Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-04-14
FIFTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
First Reg ular Session.


First Rsgula Session
w.sutNcToS Aprl b-SES.rElt was
frankly and onenIv charged In the senate Nom
dav nv Mr.. Perkins Cali in a set speech
that Spain was responsible for the Maine dis
aSter a. it had been brought about by Spanish
Vaccinations and spanish treaehery. This
speech 81 Mr.. Perkins only one Of four
prepared addresses upon the Cuban ques-
tion delivered in the Senate Monday.
Mr.. Turner (wash) introduced a resO-
luton, which he asked should go over
until Tuesday. III In the meantime nothing
has been done In IN" matter. The resolution
directs the committee ON foreign relations 70
report at the earliest moment without walt
ing for the concurrence or advice OF any de-
partment OF the government what action, u
any, In view OF the Maine disaster. ana OF thc
depl"rable condition OF Cuban ahairS' should
be taken to preserve The hon"r anu ulgh''S OF
this country.
HOUSE, While there was no attempt To force
| consideration for a resolution regarding the
Cuban situation in the house Monday, there
was brief outbreak IN the e'ur7" OF "nr"
the War-hke temper OF the cro"ue" ta'
lerieS was 80 ihahiteNt that HPcaN Il,,'5,
threatened !" 'ie'r 'i'u =" - va" -, -
me outbreak occurreu over pili' "hi0n wa
hhaiS paSHcu, :" auen'l'N ano -, =,
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emergency Upon iail'i MHeh 'h.
:" - 49,, ,,.,, ~, II c,n,Iemna,ion Mr.
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"Iou' Up, ~ nv. 49,
| ~ IN. reuuhlic Of cuba and for other pur-
| moses
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| war against spain was laid before the senate
| and its author took the floor in advocacy Of it,
| Mr. Kenney dell followed with strong an
| peal for the independence Of the Cubans.
| There il not" said he in all this land any
| state whose people are more thoroughly united
| for Cuban independence than are the people Of
| Delaware"
| yorsr TIL, hin ,,r,,or.d for ,b,. r,,,-,, N,
| the curr.,c,- ,r1 me ,,rn,.c,io, ~ IN. &C.,
ury M, ,h, s,,,, onni,,e,, -, ,ho ho,sa .o,nrai,
tee on bankins, and currency was introdncad
| in the house T'ue~dav The hin ,as nran,rad
| ~, N.ssrs u.,T.r,, MI, .hair,,a, - ,h
sTb committee. PRIME nm and Ni,rhsII
| NV GENERAL st.tement 81 M. nurnoses
of the committee was printed some DAYS ago.
| and but few changes have since been made in
the details Of the bill
w,sptscroy Apruz-srs.rr- When Nh.
| senate convened WednesInv Intense eyn.c,-
an, anou,,ir,, 10 .xi,.rno1, ,-a,-,i,oI 80
ON the toor and In m, s,aIisriis Tn nrsSJ-
| dent ueeS,,e had h.o,, ,osi,J,aI,, rrofnt.a,
snd i,s con,in', 80 a,rai,.i ,.i,b ',on,,iua
| anviaty Ten nni,u,es Co. 81. a,.,o -.
| yencd con.iI.ra,ior ., m. s,,n,,.,, I'll bu,
,,as rs,,,,,, 90, ,,i,,, ,b o,,.',,,i, :,
| minutes consumed nv exerutiy, session q,
which S.n,or n,,,is ,,,.., ,h., ~, -
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| To- re a. "''" '"'" "''''o
ho'Sh hi'er waiting patiently IN the gai-
wires anu e"rrIuors OF the mouse Tor hours
| many oi 'ncni from o. 0loch "euhesuaN morn
ing uhtli shortly before CLOCK IN the AFTER
NOON 'ne thousands VINO ha'l come 70 near 'he
| presheht 'uoah message turned away weary
anu dlssusted at the delay. Never was there
sueh disappointment AZ the capitol Inc mem :
oe'' ioi' - e'.u iloIo NooIS man 'ne
| otH, anu ~ wv nourS "i'eI maiu theS Seoo'
| ,. us P1'e
VI tno sI'ui'on. ihe news VI 'he Pro-
ppsI' u , a. sa"ie On 'He ,
=, .I'J t,A. 'l''''
| au ~ u'i"y We" fu''e - li"SH "''en-
''on ~ ''' '''"'i Vi -e
WASHINGTON, April -SENATE-SOme sharp
war talk was indulged in by the senate
fhur>day- when consideration OF the
sundry ciVh appropriation bill was
resumed, the question pending was
the amendment OF Mr. Pettus (Ala). pro-
Nldlng Tor Such Improvement OF the harbor az
Mobile a. would enable war vessels To obtain
coal ana other supplies there Mr.. Allison la).
IN charge OF the bill. made a point of order
against the amendment This called out a bit
ter speech by Mr. Morgan (Ala-), who charged
the appropriations committee with discrimin-
| htlng against proper measureS-a and threatened to