davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-25
WIddOnOS6l krajOW6.
Pod Nuevitas
StrzelaIy amerykanskie okrety d.
fOrt0W..

Madryt. = Wedlug urze
dowego telegramu .od genera
kapitana Blanco, Kilka anne
rykahskich okret6w wojen
nych W czwartek wieczoren
strzelaIo do fort6w przy .wnij
sciu do .portu Nuevitas, v
prowincyi Puerto, Principe.
Madryt. - Urzedowy teleF
gram Z Havany donosi; DIV
amerykahskie okrety wojenn
chcia}y wyjechat do portu l
ISABELLA Sagua, w prowincy1
Santa Clara, lecz nasze woj
ska zmusily je do odwrotu.
New. York. = Z Port a !
Prince, Haity, teleg graftja: O |
biega tu pog}oska 9 bitwie pod
Satiago de Cuba. DIVA hisz
pa6skie okrety mia4y bye "a
topione. "
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-25
Grozny pozar w Toledo.

Toledo, Ohio w hurto
wnym skIadzie firmy Dow 8
Smell Co., wybuch} wczora
wieczorem ogieh, kt6ry do
piero po szesciu godzinach
zdolano opanowat. SzkodP ,
wynosi przesz}o $3.50, 600. O
gieh przeszed} ma przyleg]}b
gmach Toledo Blade Publ.
shing comp, lecz tu zrzadzf |:
wiele szkody. :.
O1ej godzinie dis ran
wschodni muir zgorza}ego gm
chu zapadf Z ogromnym hu'
klein, zasypujac pod gruzama! ma!
asystenta szefa stray pozaf'
.nej Mayo i strazak6w H.. [ |,
Bishopa, Kisera, Tropidskif
go i Willsa. Mayo uszed} ;
zyniem, lecz innych jeszc7t
wydobyto. .... =.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-25
Strajk W Oshkosh.
Frabrykanci chca przXjae nowych
ludZi. +

@ Oshkosh, Wis Me ma
main nniejszych widok6w, aby
przy yszlo do ugody miedzy
strajkierami a fab;'rykantami. 81
Fab rykanci postaflowili wy
p}ac cit strajkierom zaleg}e my
to i postarac sic o.nowych ro-
botn nik6w. Chca tez fabryka-
eye ograniczyt, TAX: Il ze tylko
bedz potrzeba pol ty1e ludzi
CO q dotad. Strajkiefzy .zostana
tez zn6w przyjeci do roboty,
jezeli zg}osza sic .pojedyhlczo i
przy ystana ma wsze1kie warunkl
fabr ykant6w.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-25
Pierwszy pu1k
Wyiecha{ do Manili. lime trans
pOrty gOtOwe.

San Francisco, Cal.-Pier
wszy .pu}k kali ffornijskich d
chotnikow dis rano wsiadF
ma okret City of Peking wy
jechal do Manili. Wczoraj raf
no diva bataliony 2. pu}ku q
regohskich ochotnik6w wsie+
'dli ma okret Australia a W SfoE
de jeden battalion "A. pu}ktt
piechoty regulafnej armii, je-
den battalion 2. pu}ku oregohT
skich ochotnik6w i oddzial ka+
lifornijskiej ciezkiej artylery
wsiada ma okret Sydney.
Okret Charleston wczora
rano wyjecha} do Manili,,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-25
WladOnlO$Cl zaQraniGzn6
Zbrojenia Anglii.
Wyspa Jamajka zaopatrzona- Ma
Is mieSiecy.

Londyn. Do DAILY
Chronicle" donosi korespon-
dent Z Kingston, Jamaika, re
Anglia nagromadzila ma tel
wyspie zywnosci ma Is mie-
siecy a laden I za}ogujacych
tam ohcer6w ME dostanie ur-
lopu. ''Chronicle" pyta sic
rzadu, czy Anglia chce sic
wmieszat do hiszpahsko-ame-
rykahskiej wojny.
. w Liverpool, obiega po-
g}oska, re Francya chce zaku-
pic kanaryjskie wyspy "a
$50, 900, 900.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-25
Zasypani w kopalni.

Cztercch g0rnil16w stracifO zycie.
Allentown, Paw kopal-
nj Hartzell & Swarth W pobli-
zu Mayersville zosta}o CITE
rech g6rnik6w zasypanych
wszyscy stracili zycie. Praco-
wall oni 70 stop pod po-
wierzchniq wymieniajac pod
pory. Nagle podpqry usune}y
sic i ziemia wszystkich przy-
gniot}a. Zabici isa: Jak6b
Reinhard 40 lat,t ,tpozostawia
dwoje dzieci; jego brat Oskar
Reinhard, "a lat, .pozostawia
troje dzieci; 81 letni samotny
MOT ris Daryl 80 letni samo-
tiny Frank Eidell.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-25
Niepok6j W Manili.


Hong Kong. - Hiszpanie
ME taja sic z tenn, re ich okre-
ty wojenne So W drodze do
wysp Filipihskich. w Manili
panuje niepok6j Z tego powo-
du, ze ME przybywaja, De-
wey'emu ma pomoc ladowe
wojska amerykahskie. Hisz-
panic zjednywaja sobie pre-
kupstwem przywcdc6w po-
wstafcoW. :. :. ....s. IL, =.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-25
Z;lb6istWO.

29-letni Thomas Griffin, w6znics
zanr. p. IL. 927 Emerson Btr., costa
wczorlj zabity przez Oh arlesa Per-
ry, zam. pm. GG6 Austin ave-
Perry, kt6ry pracuje w.pewnej
fabryce bicyklow, posiada stajnia
"a domem pm. II Kinzie str, gdzie
W Niedziele gromadzi sic zwykle
kilku lub kilkunastu woznic i tam
Ipija piwo. Wczoraj pred po}ud-
MEM znoWu zgromadzifo sig tam
kilku przyjaci6f Griffna, kt6rzy
wraz z MIN sig zabawiali. Uchwalo-:
no miedzy mimi p6jsc do Perry'ego
i Emusic 60 do kupienia piwa. Ia
pukano do jego anicszkania wywo-
fano 60 Ia ulice. Perry ME chcia@
sfuchaG o traktowaniu Griffna je-
60 towarzyszy odszedf do domu.
ale rzucono sic gromada "a MIN.
Wtedy Perry porwaf stojaca w}as-
ME w kqcie palestre do gryw pike,
i wywinaWszy nia, uderzy} W glove
Griffina, ktory szed1 ma czele. Grif-
fin upad} a jego towarzysze uciekli.
Griffina zawieziono do szpitala po-
wiatowego, gdzie o godz. 5 popofu-
dniu umar}, a Perry'ego aresztowa-
no. -. p.
. Perry jest synem zmar}ego przed
6 laty policyanta Charlesa S: Perry
kt6ry WI. 1868 peinif, jako szef
.policyi, przez "a godzin obowiazki
burmistrza, kontrolera szefa poll
cyl r6wnoczesnie, gdy,: :.burmistrzc i
kontroler zachorowai. =, ....->
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-25
Polo nagle wXjecha1.

Montreal, Que. - Byly hi
szpahski pose} W Washington
ME, Polo y Barnabe, bawiacy
tu po wybuchu wojny, wsiadl
ma okret Dominion jadacy do
Europy. Mkt sic ME .spodzie-
wal tax nag}ego wyjazdu. Po-
10 wzbrania} sic rozmawiat 2
reporterem.> f. + I !. i, =. ..:..- &.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-25
Me przyjeli umierajacego'

iiswdowiee . ddaef WieEggass
Polak, zam.. pm. 500 m: Ashland
ave. Il niejakiej PAM Amy Moritz,
kt6ra go z miFosierdzia u siebie u
trzymywafa, tax by} chory. ma su-
choty, re lekarz, rozkaza} 60 pre-
wiezt do szpitala :.powiatowego.
Kiedy. j jednakowoz: W ambulanso-
wynn wozie policyjnym chorego "a
wieziono do szpitala,: ME chciaf 60
przyjq6 lekarz naczelny; Umieraja-
cego odwieziono napowrdt do mie-
szkania, gdzie tez wkr6tce potem
umarl .... s'*. .:..:... ,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-25
Pu1kownik VIM. j. Bryan

Lincoln, Neb. - VIM.
Bryan, postapowiwszy, utwo
rye pulk ochotnik6w z Neb.
raski, otworzy} tu biuro rex
rutacyjne i zg}osilo sic z mia.
sta tylu zdolnych rn}odych lu /
dzi, ze zaraz utworzono jednS
kompanie. Dano jej nazw
kompania A. 3. pu}ku ochotni;
k6w w Nebrasce. \
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-25
Do Obywateli Tote: j wardy.

Wielki mityng obyT Tateli lotej
wardy odbedzie sic W Hall OBJ.
skarpiiskiego, 1888 " 22giej ul.,
rr6g Albany Ave-, W nifdziele dnia
29go Maja godzinie 7 E30. wieczo-
rem. Wszyscy oby wat tle SO pro-
szeni. e..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-25
POsi1ki-dO Ceuty.
Battalion Hiszpan6w wys}any do
Ceuty.

Gibraltar. .-Hiszpahski pa
rowiec Rabat zabral w Alge-
ricas, w poblizu Gibraltaru
battalion hiszpahskiego wojska
i przewi6zl do hiszpahskiej
fortecy Ceuta, po}ozonej ma
,przeciw Gibraltaru ma wybrze-
zu marrokkaiskiem. Fort ten
jest nadzwyezaj shiny prawie
ME do zdobycia.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-25

sly ma dobra.mySl, nigdy ME do
pnie celu. Lecz gdy padnie ma zEq
mysl, zarad uzyska konfrantr6w i
.Hsmarne" dziefo "jedzie..' NIB. Szaj-
ster. 49,.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-25
DIVA hiszpalskie okrety.
Miafy bye zatOpione pOdczas bitWy

Londyn.- Z Port de Paix,
Haity, telegrafuja: Admiral
Cervera prawdopodobnie po-
dzielil swa flote: Nadesz}a tu
wiadomost, ze okrety Vizcaya
i Alfonso XII zosta}y znisz-
czOne.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-25
Znow dynamit.
Pociag wOjskOwy miaI bye wysa
dzOny w powietrze.

Nanny
Oakland, Cal. = Ma dwor
Gu W Emeryville znalezion{
kawa} dynamitu. Uwiadomio
no O tenn w}adze policyjne
tajni policyanci badaja t
sprawe. Panuje tu przekona+
ME-. re ktos chcial wykonaI
zamach ma pociag wojskowyi
bo co dzieh przejezdzaja II
pociagi z wojskiem do Sal
Francisco.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-25
OicOWie :JeZuici.

=. :Tutejsi Ojcowie Jezuici A. A.
Lambert i J. P. De Smet,. z kole-
gium sw. Ignacego,, oswiadczyli 60
.towos6 swa s}uzenia " wojsku, ja-
ko kapelani, i teraz tylko oczekujs
>rozkazu do wyruszenia do obozu.
o. Lambert zna anym jest cd lat Kill
.kuw Chicago jako :kapelan juz
by1 czynnym W, Fort Meade, Lea
venworth Riley. o. De Smet byl
dyrektorem organizacyi .."Youug
Mems Sodality" W kelegium sw. l,
gnacogo.
Niemozliwe zyczenie.
ojciec (do Jasia, .podczas wizyty
boeiana): C6zbys ty wola}, bracisz
ka czy siostrzy czke2.: =.
Jas: Skoro mi wolno wybierae te
prosze kacyka. S. 81 . y: I.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-25
POAar w kOpalni.
As g6rnik6w straci4o zycie.

Dortmund.. = W. kopalni
Zollern wybuch :ogiefi: l. IS:
g6r rnik6w znajduje sic jeszcze
W kopalni. PraWdopodob dobnie
wszyscy< straeili j zycie. ...s i. ....:... !.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-25
P0IdCy W Hm6ryC6.


nalnym "a wfamanie sic do sk}adu
. Hayres'a zosta} przez "Jury''
uznany winnym.
Duluth, MINI. Hrabia Z. Biel-
ski, kt6ry ME dawno przyjecha} tu
re Stevens Point, zamierza zajac
sic interesem zbozowym. W tych
dniach zosta} wybrany ma czFonka
rady handlowej.
South Bend, Ind, w. L. B. Ja-
worskiego, byIego groserzysty, O.
skarzoncgo kradziez dw6ch kast
tabaki Z dworca kolei Grand Trunk,
zostafa przeznaczona do przes}u-
chow ma poniedziaIek dnia 3o-go
Maja.
W Milwaukee 19-to letni Jan
Krzaski, polak, ,dopiero wypuszczo'
| ny domu poprawy, "a }ajdactwa,
dostal sic zn6w ma Is dni do kozy
"a pobicie ojca. Poniewaz byf W
nietrzezwym stanie, kara stosunko'
wo jest bardzo mala.
- J6zef Zielinski,, W Milwaukee,
"a kfadzenie kamieni ma szyny ko-
lejowe oddany zosta} pod sad kry-
minalny. Zmartwiona matka b}aga-
Ia sedziego o uwolnienie ch}opca,
kt6ry dopiero liczy IA lat, lecz pros
by jej ma mic sig ME przyda}y.
Dnla 80 maja we Philadelphii
Pa, odbedzie sic uroczyste poSwie-
Genie kamienia wegielnego pod no.
wy kosci6i polski sw. Jana Kante+
go. Uroczysta msza odbedzie sieo
godzinle 10 rano, po ktorej nastapi
ceremonial poswiecenia. Tow. Kra-
kusi Sw. Jadwigi ten sam dzieh
urzqdzaja "pik-nik", kt6rego czy-
sty doch6d przeznaczony jest ma
wewnetrzne upiekszenie nowego
kosciola.
Philadelphia. a.-Umarf tn ma dniu
13 bm. Karol Kozfowski, ktorego
zpa}o tn kilku polak6w zaledwie,
bo s. p. KozFowski zmicni} swoje
nazwisko ma "Bock". Zmar}y po-
zostawi1 po sobie znaczny majatek.
|Poniewaz,za zone mial~niemke ~
niemcami tylko sic wdawa}, polacy
udziafu W jego pogrzebie wcale ME
wzieli.
- Sokoli philadelphijscy przcz
szpalty "Patryoty'', sk}adaja ser
deczne podziekowanie ks. Krauze "a
sympatye i popieranie sokolstwa.
-Pokazuje sic tad, &c saejednak
W Ameryce ksieza, kt6rzy mysla i
czuja po polsku. Me znamy ks.
Krauze osobiscic, i bardzo ma}o
MIN slyszeliSmy, ME mozemy wiec
szerzej MIN sic rozpisat. W kaz-
dym razie, bior2c sokolskic sFowo
"a ''dobre'', ME mozemy, ably ME
podziekowac ks. Krauzc "a jego o.
pieke mad sokoIstwem.
Mech Bog dobry, ma go W swo-
jej opiece.
Detroicka "Swododa" tez sic k}6-
ci. - DR.. Howiecki gniewa sic ma
p. Przybyszewskiego, Przybyszew-
ski zas ma DIR. Laskowskiego a dok.
tor Laskowski "niewinna duszycz.
ka" ME ma wcale MIC do "gadania".
Paskudnie doprawdy wyglada,
gdzie kilku podobnych '::kagahc6w
oswiaty" zacznie "papierosowa"
wojne prowadzic. - Panowie, ME
lepiejby to by}o sic przeprosie?--
Przeciez pan DR.. IEowiecki nalezy
do stronnictwa "ugodowc6w", a
wiec jako taxi, pierwszy powinien
wyciagna6 reke do zgody.
W Detroit, FIR. Miechowiak po-
wracajac piracy ma bicyklu, zde-
rzy} sic tramwajem, kt6ry 60
TAXA si}a cd rzucii ma ,bruk, ze ME-
szczesliwy strzaska& sobie czaske !
W dwie godziny potem ducha wy.
zionaF.
Buffalow ska "Watta" wojuje
calym SWAT tenn "niezaleAnym". Moi
Boze, do czego to g6upstwo prowa-
dzi.
Homes,e ad, Pa, - Polacy tam
zamieszkali zorganizowali nowe pa
rafe podw ezwaniem Sw. Szymona'
Niebawem rozpoczeta zostanie bu=
ldowa nowego kosciofa szko}y.
| -
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-25
NOwe przesilenie w Madry.

NOwe przesilenie w Madry-
Londyn, - Madrycki ko-
respondent telegrafuje do
"Daily Mail. Zanosi sic tu
ma nowe przesilenie gabinetu,
mogacej jeszcze dis Powstat.
Minister 6nansow Puigcerver,
kt6ry W izbie pos}6w stanow-
GO wzbranial sic dac zezwo-
lenie do podatku Cd dochodu,
ma sic podat do dymisyi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-25

Cheese. 'czytat '.Telegraf,
zaplat "a niego. /. 81: Il /.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-13
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Two Men Blown Up at the McCabe Mine---One Killed, the Other
 Seriously Injured.

A terrible accident occurred thi: morning at the McCab-. Tn which one man lost his life and another was seriously injured. From the reports received in town H. E. Griegge and Patrick Quinn were en- gagged in working together in the mine, drilling, when they struck an unexploded shot, discharging it. The force of the explosion killed Griegge instantly and Quinn was seriously injured.
 The accident happened at l o'clock this morning, and in response to telephone message Dr. McNally went out to attend to the injured man, aud brought him to the Sisters hospital in Prescott.
 The dead man was a native of Union, Missouri, aged about 30 years. He was a member of the Masonic order and the order at this place sent out this morning to have his remains brought to Prescott.
 No blame is attached to anyone for the accident.
 The men were working in a winze from the 400-foot level. The uuex- ploded blast, into which they drilled, was one put in by them the previous night Griegge's body was blown several feet high and in its descent fell on Quinn. The latter has one leg broken, besides being otherwise quite seriously injured.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-13

committee has agreed upon resolu- tions which will favor the Foraker plan of armed intervention, recogni- tion of Cuban independence and vengeance against Spain for the blowing up of the Maine. It is also said that the resolutions have been agreed to by the House committee, and will be presented either this afternoon or tomorrow.
 London, April l2. - 4 telegram from Madrid this afternoon says that Minister Woodford gave a re- ception there today, which is re- gdrded as much Spanish as Ameri- can. He says that the President will bring peace yet with honor for Spain.
 Washington, April I2. - In the Senate today, Senator Mason made a ringing speech declaring in favor of war so hotly, as to excite all who heard him.
 Washington, April 12 - Several resolutions on the Cuban matter were presented in the Senate today. Fiery speeches denouncing Spain were made by Senators Allen, PascOe and Mason.
 Madrid, April 12.-Pspers here all insist today that the President'l message IS an additional insult to Spain, which should be resented.
 Washington, April F. Speaker Reed says he does not see what there is in the Presidents message to ] drive Lee out of Cuba.
 Washington, April I2.-If war is finally declared. it is not believed | here today that it will be until late in the week.
 San Francisco. April l2.-The Call i today says that the Presidents mes sage IS proof positive that this coun- try must have war with Spain. No report of the foreign relations com nittee will be given until tomorrow.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-13
WANTS MORE WAR TALK

Our esteemed war contemporary
 the Phenix Gazette is inclined tC
 make war on President Mckinley
 because be has not talked war more
 than he has. It says:
 "The presidents attitude has been
 unmistakable from the first. He
 has never uttered a syllable indica- tive of his intention to use force in the settlement of our dispute with Spain. Some persons assuming to speak for hIm have declared that he would, as a last resort, initiate a war policy, but he himself has talked nothing but peace"
 If our contemporary will just bring its better judgment to bear on this subject it can not but conclude that it would be very injudicious on the part of the chief executive of this country to make a war talk, while engaged. in diplomatic cor respondence with another nation. h individual disputes the bully talks and busters and threatens, but look out for the silent man when the emergency comes. The man who talks the least generally fights the hardest. Had the president in- dulged in war talk during the past few weeks the democratic papers of the Gazette stripe would have jumped on him long since for his indiscretion.
 It does not take a very close ob either 10 have noticed tha; while President Mckinley may have never uttered a syllable indicating his intention to use force, he has, by his acts demonstrated the fact that his intentions are in that directic U. From the very outset of the present he has used all the energy and strength of his administration i in preparing Tor a conflict which, he has seen to be almost ineyitable. | These have been more potent than 1 any words he could have uttered, han any threats he could have made against Spain.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-13
Our Reductinn Plant

An agreement has been arrived al between the Citizens of Prescott and J. H. Best representing the Beam process for the reduction oi ores whereby the latter agrees tc erect a plant m Prescott, The con. ditions of the agreement briefly stated are to the effect that our citizens will pay a bonus of Sl0,00O, at the rate of Sl per ton as the ore is worked, payments to be made monthly. MT. Best will commence at once the work of preparing for the erection of the plant.
 The conditions of the agreement are that the payments of the bonus are not to run over twenty-four months. Work on the plant is re- quired to be commenced within sixty days and pushed towards com pletion as rapidly as possible. The works must be located in Prescott and this plant must be the central point for reduction of ores in Ari- zona by the Beam process.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-13
WAR NEWS IN BRIEF.

Even Miss Clara Barton and he, assistants were not considered safe in Havana aud have left.
 E. l: Dupont, of Wilmington, Dela- ware, has received from the United States government a contract for furnishing Sl5, ,000,0O0 worth of DOW der, and the mills are being rushed.
 Permission has been given by the state department 10 the United States consuls in Spain to leave the country if they desire pending the threatened severance of all diplo- matte relations between Spain and this country. They have not been ordered to leave. So far as advised none of the consuls have left their post.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-13

property which no government there
 can or will afford. Third-The
 right to intervene may be justified
 by the very serious injury to the
 commerce, trade and business of
 our people and by the wanton de
 struc.ion of property and devasta-
 ton of the island. Fourth-And
 which is the most specific. The pres ent condition of affairs IS a constant
 menace to our peace and entails up- on this government an enormous ex
 pense. With such conflict waged Tor years on the island, so near us, and with which our people have trade and business relations, when the lives and liberty of our citizens are m constant danger aud their
 proparty and themselves ruined.
 When our tracing vessels are liable to seizure, and are seized at our very doors, by warships of a for eign nation, the expeditions of fli> bustering that We are Poweriess to prevent altogether aud the irritat- ing questions and entanglements thus arising, al of these and others that l need not mention. with the resulting strained relations, arc a constant menace to our p sace and compels us 10 keep on a semi-war with a nation win which We are ostensibly at peace. Those elements of danger and disorder already pointed out have been strikingly illustrated by tragic event which has deeply and just moved the American people-the destruction of the battleship Maine.
 I have already transmitted to congress the report of the naval l court of inquiry. This board 1 which had the unqualified conf l dence f the government, was unanimous in its verdict that the | Maine was blown up by an exterior i cause, that of a submarine mine. | It did not assume 10 place the re- | sponsibility. That remains to be fixed. At any event the destruction | of the Maine. by whatever exterior cause, is a patent and impressive proof of a state of things in Cuba that is intolerable. That the con ditions thus shown are such that the Spanish government cannot as sure safety to vessels in the Havana harbOr on a mission of peace and there. The message con ,iudes with words as above: "The It ssue now lies with congress"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-13

If our government had taken hasty action on the present situation, and had involved this country in a war with Spain, the same critics who are now yelling money power" as the reason that war has not been de clared, would be claiming that the President brought about war at the behest of the money power 90 that they could buy bonds. In the event of war, there will be several hundred millions of bonds required to be issued, and the money power of Wall street will in all probability take them. So that DO matter which way the administration travels, it will be confronted with the money power" howl.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-13

The Presidents message is a con servative document. While it does not come up to the expectations oi the more radical and var seeking people, it meets with approval from the conservative element. His treat ment of :he Cuban question is gen erally considered as being along the proper lines, however, the dissatis- faction being in regard to the blow ing up of the Maine,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-13

The New York Sun, in discussing the question of Spain's alleged pride in not wanting to part with Cuba, is inclined to speak rather lightly of the subject. It says: 'It would be absurd to pretend that she could never give up Cuba without humilia- ton, since she has given up, during the present century, Florida. Mexico, and what are now Guatemala, Hon. duras, Salvador, Nicaragua and Costa Rica, in North America, and Venezuela, Columbia, Ecuador, Peru Chili, Uruguay, Paraguay and the Argentine Republic, in South America"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-13
CALL AGENCY s,a

The following bulls.;. ed at the Call sgeney as . Robinson's cigar store sra.
 San Francisco, ApriII1 sage does not ask for ims tervention, but for p.-4 vene, and throws resnos.I. !. Congress. The Maine aFs;. in a vigorous manner.
 The foreign relation. of the House is now h . siderlng the message appointment is expresses republicans say they win morrow and will ask fo- . intervention. Diplom..:. ' spondenee shows that Ts. ruary 22. wrote the Ss,,I s l. ment: Maine was blo~- A 2 torpedo"
 After referring the ms..~ foreign relations eom-:ss Senate adjourned. Sensto-' | themselves as greatly di-.,' with the message.
 Senators Foraker and m press great dissatisfactiou s: Presidents message. U.S Presiden: is urging deIibbsr,.' on part of committee Q. affairs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-13

A snow slide occurred a few days since on the ChilcOOt trail in Alaska whereby it Is estimated that 100 lives were lost SixtY-nine bodies have been recovered. Among those reported killed Is C. H. Kinney. who left Prescott for Dawson City Tn January, and whose wife still re- sides here. Mir. Kinney was a miner and was formerly employed at Fools GIlch in this county.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-13

Phenix is sagitating the question 1i sprinkling her county roads. This has been found to be 8 very effective and economical arrangement of keeping roads in repair in California. tis claimed that by daily sprinkllng they are kept in good condition, and at less expense than it would cost to repair the cutting up of them where they are allowed to go unsprinkled, A stretch of thirty miles between San Jose and Gilroy, and for ten miles south of the latter place, is kept in thorough repair in this way. The experiment is we'll worth trying in the Salt river valley.
 The Plant lire of steamers were drawn from the Havana route on Saturday.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-13

Judge Sloan oH Satuud.,
 tained the territorial law e.
 the office of county imu;r commissioners by finding E plaintiff in the case of Jork The board of supervisors Of coPa county. Every prlnd. the plaintiff was upheld, E contention was denied rsduc- amount sued for by from s S5O0.