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IN The SENATE.
h Week viii he Given Up to tho
Cuban Question.

Cuban Question.
Washington. April f0.-The week i'm the
senate will probably be given entirely to
the Cuban question. The presidents mes
sage is counted upon to arrive soon after
the assembling at moor tomorrow. 1t will
be referred promptly to the on
foreign relations and the present UNDER
standing is that no report will be made
by the before Tuesday. The
report may. i'm case of development OF
radical differences in the committee. be
delayed TO even "A later day.
There is a decidedly strong disposition
ON the part of the many senators who are
not mombers of the committee to have
the senate az "A body take up the subject
OF shaping the committees report con-
t-emporaneously with the committee. and
IL IL not improbable that a secret session
of the senate may be held with this pur-
pose in view. The purpose OF this move
ment Is. rs has been frequently stated. 10
secure as near an approach To harmony
In the senate as possible. and II IL be-
lieved this can be best accomplished by
having the senate agree upon the form
OF the resolution before IL goes to the
senate for action. The present tendency
in the senate Is to conhne the congress
sional illumination to a declaration Tor
armed Intervention. leaving the recognf-
ton OF Independence to come later. and
IL now appears proba BILE that the foreign
relations committee will report I'm favor
of this course, though not without some
dissent.
II the meeting OF the committee to be
held before the receipt OF the message
should develop that such action can be
secured from the COMMITTEES and In q way
TO insure harmonious action on the re-
port In the senate. then there VIII proba-
bly, be no occasion for a discussion OF the
form of the resolution before taking up
the real question at issue.
The chances are that IL the senate does
not adjourn soon after receiving the mes
sage the Cuban question will come up IN
some shape tomorrow. Yet IL is barely
possible that the whole matter will be
aeierred until The foreign committee can
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its report. A resolution scarcely can
get through the senate without arousing
some dlscussi0u, N there are senators
VINO are opposed to any action at all.
whether for Intervention or Independence.
Senator White Of California IL one OF
those. and he probably win discuss any
resolution reported There are several
senators who now say that they viii I'm
sist upon the recognition of Independence
In n action taken. and that they will
be heard from In opposition to any meas
ure that does not provide for this.
II opportunity appears the sundry civil
appropriation Bit win be finally dirposed
of and II In possible the naval appfopria-
ton bill will be reported from the COM
mittee and taken up later In the week.
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Pedro Aguilera

tary of the interior. Pedro Asuiiera
Kindelan.
THE said government council APP
pointed Major General Maximo Gomez
as generai-in-chief and Major General
Calixto Garcia as lieutenant general.
But the best proof of the existence Of
the Cuban capital and government 81
the following official telegram pub
lished by the Spanish minister. Dupuy
de LONE. dated the 22d OF January.
1898. and signed by Senior Congosto, the
secretary of the Spanish government In
Cuba. IL In dated Havana. Jan. 81, and
In as follows: General Castellano has
taken possession of the village o. Es-
peranza. in the Sierra de Cubitas, where
the insurgent government has Its head
quarters. During the stubborn resist
ance made by the insurgents the gov
rnmen officials escaped. The next
day. continuing his operations. the
same general defeated a body of $500
insurgents who were coming to the aid
OF the government. scattering them in
all directions and killing ~. con-
gosto.'
THE Cubans are willing to rest their
case on this testimony of h spanish
government"
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A RiOtous Demonstration OF the Populace
Against the government.

Madrid, April 1O.-1O p. m.-The
Puerta del Sol is now denseIy packed.
A large body of police is drawn up near
the Hotel de Paris, where the civil gov
ernor of Madrid is dining. Occasion
ally the cry of 'Vive Espana" is raised
and re-echoed by a thousand voices.
The correspondent Of the associated
press saw one arrest. A respectable
looking individual vas brought to the
hotel doorway. where he asked to be
loosed from physical custody, promis-
ing to accompany the police quietly.
Senior Aguiler. a civil governor, resumed
his interrupted dinner. But fresh cries
arose and the burly. good-tempered gov
ernor rushed into the thickest OF the
mob, brandishing a stick. but hitting
nobody.
Senior Aguiler is a man OF gigantic
proportions Inc the best loved individ-
ual in Madrid. The manifestants scut-
tied in all directions before his shilla-
lah, producing a comic effect n re-
ducing the disturbance to its true pro-
portions. The police are acting admir-
ably and the military are kept In re-
serve at the barracks In case OF emer-
gency. should there be more beneath
the surface han appears. Praise Is v
for the precautions taken.
Bulietin-Madrid, April l0.-10:s0 p.
ma large crowd Is still parading the
Puerta del Sol. crying Long '
SPAIN and Long live the army" The
civil governor OF Madrid II among them
promenading up and down and begging
them to dispense peacefully. The crowd.
relying upon the n d-heartcdness of the
governor. whom the population OF
Madrid adore. refuses to disperse and
is bent on visiting h military club to
make a demonstration Of sympathy. The
authorities prohibit the formation OF
groups in front Of h military club. the
presidency or the American legation.
General Castelvi was offered at h mil
itary club a banner to head the demon
stration. but he refused, alleging that
the crowd was composed Of the dregs OF
the city. Several Of the ringleaders
have been arrested. the civil governor
threatening TO cali out h civic guards
IL the crowd does not disperse.
Madrid. April 10. via Paris. April H.
1850 d. m.-Demonstrations continue I'm
favor of the army and against the gov
eminent. The demonstrators have Wis
tied the military club and the onices of
the liberal newspapers. There have
been numerous arrests and many OF the
demonstrators have been injured.
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American Coal for sp,njnrd..

Philadelphia. April 10.-The British
steamship Hampstead has been char
tered to carry $500 tons of coal to the
Cape Verde islands. the present rem
devious of the Spanish torpedo fiotilla.
and the cargo will be loaded either at
this port or Norfolk. This circum-
stance is unusual. and Is looked upon
a. significant In view of the fact that
in shipping circles IL cannot be re-
called when coal was ever shipped to
any of the Canary islands. Heretofore
all coa shipments for these islands
have been supplied from Cardiff.
Other shipments are TO rapidly follow
the Hampstead's cargo. in order that
the naval station may be well stocked
before the commencement of possible
hostilities. when such shipments wouid
ba stunned
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evening Senior Capdepon, minister of the
interior, issued q circular TO the projects
giving an account OF the situation.
which. he explained. had been arranged
at the request Of the pope and under
the counsel of the great powers, and
which. while saving the ono n mill
tary dignity of Spain. preserves her
rights in the Grand Antilles. United
States Minister Woodford, in a confer
ence last evening with Senor Gullon.
minister Of foreign affairs. expressed his
satisfaction with the arrangements.
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Washington, April 10-Senor Ques-
ada, the diplomatic representative of
the Cuban insurgents in his city. when
asked to-day what he thought of the
Spanish armistice. said:
1T Is only a Spanish trick. They
want to put US before the American
people in the attitude of being unrea-
sonable. But we do not believe the
American people will so consider US. for
we think they n II is a last EFFORT
to force some kind of Spanish rule on
US. We have fought three years for in
Dependence: we know this is a Spanish
trick and we will not give in now"
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WOOOFORO AND LEE.
Havana s~pansards Think tho Former Z
All Right.

All Right.
Havana, April 10.-To-day being Eas-
ter Sunday. General Blanco, accom-
panied by the military and civil author
tiles. attended services at the Cathe-
dral, where the bishop of Havana pro-
crowded with worshippers, but i'm view
OF the special circumstances, the usual
street procession was omitted.
Ell Diario de la Marina publishes an
article to-day under the caption. A
Last He's Gone" I'm which 1t institutes
comparisons between General Wood
ford and General Lee. IL says: THE
sensible in viewing with indifference
the promnades of General Woodford
and his daughter, but the Havana pub
lie showed itself more sensible in View
ing with indifference the embarkation
of General Lee. Gener Woodford has
not been converting the American Legal
tion In Madrid into a club for persons
out of sympathy with Spain or belong
ing to an annexationist syndicate. Mel
ther has he Informed his government
falsely of the failure of autonomy or
misrepresented the causes of the Maine
explosion. General Lee advised old
time American merchants to leave Ha-
ana on the ground that they woul
not be safe here, and that the Spaniards
would comm1t all xmas OF exceSses. III
all the Americans i'm Havana had be-
haved as he behaved. perhaps he would
have been right in saying So"
The Madrid authorities have cabled
General Blanco that the six European
powers. on the request of the Pope.
nave brought their influence to bear
on the United States In the interest
of peace, and that concessions are pro-
jected In the form Of an armistice or
- N.SA. ~ q,
peaceful settlement. The news of the
armistice has produced an excellent eff
feet among the business men and will
help to confirm values. General Blan-
co has been ordered from Madrid to es-
tablish an armistice, and he In return
has asked for further Instructions.
Tonight Central park was crowded
with people OF all. classes. and music
was ~cou by various bands. This
afternoon General Arolas reviewed an
artillery battalion of the volunteers,
and there was a parade of firemen,
municipal employees and traders. Great
enthusiasm was displayed by the
crowds
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Defends the Government.

Madrid, April 10.-El Globo. liberal.
stoutly defends the policy of the gov
eminent in granting an armistice for
the sake of peace and to avoid a rup-
ture with the United States. The pa
per considers the measure in nowise
disparaging to the military prestige of
Spain and supports the policy Of Seniors
Moret and Gullon. whose act has tri-
umphed. notwithstanding the difficult
ties of the situation in the colonial and
foreign departments.
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sunni.h Troops for Cuba.

London. April 1O.-A dispatch to the
Daily Telegraph from Gibraltar says
that the Spanish cruisers Cristobal
Colon and Infanta Maria Teresa have
left Cadiz for a destination ~undivulged
with six ba%ttalions. each a thousand
strong. Additional troops, the dispatch
asserts. will leave Cadiz by the mail
steamers during he next few days for
Cuba.
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Daily Engnge,nents.

Kingston. Jamaica. April i0.-An agent
of the Cuban government arrived here to-
day and Is going on to New York. He
reached Port Antonio on Friday by the
Brookllne. According TO advices from
Santiago de Cuba small engagements are
OF daily occurrence I'm the country along
the river Cauto.
General Pando and 1900 ~Spaniards are
operating near Bayamo. where the insur-
gents have them practically surrounded.
Americans who arrived on the Brookline
declare that the operations must be ac-
tive. because for the last two weeks wag-
ons loaded with wounded and sick have
entered the city daily from the field. Sc
nor Estrada Palma cabied the local junta
yesterday to suspend the fitting out of an
expedition here for Porto Rico pending
further advices. The junta has agreed to
make certain proposals to the American
consul. MIR. Dent. that i'm the event OF war
they will furnish pilots into safe, unde-
Tended or uncharted harbors.
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An ARM|STICE GRANTED
CONTINUED from Page One,

presses the hope that the country will
restrain Its passions in the presence OF
the sad event The Correspondence
Militair. service paper. says that Sem
or Moret, realizing the failure OF his
autonomy policy, got the queen to write
to the pope. whose interference partial
ly failed. unsupported by the Europeon
powers. who. following the concerts ex-
ample OF 1897, SO pressed the weaker
power that the result was q renewal Of
the peace of Utrecht. Spain losing hon
or and territory,
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French Opinion.

Paris. April 1O.-The Temps says:
Spain a given fresh proofs of her
prudence and wise patriotism, and
henceforward diplomacy must guard
her honor and interests. The United
States will forfeit the confidence Of the
world IL 1t fails to respond to SPANS
advances"
The Journal Des Debats says: III
the jingoes continue their campaign, ii
will prove that under the pretext of
humanity they have only pursued their
own aims and sought to exploitations
of Cuba
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Ready for W ork.

London. April 1.-THE Hong Kong cor
respondent OF the Daily Mail. telegraph
ing Sunday. says: The American squad
ron has completed arrangements for put
ting to sea. Two vessels have steam up
ready to start at a moments notice. The
cruiser Baltimore and the revenue cutter
Hugh McCulloch are expected tomorrow.
The British steamers Nan shan and Ia
fairo nave just been bought by America
for transport purposes.
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Port, rhau.and Orphans.

~Constantinople. April 1.-THE Armenian
patriarch has sent to the Turkish relief
committee n list OF 20 churches wholly or
nearly destroyed during the recent mas
sacres i'm Anatolia. He fixes the number OF
orphans whose parents were killed at
Il. 600.
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t,ro,p.si Dead.

Modesto. Cal. April io.-Rev. p. Smith.
priest of ST Stanislau cathedral. dropped
dead of heart disease while celebrating
mass this morning. He had just preached
an e.oquent sermon on the necessity OF
being prepared for death.
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Fighting In the Philippines.

Madrid. April 10.-Dispatches from
Manila say that the insurgents cap
tured Coba, but were expelled later by
the Spanish garrison with an insurgent
loss of 500. The Spanish losses are de-
scribed as insignificant.
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Yokohama. April N-Reports from Nag
asaki report that a collision has taken
place between the English and Russians
AT Tia lien Wan. The rumors are uncon-
irmec.
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Gl..p.son~ slept Well.

Hawarden. April B.-Mr. Gladstone
slept well last night and IL feeling quite
comfortable to-day.
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death nj Judge Rector.

Dallas. Tex. April M-United States
Judge John b. Rector OF the Northern
district OF Texas. who has been insane FIR
two years and unable to occupy ne
bench. died at his home In Austin Ut
night.
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~ va, e'e w eBI'sf 49,
remove agents. representatives and
delegates Of all classes. Q3) To grant
passports. u4 To issue the safe con-
duct necessary for the discharge OF the
functions OF the government. u5) To
make treaties with other powers. choos-
ing the commissioners who are 10 cele-
brate them, but without being able to
delegate in them its final approval. The
one OF peace with Spain must be rati-
fed by the assembly and cannot be
initiated but on the basis Of the abso-
Lutte and immediate Independence OF all
the island OF Cuba.
Article 3l-The secretary of war will
be the superior chief of rank of the
army of-liberty.
In ths additional articles as To mill
tary organization the following
nme can name and may freely sep
arate the general-in-chief and lieutsn-
ant general No. 4. that there shall be n
chief for Very army corps. appointed
by the government on the Information
or at the proposal of the g~eneral-in-
chief as To the first mentioned and by
the chief of department through the
general-in-chief for the second.
Pursuant to that constitution. which
H. published In document l2s. Of the
Fffty-hfih congress. second session. the
new government was selected as fol-
lows:
President. Bartholme Maso: vice
president. Domingo Mendez Capote;
secretary of war. Jose Il. Almon. Sec
rotary of foreign relations. Andres Mora
Latorre; secretary OF the treasury. Err
nesto Font Sterling: secretary OF the
interior. DIR. Manuel r.. Silva: sub-sec-
Rotary Of war. Rafael de Gardenas;
sub-secretary OF the treasury. Col. Sat-
urnio Lastra; sub-seoretary OF foreign
relations. Nicolas Alberdi: sub-secre-
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-27

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Decorah-posten., 1898-09-27

StNaIgs.-gt Eager al General
- Merchandise / ben beoiie Smaabp I
Soma % b~sitaaenoe al Groceries. Dry
Goods. Notions, Ladies and Gents
Underwear, Boots and Shoes. Tn npper'
lta Anleouiug ior Ell Nfduo. ION Ian tale
Gorii. oa pt life bar Hpgen norit 8utti iGUct.
5tor HPrmere luoerretutug tan man ltriOe
til Box 4o3, &uutpu, Sopa. 50dtf
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-27
Gn ttortlaacu Eurebape.

gstu Doris Biological SCetctp astsr erour Bart
ReD FORT. at aul9sse ben beoite Gprebaos 8erosu
gIarsrHe er alereoe ombpageIigt ubarbei0eOs uuoeI
observation-disclosures etOelie, % 8UOlcslcsl sOrittr
9ipr Scanning paa at iunue aabHe Sprebauen iol
4ubIium ben lite 8ai 1899. NCn meoen5 arbeibei
osrmeo ftrioer iren mep p~asirnos Surtisbeo % Smbu
fiRocr ben aamIs % peIprsosbe BIau lat lette SdIOe
ines % 5Oritrppelie uso SruleH at poitrtters Raoe
bitiers) aImiueelts aHer'euosIie. Eeure ~pppsrIia,
Jamillenesiein CT ct Siftsrhrosmi6OeI mob 0alariu
oa AhcumatiSmr, Ga gisr bet Al mso 1et 5orb1ielit
"a RerOgittei, 5en tr niger Arafi iii Spiiemei gleu
mem at cphiGipe appetiten o. 6orogtclien. bcfTncr
ben mpo $p9eom % moodrbetoer TtriHingerHe al
CpeyaHitrcugelie, l~egenllig iom %aaUoclia. Ct Rim
l~lasiulpt beo ScHgetio beuttfer en- Juno oa ~itprleHbs
SsJn Sa6 ben fa1 Ger peoholoenee og ipiienaiiiiC
9rgUG, ion ben %fprtieHer. (Sgpt)
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-27

tcrsldste grme og bopsrene, Smil ON
21ben pdo at ie 8prsi blipe narrst.
@nbers hdpoe naturligpis porsret
Srore, og 9srietiben bI.u life lang.
anteret toe itrar SoIo, os oa an,ers
tcnget bar lsbet uo, itebe GrrploTOnen
Stipperen os anesrs fIsi b,sss uben'
BORIS meb en- 5urt iom aloris for.
meoens Seitsn for pibere meo be Tor.
selise 8rutitpttsr at 9osuen sfter Fg
Nu tisrer Stippsrsn os Stprman,
ben fun meo Stupe. -
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-27
On rar SIpffc.

Sbomas %. Sunt / Racpn, Ga,
bar ppfunoet en- M &Iotte, Tom ubsn
Spil pil TONNE i Srus / mango 9uis.
Deb Sioen al at pRre ct 8Gttsubr sr
ben tinise en- COB Sjen.r sler piss,
iom sisr bet lpit / 9Greliet os itaFsr
9arms. Sm en- {. Gr. bill Itaa op ST,
a ON Morgsnen, bsbspsr ban Blot al
fatte Illdrmappdratet pad bet Slottss
ilet, og bet bill patts BAN; men bet er
life alt. Den nbe Glotte t9nber ogIao
ct Chs, faa ban fan is at tl9bs fig paa.
og ben sisr pp 9arme / SOnen, ruar
ban bare bar buffet puu at l9gge ino
Rsrepeb Og SuI. for ban logger Iis.
Gil aIpttsn er Der nemlig tnpttet Iaas
banne 9rsisr, at ben fan 6unoIe nG'ter
Iom ct MsnneIts, bpis man itprer ben
ret.