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from both sides went up for the ayes
and noes. The roll call was watched
with intense interest. The Democrats
started into applaud every Republican
who voted mo" but the promised de-
lection Of over twenty-five members on
the Republican side did not materialize.
The Democrats only had fourteen OPP
portunities to applaud. 1t was appar-
ent beforet he end of the first roll call
that they were defeated Their disap-
pointment was manifest on their faces
while thee ountenances Of the Republi-
cans were correspondingly joyful over
the victory.
When Mr. Boutelle, of Maine, ascer-
tanned that the motion had carried by a
safe majority, he withdrew his vote and
was recorded present
The announcement af the vote-179-
156-and the decisive victory, was
loudly applauded by the Republicans.
FOLLOWING IS THE VOTE
in detail on the Dingley notion
Yeas-Acheson. Adams Aldrich. Al
exander. Arnold. Babcock, Baker, Bar
ham. Barney Barrett, Barrows. Bart
holt. Beach. BeldeH. Bedford, Belknap,
Bennett. Bishop. Booze Routelle (Ills)
Brewster. Broc. Broderick, Brownlow
Rrumm, Bull, Burleigh. Burton, Butler
Cannon, Capron, Chickering, Clark
Qowa), Clarke N. HI. Cochran IN.
W. Codding, Connell, Connolly, Cor
liss. Cousins Crump. Crumpacker, Cur
It's. Dalzell, Danford, Davenport, David
/ son, Dawson, Dayton Dingley; Dolli-
| yer. Dovener. Eddy. Ellis, Evans, Faris,
Fischer. Fletcher, Foote, Foss, Fowler
| IN. ID. Gardner. Gibson, Gillette IN.
/ Yl. Gillette (Mass.). Graft, Griffin,
\ Grosvenor. Grout, Grow. Hager, Ham
ilton. Harmer. Hawley. Heatwole. Hem
/ enway, Henderson, Henry Comm
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people.

of his gavel silenced the confusion on
the floor and the hum OF conversation
in the crowded galleries
1t was an impressive scene as tne
members listened with bowed heads to
the solemn invocation OF the bilnd
chaplain.
No sooner had the chaplain ceased,
however, before the confusion was re-
doubled as the members labored dur
inc the last few precious moments,
The reading of the Journal had not
heen concluded before the Clerk OF the
Senate announced the passage OF the
House Cuban resolutions. with Senate
amendments. Instantly the galleries
WERE ALL ATTENTION,
and members leaned forward in their
seats
The leaders watched each other with
intent. alert features. The first move
was important.
AS the resolutions were read, the
declaration with regard to the recog-
milton of the independence Of Cuba was
vociferously cheered by the Democrats
This demonstration was repeated when
the reading was concluded. Both Mr.
Dingley. the floor leader of the major
ity, and Mr.. Bailey the Democratic
leader, were on their feet. Mr. Ding
ley was recognized by the Speaker
and Immediately moved concurrence
in the Senate amendment with an
amendment striking out the clause in
the first resolution which recognized
the independence Of the existing repub-
lie. The actual form Of the motion,
which was reduced to writing. was as
follows:
Il move to concur in the Senate
amendment to the House joint resolu-
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Di72 tl0 Spanish Butchers From the Western Henri
sphere, and End Forever in America BarbariSm
in the GuiSe Of Government

The Senate and House, After Long and Vexatious De-
lay, Have Done Their Part Toward Carrying Out
the VIII of the American Peope-Now Let the
President Use the Authority Given Him, and Let
Him Use 1t Quickly and Vigorousiy-- No More Time
for Observation-Disclosures Are Starving,
and the Blood of Thousands of Americas Muir
dered NeighbOrs Cries Aloud for Vengeance--R
member the Maine.
The oasis., 1898-07-16
S25O REWARD.

Colin Cameron will give s25O reward for in- formation that will lead to the conviction of any person or persons unlawfully handling his stock.
The oasis., 1898-07-16

ing mining property.
 This week the Sonora News CV, have been packing up and and moving into the quarters vacated by the Ari- zona Commercial Go.
 Tuesday morning of the present week Captain l.. W. Mix went tu Hermosillo to lookout for his exten. sive business interests.
 Unless you are well shod you are not well dressed. Go to R. Vasquez at the Red House, and buy pair of ele- gant and stylish shoes
 Tuesday Mir. r. c. Standish return. ed to Las Planchas and resumed his position as uperintendent. His family accompanied him.
 Ladies shoes, gents shoes, and cnildren's shoes in great variety, aud at prices which beat the lowest, at the Red House-R. Vasquez
 Joe Manciet, a constable from Tue son, who has been in Nogales several days on legal business, left for the Santa'Cruz Friday morning.
 For fresh and salted meats of every description, sausage, head cheese, and other delicacies, go to Charley Beck & Co.'s new meat market.
 Last week THE OASIS printed 30l inches Of pure reading matter, exclud4 ing in measure all paid reading notices in the nature of advertisements.
 LADIES; Mrs. Hendrick will dc fine sewing and dressmaking and soliclts share Of your patronage Residence near Roy& Titcomb's ware house.
 Sunday Mir k. J. Murray, superin' tendent Of the Santa Rosalia mine came up from the south, and was al Nogales several days this week on business.
 For a Dice, clean shave or an artistic hair cut go to P. F. Bustamante Calle Elias, Nogales, Sonora; fourth door from Hotel Cazabon. Good barber, careful attention.
 Thursday evening MT. George Beck with of Rancho Bellotal. went to Lo: Angeles on business. He will return the latter part of next week, or early in the week following.
 Sunday evening Paymaster Lesser of the Sonora railway, arrived in No gales on his regular trip for monthly disbursement. He remained at No gales until Tuesday morning.
 Monday evening MT. w. V. O'Daley surveyor for the Grand Central Min ing O., came up from La Colorado on business. He returned to the biz mining camp on the following day.
 Doctor Doherty has rigged up an in genious little water motor and far by which patient sitting in his den tai chair can be gently famed during the time the doctor is working on hi' teeth.
 Jack Gates returned to Nogale. from Phoenix on Friday mornings train. Jack says he is nicely located in business at that place and his triI to Nogales is one of business and pleasure.
 Usually the butcher" on the trains of the Sonora railway knows nothing of working the train,' but the Sono- "a News Co. has now on one of the trains little fellow who is hustler and does good business.
 MT Ed Burton, has received word that his brother, Captain J. J.
The oasis., 1898-07-16

were at Nugales Wednesday. on which evening their special car went north ward, taking the Southern Pacific eastward train en route to Cairo. Hi nois, where they go to pass the sum- mer, MT. Naugle returning tu his post as soon as the family are com fortably located.
 The announcement that there would be music in the plaza Wednes- day evening in commemoration of the defeat of Count Rousset de Boulbon in Guaymas, July 18th. 1854. brought out quite large crowd. storm Of short duration was the cause of many returning to their homes. But as the music still remained and the storm soon abated the people returned and remained until a late hour.
 Tuesday MT. Anacleto Varona Of Las Dos Naciones cigar factory, re- turned from his visit to the City of Mexico and Veracruz. The primary object of .his trip was to purchase stock for the factory, and he now has en route, toarrive shortly, several carloads of the world famous San An dres Tuytla tobacco, which will speed fly be made up into the brands Of cigars and cigarettes for which Las Dos Naciones factory has become SO justly celebrated.
 The semi-aDnual statement of the International Bank, published in an- other column this week shows a re- markedly healthy condition of that sterling financial institution; and the steady growth of the business, as has been manifested in these regular statements las required by law has marked the management of the Inter- national Bank Messrs John Dessart. president and Fred Herrera, cashier as among the most capable financiers in Arizona
 OOe or two good sbift bosses. speak ing Spanish and accustomed to hand ling Mexican labor, who can furnish satisfactory references as to exper- fence. sohriety and ability, may find steady employment at good wages lU S gold). with free rooms with a prominent mining company in Sonora References as to competency and re- liability absolutely necessary. and no application will be considered unless such are given Address SONORA. THE OASIS office.
 MT. r. A. Babc0ck arrived in No gales Wednesday evening from the Montezuma district in southeastern Sonora. He reports that the Monte zuma Mining Go. are about tt erect ;s new shelter. The company now em- ploys 700 men. Mir BabcOck rode the entire distance from Montezuma into Nogales on his bicycle When he ar rived here he was well tanned up. He Wlll remain nere lew days and then return to his home in Ph9- nix via Tucson, on his wheel
 TIE OASIS is undeF obligations to MT. k. s. Webster, agent for the Southern Pacific Co.,, at Benson, for a copy of a leaflet descriptive of the regular summer Seaside Excursions. which are now running regularly each week, the train leaving Benson at l:05 o'clock every Friday morning These excursions aIe particularly at tractiye to tbe people of Arizona, of fering as they do splendid oppor- tunity for au outing in tbe cool sea breezes of California at very small cost and within days ride of home.
The oasis., 1898-07-16

Al n raflie for bicycle on Thur-day evening in Luily'- >alnnu out of ihir- ty five throws with the dice. six ties were thrown lu the shake niI of he ties MT. Jones Of the $. P. office in this city, came ,,fT winner, throwing f,fty-seyeu
 A special telegram tO TIE OASIS Thursday afternoon conveyed the news of the surrender of the city Of Santiago to the Americans. As the city surrendered internationally and DO great battle was reported to have taken place THE OASIS did not issue bulletin.
 This week the Arizona Commercial O., have been moving their two stores into their new building, and by another week will have everything put to rights The new store Is one of the finest mercantile establish ments in Arizona.
 MT. Jas. B. Mix has on exhibition in a show case at the drug store of ]. B. Mix X Co.,, piece of firearms which is real curiosity. It is an old, flint lock horse pistol, such as were in use a century ago. It was sent to MT. Mix from Ures.
 Monday word was received from Rancho Bellotal, on the Santa Cruz, that the little boy baby lof the twins recently born of Mir. and Mrs. George Beckwith was dying. He passed away that afternoon and was buried the following day.
 Tuesday evening part of MT R. c. LoweIl's concrete working force came came up from Hermosillo to do some pavement work in and about the new Sandoval building, on Railroad avenue and Calle Elias. MT Lowell is ex- pected himself today.
 Tuesday MT. L. Lippman, manager of La Moda, returned from Los An geles, where he had been on business He reported that on Monday the Mer- cury registered ll0 degrees at Indio, and he was greatly pleased to return to the more temperate climate oi N0gales
 Monday Towa Marshal T. F. Brod- rick was cut In Calabasasocountr on business. Iu crossing an arroyo his horse got caughtin the qulcksand and had quite d time getting out. In floundering his hoof struck one of Mr. Brodrick's feet, injuring him so he was lame several days.
 Monday THE OASIS received a very pleasant call from Mir. w. Curtis, travelling agent for the Texas X Pa. cific Railway Co.,, with headquarters at El Paso. Mr. Curtis is hustler and represent one of the best railway iiBes in the country. He remained at Nogales couple of days.
 Mir F J. Ryan, agent for the x. M
 
 & A. railway at East Benson writes that the railroad reading room at that place has been closed and the library packed for shipment to Noga les. This has been rendered neces sary by the dismantling of the build ing for removal to the line city.
 Sunday Mir. A. L. Moon, trayelinp agent for the Los Angeles Times came in from Bisbee and was at No. gales several days in the interest of that splendid newspaper. While here he arranged for the Sonora News Co, to handle the Times exclusively, the former arrangement of two agencies having given cause for much com | plaint.
The oasis., 1898-07-16
MORALES NOTES.
,.,.se.tina Items Gathered Around the
 Line Cities.

Wednesday Mir. Bird went to Guay- mas.
 Schlitz beer, on tap at J. T. Brick woods.
 Jack Gates has gone into business at Phoenix.
 Inst received a new line of shoes at TIiescher Bros.
 Sunday Captain J. c. Kelton came Iu from Lochiel.
 If you want to rent a house, go to Harlow & Gowan. Note the new change in time card ot the Blsbee railway. Sunday Mir. W. J. Thompson Of Crittenden was in Nogales. For a good, cool glass of Schlitz beer 20 to J. T. Brickwood's. Monday Mir. ]. A. Straith, the No ssles assayer, was in Tucson. Gunther's choice candies are the very best. At James Mix & Co. Thursday morning Mrs. Mcaela yerger returned from Los Angeles. If you have property to sell, put it in the hands of Harlow & Gowan. Monday Mir. II. B. Smith went to ! Santa Ana on business, returning at evening. 1 In the line of shirts the mark Mon- \ arch is the best. Kept only at I fleischer Bros. n For family use SchlItz beer is the N test. Sold in bottles or in bulk by N T. Brickwood.
 Mrs. T. F. Brown has been quite ill this week. She Is now better and rapidly improving.
 Tuesday evening MT. J A. Naugle, manager of the Sonora railway, came up from Guaymas.
 BoRN-In Tucson, Wednesday, July 1898, to the wife of MT. Wallace J. Purdie, a daughter.
 Tuesday evening Dr. l.. N. Moller aud family came up from Hermosillo, CD route to Los Angeles, where Dr. h. intends locating
 Early this week the little four-year- old boy of Mir. and Mrs. Wm. BrOdrick vas i'll with scarlet fever
 Tuesday evening Mir. Leocadio Es- caada, of the firm of Escalada Bros, returned from Hermosillo.
 Sweets to the sweet" Gunthers the candies to your best girl. Buy ler a box from James Mix & Co.
 Wednesday Mir. John A. Gowan vent to Bonanclta on business for lae Bonancita Mining Company.
 Tuesday MrsJ. L. Hathaway and her lltle ones returned from Lochiel, sheEe they had beel on visit
 Mr. A. L. Moon of the Los Angeles Tines, whose visit is noted in another @umn, was very i'll Sunday and Mon- day.
 saturday evening Colonel Herman
 l' Of the Mexican army, came up rom Gnaymas en route to the City of sexico.
 Tuesday evening Mir. l.. Lindsay re- ulned from the vicinity of Quero- sOl, where he has important mining Interests.
 Thursday evening MT. M. Vasobil- 0d'O and family of Opodepe, Sonora, N'iVed at Nogales, and were here 'sterday.
 ooms for rent, singly or en suite,
The record-union., 1898-10-27

The Board OF, Trustees of the City of
Sacramento ordain as follows;
Section l. No bicycle. tricycle.. veloci-
pede, or automobile car or carriage, or
similar vehicle. propelled by the power
than aP0p G other Tn an monye sba b.
ridden or driven upon any of the side
walks Of the city, or upon any of the
city. except by a police officer in pursuit
of his duty.
section 2; It shall be unlawful to ride
propel by any other than the power of the
rider said or similar vehicles or any auto
mobile wagon, cars of carriages, or SINH
streets lanes or alleys of the city, at a
greater rate of speed than eight miles an
hour, or to pass such vehicles over cross
ings at street intersections, at greater
rate of speed than six miles an hour,
within the following bounds, namely:
Between the west line of Twelfth street
betw cen the north line of street and the
south line Of p street, inclusive. In all
other parts of the city it shall be unlaw,,
vehicles through the streets, lanes or
alleys of the city at a greater rate of
speed than ten miles an hour; or to pass
over any crossings at street interSec
tons at a greater rate of speed than. six
miles an hour. 1t shall be unlawful to
on any street lane or alley of the city,
in a manner dangerous to the life, limb
or property of any person, because Of
failure on the part Of the rider or riders
with care and due regard for the safety
of others, or because Of failure to ride in
such a posture as will enable the rider
or riders, or driver or drivers TO clearly,
easily and continuously see before him
or them: and all such riders and drivers
shall continuously keep full control of
the handle bars or other guiding device of
said vehicle by having the same in hand
at all times while riding or driving said
vehicles.
Section g. No person shall ride or drive
any bicycle, tandem, velocipede or auto
mobile car or carriage over the streets or
lanes or alleys of the City Of Sacramento.
or riders of said vehicle which must be
from pont not less than
twenty-five feet distant. from any street
crossing at any street intersection; such
un tie entire street nte
section is passed over, and all crossings
have been passed. Such bell shall be
p destrians who may be on or passing
over the roadway of any street, such
sounding or ringing to begin a reason
able time before reaching such person OF
Section A. 1t shall be unlawful for any
rider or riders or driver or drivers of
city. to the left side of the center line
of said highways, except to cross over
ping upon the left hand side of said
highways it being ordered that the Gus
tom or usage known as The Law of the
can people relative to riding or driving
upon the right hand of the. highway
and relative to the overtaking and
Shall obtain for all vehicles referred to
and described in this Ordinance. and for
the rider or riders, and driver or drivers
The record-union., 1898-10-27
KNIGHTS OF THE "BOX."
Interesting Notes as to What the
Camera Club is Doing.

The Sacramento Camera Club last
evening elected the following officers:
President, Ferdinand Kohler; Vice
President, S. B. Nourse; Secretary, w.
G. Woods; Treasurer, r. P. Burr.
Board of Directors-Ferdin Kohler,
S. B. Nourse, w. G.. Woods, r. P. Burr,
r. B. Prideaux, w. E. Cogswell and
j. j. Gormley.
The club is now preparing it's annual
contribution to the American Lantern
Slide Exchange, and the third set of
fine views of Sacramento and vicinity
will soon be sent to that association
and placed in circulation, and in the
next year will be shown before tens of
thousands Of people.
That the clubs work is of a high
order and that the pictures contributed
by it are Of great interest is shown by
the fact that the Secretary is in receipt
of many inquiries for duplicate pic
lures of the sets previously contributed.
and also from the fact that in the
recent exchange of views that take
place annually between the American
and the European associations of like
nature, six of the Sacramento clubs
pictures were selected to take their
place in the hundred pictures ex-
changed. This is a high percentage,
as some 1000 slides were in competi-
ton from which the selection was
made.
A print exhibition is scheduled to take
place at the club rooms about the mid
die of November, and it is stated that
the pictures which will be shown by the
club members will be unusually good,
R'nd we'll worth the attention of the
public.
The record-union., 1898-10-27

international situation in Spain, sums
up as follows:
Whatever may be said one way or
the other regarding the situation, one
thing is apparent-that the moment is
badly chosen for a Ministerial crisis
When dreadful calamities threaten
Spain from the outside. and at the mo-
ment when her destinies are being de-
cided by the Paris conference. and at
the moment when her flag was crushed
at Porto Rico, the Liberal party is in
state of chaos and disagreement in the
face of American pretensions,s which
are daily becoming more arrogant
Never has she needed more Imperative
ly strong Government, one more
Watchful and awake to outside ques-
tons. Instead of this, miserable in
ternal quarrels are distracting the at
tention of those who had ought to have
no other occupation than the salvation
of their country
A feeling distinctly more peaceable
regarding the Fashoda affair prevails
in Paris this evening
President Faure is taking the crisis
quietly, and the belief is stronger than
it was yesterday that M. Brisson fell
because he wished to fall.
1t is now rumored that General Chan
oine resigned the War Office portfolio
out of pique at the refusal Of the Gen
eral Staff Committee to give him COM
mand of an army corps
Extraordinary police precautions
have been ordered against possible dis
turbances at the Court of Cessation
Tomorrow where the Dreyfus revision
appeal will be heard.
The record-union., 1898-10-27
The French War Minister Explains
Why He Retired.
Was on Account Of a Difference of Opinion
With M. BrlssOn.
Radical and Revisionist Organs
Express the Belief That a Mill
tary Plot is in Existence-Presi-
dent Faure to Form a New Cab
met as Rapidly as Possible.

PARIS. Oct. 26.-The Petit Journal
to-day publishes an interview with the
former Minister of War, General Chan
oine, who explained that he resigned
on account of the difference of opinion
with the Minister of Marine, M. Bris-
son. He added that he had not de-
manded the prosecution of papers
which had been attacking the army
because he considered that the penal
ties provided by the laws were INSULT
cient.
The moderate papers say that yes
terday realized their hopes, and the
Radical and Revisionist organs express
belief in the existence of a military
plot. They urge union of all Repub-
licans as the only means of giving
stability to the future Ministry.
Although there is evidence of sup
pressed excitement on all sides. there
have been no disturbances. The police
and municipal guards are out in strong
force, and they will not permit the
crowds to assume dangerous strength
But the situation was eagerly discussed
by the eager groups in the streets.
President Faure this morning re-
ceived in audience Senator Loubet
ICSldSl1l VI l11G CGndlCs t&u0 M LES
chanel, President Of the Chamber Of
Deputies. 1t is the intention of NJ
Faure to form a new Cabinet as rap
idly as possible.
In the Hobbies of the Chamber of
Deputies to-day all shades of opinion
expressed the conviction that M. Del
casse should remain at the head of the
Foreign Office, so as to assure the con-
tinuity of the Fashoda negotiations.
The morning papers here treat the
fall of the French Cabinet and the
scene in the Chamber of Deputies al
most to the exclusion of general news.
All Of them, however, dwell briefly on
the Spanish crisis or the split in the
Liberal party in Spain, without, how
ever, direct reference to the Paris
Peace Commission, except in the case
of one newspaper, La VOlante," which
in a Madrid article dealing with the
The record-union., 1898-10-27
ANTI-TELLER REPUBLICANS.
Place Henry r. Wo1cott on Their
Ticket for Governor Of Colorado.

DENVER, Oct. 26.-The committee
to fill vacancies on the anti-Teller Sill
yer Republican ticket to-day decided
to place Henry r. Wolcott, the Re-
publican candidate for Governor, at
the head of the ticket in place Of ST.
mon Guggenheim, resigned. Several
other vacancies were also filed indors-
ing the Republican nominees. The
ticket as completed is as follows:
For Governor, Henry r. Wolcott;
Lieutenant Governor, Charles E. Noble;
Secretary Of State J. W. Wilson;
Treasurer, Frederick o. Roof; Auditor,
John A. Wayne; Attorney General,
Charles ]. Hart; Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, Lucy e. r. Scott;
Regents of the State University-Har-
ry P. Gamble, James II. Pershing, Ed
win j. Temple.
The ticket is identical with the reg
ular Republican ticket, with the fol-
lowing exceptions: Secretary Of State,
William H. Brisbane, and Auditor,
George S. Adams.