Hugh Mcculiuch,
now belonging TO the auxiliary feet. ar
rived from the United States.
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ATLANTIC FLEET STRIPPING.
O0cers Send Their Elects Ashore
and Vessels Are In Fightimg Trim.

ana Vessels Are In Fighting Trim.
KEY WEST. April 1a.-The effect OF the
news from Washington was soon noticed
on board the ships lying in the harbor. Of
fcers began sending their personal belong
inxs ashore and the ships were stripped
OF whatever superfiuous articles were re-
naming. All work In progress Is being
rushed to a finish and but little or moth
ing remains 20 be done which would de-
lay the feet for u moment.
The Cuban colony here is In a high state
OF excitement. All morning groups OF pa
trioss have been discussing possibilities.
while others we're marching through the
streets shouting Cuba Libre."
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FALMOUTH. England. April is-Tae
United States cruiser Topeka. formerly
the Dicgenes. has received orders TO sail
Immediately for the United States. With
on. waiting FOR the torpedo boat somsrs.
which IL being repaired here. She sailed
today. after shipping fresh supplies 81
provisions and coal.
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LONDON. Arril fs.-It Is reported that
the triple alliance. composed OF Germany.
Austria and Italy. acting upon the SuE-
gsssion OF Italy, has proposed 10 the pow
erx . piebssrife. under which tffs popuiz-
ton OF CHha should ~ allowed To vote
on the form OF government under wa.ch
they shaH Live
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FORT MONROE. April Ia.-There was
nothing particular TO be done this morn
ing on board she flying squadron when
news came OF the definite action taken by
congress on the Cuban question. Every
thing was in perfect order at a late hour
yesterday. Gun practice was INDUCED In
this morning by the squadron and the
captains report their gunners unusually
proficient. The ships and men OF the
squadron are ready Nr action and 10
shore leaves were granted today.
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GePnaDy 10 Net favOrtng Me61a0eA
BERLIN. April 1.-THE German -
eign Office declares that DIR. Won Ho1oep&
ambassador OF Germany at Washineeo4
instead Of joininx IN renewed repreeeGt
ambassadors to stop their attempts q -.
d.ation. - they are considered wes1e tt
useless
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seven Tachts 10 Ne Purchase0
WASHINGTON. April i9-The navy -
partment today AUTHORISED the purcfn1e -
seven yachts for the auxiliary navy. -
OF them are from persons living aree19
New York and Boston,
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Military Attaches Ordered No.
BERLIN. April ia.-The United
military attaches at Vienna and St -
burg have been called home
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Trying - PDrchase Another vsage~
LONDON. April i9.-The United 49,
IL negotiating for the purchase - g.
Furnsss line steamer Appetonex.
learned the the Peninsuis ana OfleaW
steamer Ravenna has been sold TO u
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TO CURE 4 COLD IN OSD DAx
Take LAXATIVE Brcmo ouinins za1..
Druggists refund money u fats . 49,
&c. Genuine has L. n. q. on eeen -
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WASHINGTON. April is-B-ig. Gen.
J. { Breckenridge. now Inspector general
OF Tie United States army. VIII ssrye on
Gen Niles s.asf as chief OF the inspector
department. This makes four staff on
>ers selected for assignment on Gen.
Miles star Within the last fsw days. and
as L IS the general intention 10 have all
OK the sia@ departments Of the army rep
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FORT MONROE. Va. April is--Bastery
y. Tnarth light artillery. embarked here
ss<say for Chsekamaaga. Eight Geld pieces
accompany the battery.
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special Dispatch ~ TIE Foss-tase.ligvncer
SPOKANE. Aprll is.~-Twe companies Of
TIE SIxteeash Infantry. under command %
Asssr Mclaughlin arrived in Spokane
from Fora STckane this morning ana will
await the arrival q ave companies from
Fur. shsFsnsa. ~hica are expected here in
The nerniaF. when the regiment viii de-
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OAAHA. April 1.-THE troops from
Fort p. A. Russen win start for New Or.
leans "wednesday morning. The Burlins-
tom road win handle these ana the route
VIA be through Cheyenne. Lincoln and
st. Louis.
me TROOPS At Forts Riley. Robinson
and Niohrara are loading this afternoon
ana WIZ start tonight. The cavalry will
reach Chicago Thursday morning.
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ST. PAUL. April fs-rass afternoon the
Tasrd regiment Of United States infantry
let Fers Smelling sor Mossie In three 80
t'cns on The Milwaukee q ST. Paul read.
passing hair an hour later through the
union deees, where ssvera, thousand peo-
pie enthusiastically sheered them earing
theft short stay.
The rweasy-seconA rnaer Way.
KANSAS CITY. Arr.l is-TAs Twensy-
ssesrt regiment Of infantry. which LEI,
Fcrs Crock. Sea.. yesterday. evsr The Mis-
scarf rxcsne for Mensie passed sAsougA
KAnsAs Ciy ~ s e'sioek this nsrr.aS
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-05-11
Ostrovy Hawaiske.

Ze San Franciska dosla zprava,
ze pry president republiky hawai-.
ske, Dole, zaslal presidentu tele-
gram, nabfzeje postoupiti ostrovy
hawaiske SIP. Statdm, vzhledem
ku valce Sc Spanelskem zasobo-
vati americke lode V pacihckem o.
ceanu dostateene uhlim stfeli-
vem. Tento krok pry byl ueinen
nasledkem tajne konference hawai-
skeho kabinetu, kdyz dosla zpra-
va prohlaseni valky Sp. Staty
proti Spanelsku. z Washingtonu
Sc popfra, ze:by byl nejaky takovy
telegram dosel poukazuje sc ma
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-05-11
MOVE ZPRAVY DOMACf.
Draha yyhrala.

v Chamberlain, S. D., vypesen
ttery rozsudek obvodnfm SOU
dem v pfipadu statni zeleznieni
komise, kteraz zadala o vydani
rozkazu soudniho, jimz by draze
Milwaukee nafizovano bylo zave-
vedeni osobniho vlaku mezi Cham
berlain a Mitchell a sice zadost
tato odmrstena. Ueineno tax ma
zaklade tvrzeni drahy, ze vydrzo-
vanf vlaku onoho nikterak vypla-
ceti by Sc j nemohlo soud roz-
hodl, ze draha nemdze byti nuce-
ma udrzovati spojeni tam, kde by
ma to doplaceti musela. Komise
odvolala Sc k nejvyssimu soudu
statnfmu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-05-11
DROBNE zPRAvY.

We Springfield, ILL.,, nalezen
dtery noci mezi zavazadly 3.
pluku narodnf gardy balfk dyna-
mitu, kteryz tam neznamou rukou
zlotinou polozen byl. Vysetfova-
nj bylo zayedeno.
v Boone, Ia, pfisel We stfe-
du dole Tower Vein Coal Mi
ming Co. o zivot hornfk ]. Blaske.
Spadl nan totiz balvan, jfmz hlava
mu roztfistena.
V Chicagu vypuknul We site
du pozar Armourove tovarne ma
81. Benson ul. a nez plameny
uhaseny, temef "a a milionu sko-
dy spdsobeno.
Cincinnatsti pani sladci
zvysili We stfedu cenu piva 81
ma sudu.
President omilostni pry nej
blizsich dnech kapitana John d..
Harta, kteryz pro pofadani Get
nych filibusterskych vyprav ma Ku-
bu parnfkem Lawrada' ma ro-
ky do kaznice odsouzen byl.
V New Yorku oslavovano We
stfedu stfibrne jubileum povyseni
arcibiskupa Corigana do stavu BIZ
skupskeho.
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Pfichod tisicileti.

Pitched sfastneho tohoto 6asoyeho obdcbi,
Caste byl stanoven y6stci TAX mnohych yyznA-
nj, lee tolikerych osvedcilo Sc sklamani. 10 AZ
povazlivA nedhvera skute6nosti podstaty
vplizila sc mysl tech nejddveFivajsich. Lee
d. Jlk osotnim pozorovanm a zkusenost ODE
znameni poznavaji.ze Hostetterova hofeice "a.
iudeeni Jest obdivubodnou pomickou ku "a
mezeni vselikych neduhh ledvin mechyFe,
neduhh jaternich, zAcpy. boleni blavy, bolesti
eivi nervh. pocitd osklivosti cd zaludku t.
p.. viemu tomu pfedejiti lze uzivanim tohoto
blahod&rneho regul&toru a silitelc. Kdyz chur
iidlu Jest obmezena. fdyz stizeni jste nedo-
stateenym neosvszujicim spankem. tu jedna
vinna sklenka Hostetterove hoFke pozlta pied
jidem jedna po jidle, brzku pFekona ve-
skere nadFeecne nesnGze DIT
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-05-11
NOGNf CvICENf We sTRELBE,

IS cent? a ze pax ODE Indiannm
"a sI.oo prodal, nevidel pry tom
vsak mic zleho. Toto pfiznani
pfivedlo mu ma kirk jeste zalobu
druhou, pro prodavanf lihovin bez
license.
= Mestskym zapisnfkem ozna-
memo, ze "a mesic duben vybrano
"a RUNE license celkem So, 3S4. SO.
Vydano bylo 1872 licensf psfch,
81 licensf mlekafskych "a licen-
81 pro poulicni prodej ovoce a
zelenin.
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MiIieak zateen.

v Vtabofe illinoisske statni obra.
ny We Springfield zatcen byl We
stfedu milicak w. Akin, byvaly
serzant chicagske policie a sice
obvinen jest oloupenf w. T..
Harknesse, sekretafe Anaconda
Mining Co. Loupez tato spacha-
ma byls pied tydny, kratce pied
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POLITIcKE.
z kongresu.

v Sremovne poslancu VcnoVana
vetsf Cast zasedani projednavanf
soukromych pfedloh pensijnich a
zasedani dodano zajimavosti pou-
re 1tokem sc strany demokraticke
ma onech 6 demokratI, kteff pfi
hlasovani pfedloze ma dan vailed
nou republikany hlasovali. VS.
hodin odroeeno zasedani ma s. h.
a zasedani veeerni opetne soukro-
mym pfedloham pensijnfm veno-
vano. We stfedu pfijata zprava
konferencniho vyboru rozpoctu
ma prace opevhovaci a zbytek "a
sedanf venovan rokovani poem
kovych zakonech pro Alasku. Ia
sedanf odroceno We 4:2o. We ctvr-
tex pfijata byla pfedloha, kterouz
pozemkove zakony nase ma Gzemf
alasske rozsifovany jsou a zafo-
ven pfijata pfedloha, kterouz "a
vadeny jsou smfrei soudy We spo-
rech zamestnancd a spolecnosti
zeleznicnich. Ku konci zasedanf
pfijata pfedloha, kterouz otvfrany
byti mali pozemky bYvale Mill
Lac indianske reservace Mime
sote osadnikhm k zaujfmanf. Ia
sedanf odroeeno We ABS ma pom
deli.
V senatu po kratkem, "a to ale
dosti prudkem rokovanf pffjata We
stfedu resoluce, kterouz odporueu-
je Sc nasledovnf dodatek k nasi
1stave: "Ve vsech pffpadech W.
ci nfmz zadne opatfenf tlankem 2.
odstavcem S. lstavy ucineno me-
bylo, kdyz nebylo by tu osoby,
opravnene ku zastavani povinostf
lfadu presidenta, tu tytez spad-
nouti mali ma mistopresidenta. -
Kongres mnze zakonem pfipraviti
Sc ma pffpad, kdyz nebylo. by tu
osoby opravnene k zastavanf dfa-
du presidenta neb mistopresidenta
kterymzto zakonem ustanovovano
by bylo, ktery dfadnik takovy ma
die toho Jednati, dokud by ne
schopnost dotycna odstranena ne
byla, neb dokud by president zvo-
len nebyl." Demokrate snazili Sc
pfivesiti k tomu dodatek, jimz by
tez dan pfijmn do ustavy vra-
zena byla, lee ndvrh ten 81 proti
2o hlashm porazen. Pc kratke
schulz vykonne zasedanf 5 hod.
odro6eno. We ctvrtek venovano
cele zasedani projednavanf rozpo-
ctu pro odbor postovni, jfmz eel
KEN s9o, 224, 800 pozadovano jest.
Nejddlezitejsimi zmenami, jez v
rozpottu utineny, bylo skrtnuti
polozky 100000 ma svobodnou
donasku postovni ma venkove
usnesenf, ze zadnem meste, byt
i sebe vetsfm, posta vfcekrate jak
Gtyfikrate denne roznasena byti
nema. Ku konci zasedani pfijata
resoluce, kterouz president od-
Dor valecny opravfuji Sc k opatfe-
nj povstalecke armady kubanske
zbranemi a stfelivem, jakoz po-
travinami a pomoci lekafskou. Ia
sedanf odroceno po kratke schulz
vykonne 5:25.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-05-11

- Pro prodavani lihovin Indi-
annm, kteff pfitomne meste ma
Sem CO svedci pied velkou poro-
tou spolkovou meskaJi, zatcen byl
We stfedu Frank Sawyer. Tyz Sc
pfiznal, ze koupil dve lahvicky
kofalky, jednu "a IS druhou "a
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-05-11

to, ze TAX ddlezity krok nebyl by
nabizen telegrahcky, nybrz pisem-
ne. Jelikoz hawaiske ostrovy
jsou asi ma polou ceste mezi Spoj.
Staty Filipfnami, nepostradaji
ovsem nynejsfm zapase d1lezi-
tosti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-05-11
Bude povvsen.

Poslancem Grantem Vermont
podana itery snemovne posla-
necke nasledovnf resoluce: -" e.
likoz neohrozenost a lrucnost,
proukazana komodorem George
Deweym pfi smelem Gtoku ieho
1plnym znicenim lodstva SPANIEL
skeho pfistavu manilskem, ae
chraneno bylo dely okolnich pew
nosti, oznaeuje jej CO vysoce ma
daneho a schopneho velitele
namofnfho, proto budiz usneseno,
ze mel by povysen byti ma hod-
most admirala a president jest tim
opravhovan ku pfedlozeni jmeno-
vani toho senatu, kteryzto jest tim
to opravhovan ku jeho schvaleni,
bez ohledu ma zakony, jimiz pow
sovanf namofnictvu fizeno jest. ;"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-05-11

nj republikane do ufadd mayora,
pokladnika, komptrollera, dvou
municipalnfch soudcd, vsech devet
assemblymanl s3II radG. Nej-
vetsf vetSinu obdrzel kandidat pro
1fad komptrolera a sice 1874 hla-
sd.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-05-11
Panim lfadniklm spOIki.

U6etnf tobchodnf) knihy. jako Ledg.
ers, Journals, deuni kniny jine, ,s
7sc. nahoru Pokroku Zapadu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-05-11
Nova koupe.

Ze San Franciska oznameno We
stfedu, ze vladou nasf zakoupen
byl cd Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
nejvetsi parnik, vody mofe tiche-
no brazdici, City of Pekin'g, ,jehoz
pfijezd do San Franciska Ultra o.
cekavan jest a jehoz ku doprave
vojska ma ostrovy filipinske ku
doprave zasob nasf pacifcke Ska
drone pouzito byti ma. Parnik
ten jest 42s stop dlouhym, 90 st.
sirokym, vnorem II stop, p,nosno-
sti jest 4 500 tun snadno ma mem
1000 muzn vojska mfsto naleznou
Ii mnze.