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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-11-03

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
M'KINLEY READY TO FIGHT.
He Is Determined that Spain Must rlove Out of
Cuba Bodily.

Daily Washington From,
of Wht
critical the following statement
H
his
win little delay
position the lighting committees well
will sufficiently
and said wake General compelled
h
that the cold and stubborn truth would
conceded as
the delivery pToji
a II
erOted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
M'KINLEY LOSING HOPE
LATEST DISPATCH FROM MADRID
WAS MANIFESTATIONS.
sentiment in Congress ana Is
Comforting with Leaders.

Washington, April Judge Day, assist
ant secretary OF state, notwithstanding the
late hour at which he left the White House,
was again there at an early hour this
morning, and in conference with the presi-
dent The president went over the situa-
ticn very thoroughly with Senator Davis.
chairman OF tie senate committee on for
eign relations, and showed him the disratcn
from Madrid that arrived last night When
the interview ended Senator Davis jumped
into his clrriage hurricdly and drove Off
With the statement tibet he could not re-
veal what had taken place.
II car be reiterated authoritatiyely that
The latest dispatch from Madrid WAS thor.
oughly unsatisfactory to the administra-
tion
That the president has less confidence ~
a peacoabic ultimate outcome Is apparent
frcm the views he expressed to several Of
his closest frltnde While he expressly
RETAINED rom stating that he had given
rp all hope. one OF his close political
friends intimaied Immediately after being
closctcd with the president that a settle
nent on a peace basis seemed exceedingly
unlikely.
he president is aware OF the strong
sentiment in congress and is taking the
leaders into his confidence. That con
eress may be in accord with him he is no,
attempting to withhold information in his
uossession from them, but at the same
time is taking STEPS 10 prevent diplomatic
Information that might seriously affect
negotiations now rapidly reaching a eli
max from being made public and carried
back to Madrid. This makes those leaders
WHO SOC him very reticent.
Senator'S and representatives. formed
continuous stream Of callers UP to the
time of the assembling of the cabinet. but
were unusually guarded in their eHprc5-
6icns after they left the president. saying
the situation was too grave TO admit of
POSSIBLE misquo'atioa or misinterpretation
of utteranee at this time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
SUB-COMMITTEE'S REPORT.
1t Will Recommend independence of Cuba an
Armed Intervention If Necessary.


resolution
the fun
ttee orrow.
The subcommittee win Of resolution declaring
coc
The VIII recommendations
and VIII dwell
sufficient tho declaration DESTROYS
the Cuban a
OF
o be pursued
n/iordsy
O inc
for
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THE FLYING SQUADRON.
The Fastest Lot Of Ships Afloat q,
hamp on Raads.
ARE READY FOR AGRtAT EMERGENCY
Governors OF Gulf states Requested
to Organise xnvnl Milttin--Thc
Texas in War Paint.

Washington, April 1.-The flying squad
ron is to remain in Hampton Rods for
the present at least. This decision was
made today by Secretary Long. The sec
rotary STATED that the department believes
that the present rendezvous was the most
available for the ships which Commodore
Schlcy could operate in carrying out the
purpose which Il was formed for; that is,
the protection OF the North Atlantic sea-
board He added that no orders had heen
Issued TO Commodore Schley and none were
in Immediate contemplation.
In the various phases OF the situation
today the flying squadron stood out prom
ginently both as a center point OF interest
In connection with rumored orders FOL It's
sailing from the roads and as a matter OF
consideration by the department.. Ii is
stated on reliable, authority that the de-
rartment discussed their being ordered to
sea in order TO stop the Spanish llotilla
OF torpedo boats. After considering the
matter II was decided no orders would be
issued looking to the departure Of the
squadron. Ii was pointed ous that the
sending OF the squadron in the direction
OF the West indies, even though It's mis-
sion were not to intercept the .iotilla,
would be regarded as a hostile action by
the Spaniards. II is also understood 1t is
deemed unwise TO permit any movement
of the squadron whatever Just now, as the
public is Interested In keeping them ready
ror great emergency. The flying squadron
will be completed tomorrow with the ar
rival Of the Minneapolis at Hampton Roads
and then the swftest group of warshtps
ailoat will be assemb' ID.
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt today sent
letters to the governors of the sea coast
States not having such orders 10 take steps
looking to the formation of the naval mill
lila so far as possible under the State laws.
Ii is hoped BY the naval officials that
each OF these States would be rapid TO reply
and acquiesce in the request and assist In
the naval work.
Late this afternoon the secretary of ,nsl
navy received a telegram from the adjutant
general Of Connecticut stating that the
governor directs him TO notify the depart
ment that the naval militia of Connecticnt
is in readiness and waiting orders from
the president.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
JAS. Butte
HOUSTON.
THE MONROE DOCTRINE.

TINT IL the Rcni Stumbling block
SpniB Finds.
London, April 2.--Tbe Madrid CORE
spondcnt of the Daily Telegraph reports
an interview with nm important person
age" whom he represents as having said:
Spain would gladly contribute to the re-
aIizatIon Of Americas humanitarian plans
as our governments note Will show. bui
what we can not do is to recognize the ex-
tension Of the Monroe doctrine to Cuba.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
Mckinley's Hopes of Peaceful Solution Have
Been Disappointed.
a PLEA FOR FURTHER TIME IS AGAIN MADE.
Counter Proposition Asking
Nation, Is Made--No Definite BE rlade Until
April ~, When the Cortes Will Meet.


Washington. 1.-THE n
The
be
be returned
tied equitable the
o a
Its
that his
the difficulty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
ADVISED no LEAVE CUBA.
Ort that Lee Har Been Instructed
4. to Send Americans Home.

hort that Lee Haa Been Instructed
4 TO Send Americans Home.
Aicago, April 1.-THE Chronicle has the
Swing special from Washington: The
q department has instructed General
Ito advise all Americans to leave Cubs
NICE. About seventyfiv came over to
4 West on the boat yesterday. and large
6bers will also come, today.
Ms predicted that by the end OF the
i Consul General Lee and a few news
u correspondents Will be the only
|Ficans in Havana. General Lee will
e last man to leave the island 1t is
rkable that almost every American
has visited Cuba during the last six
fhs has expressed his opinion on his
fn that General Lee will never get
from Havana alive. Reing a brave
he takes all sorts of chances. and his
known sympathy for thc insurgen S
fs him particularly obnoxious TO the
yards. However, II is thought that he
warm and loyal friend in the person
lptain General Blanco, and that In con-
fnce of this fact he viii at the proper
be permitted to leave the island In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
~ MAMpTox ROADS.

Norfolk, Va. April 1.--Snbnarine mines
and torpedoes between Cans Charles AMI
Cape Henry are assured facts. and woe 10
tile enemy who attempts TO enter TO boni-
bard Norfolk or to seek an entrance 70
Baltimore or Washington. From London
cane a complete scientific telegraphing APP
paratus for one purpose only, to be worked
from shore TO shore. Lieutenant Squire. an
expert, has charge of this. and the import
arce Of It can better BE- show" than DE-
srribed.
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A quiet Evenins a, the whi,e Tia

Washington. April 1,--Tonighs for the
first time in ten days the president en-
joyed comparatively quiet evening al
tie White Hcuse. He BAD few callers and
those who were received remained only for
brief time The president manifested
much interest in the report that the flo
tila had been so swift and there was a
disposition among some to whom the in
formation was given not to credit IL. the
opinion being that IL was given cut By the
Madrid officials to prevent the flying
squadron from calling.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02

Meridian. Mrs. April DIR. w II.
Lipscomb was for the second time con-
yictcd OF tho murder of Charles I. s ew-
art. the jury ut Dekaib this evening ~
turning verdict Of guilty and fixing tho
punishment at Imprisonment for lifs
LIpsconb changed the medicine ordertd
for Stewart. substituting morphine for
uuinjne In capsules.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02

luish View Still Is that Conti-
mental Powers Mil Aid Them.
E THE PRESIDENT MAY HESITATE
|tponcmcnt of the uitimatum I'm
} Tomorrow Regarded ms N Very
Hopeful Chance for Mediation.

>ndon. April 2.-The Madrid corre-
dent OF the Standard says;
It'll United States Minister Woodland
the Spanish ministers show pointed
I've concerning the contents OF the
ish memorandum. but 1t is said TO DC
markably strong restatement of the
ish case ON all the points reached by
United tSates and in regard to the pa
htion Of Cuba and the settlement OF
Cuban question from the Spanish point
lew.
the diplomatic circles the situation is
bed critical, as 1t IS difficult for either
to make concessions likely to be ac-
bble to the other, Judging BY the at
les they have maintained In the recent
>tiations.
be impartial says the government mas
we'd excellent impressions ON the fav-
pc attitude of European continental
Frs whose frienuiy disposition toward
n have been strengthened by the fact
the United States and England have
u been drawn Closer by their common
Pests in emma. IL asserts that the
pen and russian governments have
ID Spain TO state clearly the MAXIMUM
Dncessi0ns sne can make in regard 10
with Il view of enabling these pow
TO exercise pressure at Washington in
b OF the reservation OF peace and the
pish rule III CUBA.
Liberal says Spain must trust solely
her own energies. understood thus
r echoes the impression that is domi
in diplomatic circles and among many
pish statesmen On the other hand the
4sters and their supporters entertain
B hope that the president may hesitate
again attempt TO stem the war cur
: prevailing in his parliament and coun-
NOV that the Spanish reply leaves no
Dt that the queen and her ministers
Snot surrender Cuba without struggle.
eNer costly and unequal it may be
lie Vienna correspondent OF the Daily
graph says: There is still hope that
OF the ultimatum until
BAY will give time for the powers to
2ate and find solution. The diff
consists in finding acceptable for
lie for Spain to accept the inevitable
Renuence OF cuba. inc hurry o. the
{rican war party is incxplicabie here
it Is to Americas advantage TO gain
to complete her preparations. 1t is
wed that Spain will fail to gain
u victory in tie event Of battle oil
b."
De editorials in the morning papers on
tt.xt OF the apparent inevitability OF
continue TO advise Spain to yield 10
3h necessity and express hopes that
eelay until Monday will enable peace
$olution.
be Washington correspondent of the
b Chronicle asserts that yesterdays
bet discussions disclosed division Of
|iment in the cabinet. the minority
buously urging peace on the ground
the country would not Justify war.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
rlRG Ar LINroLx. xEa.


Lincoln. Neb.. April Fire. which
started nj o'clock tonight in the whole
sale carpet and furniture house OF A N.
Davis & Co., has At midnight totally de-
stroyed that building and contents Tia
Richards block adjoining Will AZ, be :.
total loss Tho Ore u spreading east : q
threatens the entire square The are sprs ~
10 the Ipmaster and II viii be daatrcy.1.
LOSS viii reach 100000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
INTENDED, TO MURDER TEXANS
Mart Boosted that Tie Would Not Leave an
American Alive in 7aIata County.


Of Star Maiti made
theft necessity They condemn the
frontier Letters MART also addressed Spain Instructions
NH
left under heavy
They heavily hcred
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
Higher
Prices for
Glass.

The manufacturer Of American Windol
Glass have advanced prices about pa
cent and TIE market is very firm with
tendency 10 stil higher prices.
Dealers whose stocks are broken ant
need sorting up can not 20 wrong by buy.
INK now.
We have good stock Of good American
Glass and VIII continue to I'LL orders for
the present Mt the prices ruling before
open orders,
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be accepted by the Nioarasuan govern,
ment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
"ussin Intends to Make Port Artbu,
Her Private Prnpcrty.

'Nh'e property.
London. April 1.-The Pekin correspond
ent Of the Times says; Russians mere de-
ride the suggestion that Port Arthur will
be open TO British ships and commerce; ana
the well informed Insist that under the
present agreement Talicn Wan can be
made another Vladiyostock.
Nicnrngun and Costn Rfcn nj 0nts.
Managua, Nicaragua. via Galveston,
Texas. April Relations between Near
aqua and Costa Rica are greatly strained.
War is probable. because 1t is reported
Costa Rica demands an equal privilege with
Nicaragua in the navigation of the River
San Juan and the canal route across Nlcar-
aqua. conditions that viii probably not
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
Tbe MipncnpoIIs.

Philadelphia. April 1.-The criiiser Mn
neapolis passed Newcastle at 5;s2 p m.
she viii probably proceed to sra without
again stopping, and in that event will join
fhe flying squadron at Hampton Roads to-
morrow morning.
Breakwater, Del. April THE United
STATES cruiser Minneapolis passed out 70
sea at II O'Clock tonight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
Naval Reserve. an Duty.

New York. April i.-orders were receives
by the commander OF the New York navy
reserves today to send hundred men to
League Island. Philadelphia, TO bring to
this port one OF the monitors now there.
The men left at $3.50 p. m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
DEMAND is REJECTED.
ave ARE STILL sPANIsRDs." WAS
NroRET.s RENIARI<.
France and Russin Have Asked
Spain to Give Them Data for
Possible Mediation.

New York April 1.-The Suns London
correspondent says:
The Daily Mail has issued special edi-
ticn containing the following dispatch:
Madrid, March 3l.--At toiay's conference
Prime Minister Sagasta read to United
States Minister Woodford written note
of the resolution adopted by the govern
ment in reply 10 President McKinlcy's de-
mands. The chief demands are rejected.
the feeling being, as learn, that they are
inconsistent with the dignity and honor of
any nation.
Minister Woodford declared that he could
not make an immediate answer. as he must
consult his government. He asked per-
mission to translate the note into English
there and then so that Senior Moret. min
lister of the colonies, who knows English.
could revise and approve the trans!a itch
This was done. The only thing General
Woodford said was to express his personal
wishes for eouciliation and peace.
Immediately after the conference, Senior
Gullon, minister Of foreign affairs, visited
the queen regent and reported to her the
result of the meeting. Referring to the
conference. Senior Moret said: I'VE are
still spaniards.
The Spanish note answering the demands
was telegraphed to the powers. together
with copy of the American demands.
General Woodford expects an answer from
Washington early in the morning.
am assured that France and Russia
Fave asked Spain to formulate the utmost
limits of the concessions that she tcrld
make, the intention now Of the powers be.t
ing evidently to mediate the dispute.
Quite Natural.
Madrid April 1.-The message which
theCuba ncolon ialgovernment has adj
dressed to President Mckinley Though
Senior Polo y Bernabe. Spanish minister at
Washington, the full text of which has
been published here. has caused feeling
of deep emotion through Spain since 1t
represents the opinion not only of large
majority OF the Cubans" but also the
unanimous opinion of all parties whose
leaders were consulted prior to its dispatch.
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Philadelphia, April l.--orders were re-
ceived OF the League Island navy yard
this afternoon directing the monitor Man
tonomoh 10 sail tomorrow morning. The
destination Ia not known.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02

Tampa. Fla, April l.--Rear Admiral
Walker retired, n member OF the Mica
rnGuan canal commission, has arrived at
Port Tampa on the listed Statcs gunhcat
direct from Graytown, Nicaragua.
He left the port on March &c and was In
the dirk so far as minors of war were
aprdlng the work Of the commission
He ieit for washlngion while tho New
port. undcr commaud % Lieutenant Com
inanaer Tillgy, will reInain waiting further
orders from the nav. department.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
THE FIRST MOVE.
sFassnchnsetts ana Brooklyn Stn-
toned Near the Fortress.

Fort Monroe Va, Arril 1.-The cruiser
Yorktown of the Old Dominion line, landed
fifty sesmcn here today. thirty of whom
were assigned to tho cruiser Columbia and
fifteen to the Minneapolis I.ieutenaui
Bi ainard OF the BROOKLYN has been relieved
and assigned to command one of the Mos
Quito fleet tugs.
The first move of the flying squadron
IN Commodore schleys orders was made
shortly after noon today when the Massa-
ctusetts and Brooklyn can,e down Hampton
Reads and anchored near the fortress. TIL.
saiadron since the arrival Of the Minneap-
Oils Will make formidable array Of fight.
ing vessels exclusive OF the Massachusetts.
which is rather slower that the otncrs ana
foi which Commodore Schley, II rapid ac-
ticn is required, will not wait. Both Com
modore Schley and Captain Cook, his chitf
Of staff, arc very reticent ana refuse 10
discuss not only events that have taken
place. but also refuse 10 thsorize upon
any situation that might occur
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
. STATION IN PEARL HARBOR.
Drf suys TINT the Place Is Practi-
cnIiy Worthless.

N"iis NOTtnisNS.
shington, April 1.-secrttary Long
TENT TO congress a report on the prof.
establish naval to:line and pa
Pm at Pear. Harbor. Hawaii. CUB
ID by Rear Admiral Miller. m
er-in chief CT the naval 10 ce o, ,he
g station. After surveys AMI exam
Pns. Admiral Miller reported that the
Pilities OF Pearl Harbor a, an an hor.
Tor vessels OF la.ga size hav. b.en
exaggerated and the so,ernm mt
acquire POSSESSION of The whole OF
Naipio Peninsula, about so aces of
II sthrion Is TO be located al Pear
pr The price Of the land as nsil ty
resent owners Is fictitious cns aud
proyements mads in Pearl Harbvr are
f. the value would be probably LIS
s5v Der acre.
fretary Lors recommends thai Befk-
Point be selected as site for IN
Rmpiated station on account OF It's
unity TO East Lich which has the
n enchorage, as dry Il ok may he
bnilt there and as there Is anpie
/ to do 1t. He says the bar VII b.
ed TO a depth o, thirty feet NJ in
Iulm and within the estimated m
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02
Expect peace.

Pdrid, April 1.-The opinion is en-
PED from an authoritative source that
believed an asreemeut between the
|rnmenis OF Spain and The United
Is has been rsacncd. including the
)e and the reconce,ilrado questions. aud
IA means of arriving at durable peace
nba. II 10 alsu STATED that the cuban
Fnment and Captain General BIauco
e complete accord and that the psniii-
government will assist In this work
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-02

\ cutter Missing,
Ostcnd. April l.--A Pclgium pilot cutter
with fourteen mon on loard bias been MISS
ing eince the recent storm, All hope III
her safety has been abandoned,
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H6lrimgiCGe Staten.

@otba. Sier muloe bieier Gage
cine aus 9lnlaB oes ~75labri9en Ses
ltebeuS oes @otbaer @emerbepereius
p%eraulialtete Vanoessemerbe : 2lusitele
lung feierlih erOfinet. sic 1T tart
beitidt uno ueranlduuliht in ebenio
lebrreifer mie intereiianter @eiie ben
sesenmartigen Stano Der 9ewerblider
2batisfeit I'm Ser;o9tbum.
Sena. 3n oieiem Serbit merben
bier gum erlteu Wlale Sortbilounssfurie
fir golfslhullebrer einseridtet. alu
ben Surlen meroen iih Vebrer aus
2biirinsen uno ben an9ren,enoeu @es
bieten betbeili9en. Die 2eituu9 Der
3urie, bel benen eS lid um cine Heihe
mi iienihaitlider 0orleiuu9eu banoelt,
saben mehrere NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iibernommett.
Weinin9en. Gor benz bieiisen
semeinihaitliden Qanoseridt iauo bier
Gle tpranniibe SiibtisunS BON Sduls
fiuoeru ourt Sen Vebrer @drtner aus
Sdnellbat bel Sdmalfalben cine
eralt Siibne. Der 0ebrer nal miebers
bolter aOrperperleeunsen. Die er itrais
tpeiie Sdiilern ,useiiist, unsetlast.
Die 3eusenausiasen ,paren ,umeiit
Dem 4%n9etla9ten unsiiniti9; Der
Stautsanwalt bate feds @oden Sc
fdn9niB b%eantra9t, Der Geridtsboi
bielt aber sic Straimeiie bes yebrerS
fir 10 ihmer, oab aui u6t Wionate Sc
fin9niB ertannt wuroe.
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Sreie Std0fe.

Sambur9. Sier iinoet in oieiem
Sabre pom 10. september bis 9.
Sftober cine allSemeine 9IusItellun9
fir TolfsernGbrun9 uuo Geiuncbeitss
pile9e. perbunoen nit elmer Sonoers
auslielluns fir aodtunit, Yrauerei
uuo SSirtbihaitsweien itatt. Sic miro
in iGmmtliden 9tGumen oeS auf
Staatsgrunoe itebcnoen &oniertbauieS
Samburg, Ct. Fauli, uno aui Dem
anitoBenben Seiligen9eiiifeloe in elmer
ei9enS ~ erbuuenbeu Wiaifinenballe
uerunltaltet. Dem NuSfbuiie Der guss
liellunS 9ebOreu Die berpolra9enolten
Manner aller in Sra9e tommenoeu
Sattreile S%amburgs an.
Vremen. Ger Staotperoronete
@runom. Elm Soiialoemofrat, muroe
we9en llnteridla9un9 non Farteisel.
bern uerbaftet.
Vibef. Surh Sunfenilus pou
einem rorbeitommeuoen Slieubahn,u9e
mmoen iiini GebGuoe oes benatbarteu
@utes 6reoebur9 einseGifert. Yiel
Sieb iano Den COB in Den Slammen.