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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

liza bbs; exports i3l8 wheat nfmer: spot 81 l2l.
81 i2S month. 81 10 asked; July. 0ihc bid August. 80
asked: No red. 81 "2'z bid receipts ~ oSl
bpsh: ls71 stock 56T 1875: sales. $4,000 South
err whea, BY sample 81 oas i @ On sr9ds , 81 9sg
SIC: steamer mixed 35A ace: receipts 715 bush
exports 4lG526: 900 1922 sales. 10000 Southern
white corn SIC; DO yellow. 37u31isc. Oats dull and
easy No 2 white 34a3i'ao. No mixed. 32Q32'sc; re-
oep;s, II .as3 bush: stock 353s77. Rye strong and
higher: No nearby 53i.c No Western 55isc: recepts
SIS freghis quiet steam to Liverpool, bush
Sugar strong unchanged Butter steady. unchanged
Eggs weak unchanged. Cheese steady unchanged. Let
tuce. 81 25gs1 so per basket. Whskcy unchanged.
Boston June 3-Four dull receipts. 2 s35 bbs: spring
patents SO 35G$6 CO clears and etraghts ~ Dog
So patents 5000 80; winter clears and s,raigh's
. 2Jass % Cornmeai steady. si93c per bush; 81 Hoy
bush: fancy. ssSc: Nos and 3. 35g33ae MilIfeed
quiet; bran spring si4ds1s IS; winter, 81 2ygss so
mddiings. sl4 25@sl7 80: Red Dog -four sle 80 Be,f
nm; steers 7%r: hind quarters loc fores ohiWoc Ira
o. Mutton quiet: yesrlings 7d1i4c spring opioc'
Butter firm Northern i74l7i1c; Western. lie: mi'oon
lsH@l4c: ladies. l3Tl3:c. Cheese quiet; Northern 10
I've: Western 7izgse
Buffalo June aspiring wheat little doing, buyers look.
ING for lower prices No Northern. spot. 81 321s no
8 o5 bid ST os asked track 80 / white. 81 o5s: n
store; No 2 white 81 on truck asked Corn easy; No
yellow SOC: No yellow. 35a+c; No corn 35a85"c no
oorn. 34I34hc. Oats dull. easier: No white. 3ltc;
70 white, 3o430i,c; No mixed. 3oc: NO mixed.
skc. Rye lower: No Q track. 3ic asked Flour
quiet.
Chicago. June 3-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
9S. 200 1I4.O0o 5000 200
"a 600 IO,. 900 42.Oy 3J. 900
Anoat. all kinds .
Afoat, American

Afoat, American. $1,000 io5ooo 5000 5000
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot cotton
quiet dull sales 1000 bales speculation and export 80
American 1000; rccejpE 500; American 600 bales
mddng uplands. 9-6; futures opened steady and IN
changed: closed quiet steady. ian1d net advance
Overwhelmingly 329s: Jnnuar February. 3s: Febu-
aryAarch. 323.b Msrch-Aprii 330s; June 3i2o June
July 3B2S: july August 3d. rs; Au;ustseperber 3zp
September October @3lb October-Nore niber. iDv; N
Vcmber- December 3..s.
Gotta 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04

unchanged. -, 49,, o,.,
wilmington june 3-splri,s ,urpentine steady. 2t9
steady. 9Sc ash receipts
dis Ibis, crude turpentine quiet 81 81 80 and 81 TO- re
cents q bb. Tar 81 10. receipts a. bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04

Rioc,or.. market weak: No : RIO ss025: Exchange.
I'D receipts 10000 bags. cleared for the United &
3 600 bags cleared FOR Europe 1000 bass s'ocs -o"
bags. 80 .-,...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04

DED I'D" LINE.
Asyor La Cuayra. Puerto Csbello. Curacao ana 1ss-
'"'' " From Rober. Pier. Brooklyn.
1E, AIRY Dos ......... Wednesday. June =
.Abydos' has very good accommodations for pes-
ss"S<' BOJIrON BLISS & DALLErr,
General Managers No 1873 Front u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04

81 fogslss. + 81 67'4 O. 81 gsi IS: II. 81 SCI
81 90 K 81 rs. 81 81. ". g. 10. " q. 81 %: W ",
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

firm ois ca co,tonssed oil-IAvepool refined steady
los Cd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS steady. 26s Rosin-Coni-l'n
STEADY. "a llsd
Evening journal., 1898-12-10
LETTER no SANTA cnlAIra.


Wilmington, Del, Dec. 6.-Dear Ord
St. Nicho.ess plese len your ear this
way. DO not tell a single sole what /
going 10 say. Christmas is coming and
you good old man, p,ese don't forget
to bring me what j want, there are S
little sisters we haven't any papa. And
you bring me- gunboats and a dol ano
a coach.
1rences wants a set OF dishes and a
story book Marc.e wants a doll and a
stove. Elizabeth wants a little RED
chair and table and some candy. Now
the little baby don't know what she
wants you better bring her little doll
baby. You remember last Christmas
we live on west fourth street, now we
live at No. 2717West Fifth street. pray
you won't forget to come an bring us
what we want. am years old. Las
Christmas Mrs. Kitchen and Mrs. Mil
Ter send you around TO US. But now
don't know where they are so write
little letter to you gold old man
Good-by. Your little friend,
Annie Forester.
Evening journal., 1898-12-10
DIED.

FlNNEGAN.-In This city. on the 9th
instant, Jane, widow of The ,ate
John Finogan, aged as years.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral. ON
Monday morning, December u, at 9
O'Clock. from her late residence, NO
$50 Spruce street High mass ct st,
Marys Church. lnterment Cathedral
Cemetery.
.GltAIlAM.-At Harrington, Del, on
December Z, Joseph Graham.
Relatives and friends. members OF
the lmp'd O. r. M. and Shield OF
Honor are respectfully invited 20 att
tend the funeral, from his late home
on Saturday afternoon at 1.30. Inter
ment at Harrington.
RYAN.-ln this city, on December Z
Sarah, wife Of Patrick Ryan, aged IS
years.
Evening journal., 1898-12-10
UHmGtchGbIe
Small Prices

This week at our store for heavy Win
ter Footwear. Such good qualities for
so little money cannot be found in the
ordinary line of buying. Winter Rus
set, Box Calf and Vici Kid Shoes for
men. Some special bargains we sue
ceeded in getting. Extension sole
broad and medium toe, patent back
stay. the very newest shapes and
styles in mems footwear, SL97; worth
fully $3.50 Special sale Of Boys hnc
Box Calf and Winter Russet Shoes
$1.47; usually S175; don't require rub
bes. Girls Viscola Kid Shoes, the
newest Winter Shoe for girls, $122 in
place Of s15O. A little purchase OF
Girls Shoes, sizes IL to 2, price 69c
! OIIluhU ~ Shoe House
No. 10 East Fourth St.,
Between Market and King.
Evening journal., 1898-12-10
WAYFARER'S NOTE BOOK
Things, Pleasant and Unpleas-
ant, Caught on the Way.
sEITs ON PRISONS AND THINGS
Of lou READ TzEM BEFORE sup
PER THEY WILL AID YOUR DI-
GEsTIoN. BUT THERE is NuTH-
ING PUT IN THEM TO LUu-L you
TO SLEEP.
sENATEls NEXT sPnANER.

In the selection OF the speaker Of
the State Senate the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company viii pay an i'm
portant part" remarked prcminent
Democratic politician to the Wayfarer.
You know the speaker appoints the
committees, and the railroad company
as vel. as several other large corpora
tons, are vitality interested in the conn
position OF the committee on corpora
tons, which Will have charge OF the
framing of the general corporation bin.
Like influence wifi also have an inn
portant bearing in tine election of the
speaker OF the Republican House"
Evening journal., 1898-12-10

will not have te come down here, as
this is a bad country for fat people,
have dropped about fifteen pounds al
ready but I tell you 7 feel fine, as am
taking good care Of myself. I guess
have said al for this time, as the
man steamer leaves again in about an
hour
Mr. Devinish also received a letter
from another son, w. G. Devinish, who
IS in the Second United States Artil-
lery and who passed through this city
on November "a on his way to Savan.
NAH On or about December Is, his
regiment will go to Moro Castle, il
| Havana harbor
Evening journal., 1898-12-10
TWO WOMEN spRINrERs

When a woman chascs a street car
ana the conductor is ignorant Of the
iaet the chances are always in favcr
OF the car. About O'Clock last even
ing an occurrence Of this character
came beneath The observation OF the
Waylarer. Two young women reach
ed sixth and Market streets Just after
the West Eighth street car had left
lne anxiety OF one Of them to- reach
nome in time to get supper impeled
them 10 run after the car hopinp TO
catch it at Seventh street They were
out in the street. The car stopped M
seventh street and it's two pursuers
We're but few feet away when n
started on again. They were deter
mined, and decided 10 chase Il to
Eight street. Invoking the aid of a
small boy they sent him ahead To
nod the car for them When they had
almost reaehed Eighth street the
small boy met them and said:
No use; too late; ehes gone!"
You won't be home in time to get
supper said one woman 10 The other.
just then a man who had overheard
the hurried remhrke. said:
Ladies', that boy misinformed you.
You car Is still standing on Eighth
street. -"
They Immediately resumed the
chape The corner was rounded in
time TO see the car moving down the
grane Again they stopped, but. see
ing IL slow up and stop ak Shipley
street, ehey mhde a final dash and am
other miss. Then THEY gave it up.
They bad run from Sixth and Mar
ket to Eighth and shlpley for car
on a line which runs cars every six
minutes.
However. everything brings It's rec
ompenke, and their sprinting powers
Afforded no end Of amusement 10 per
sons on Hhe efreef
Evening journal., 1898-12-10
DOWN IN HAVANA HARB0R.

DOWN IN HAVANA HARBOR.
John Devinish. of this city, has re-
ceived the following letter from his
sou.J. Edward Devinish, who is on the
United States cruiser Topeka. and has
kinily given it 90 the Wayfarer for
publication.
Havana Cuba, Dec. 3, 1898.
NY Dear Parents: ! write to inform
You that we are stil in Havana har-
Dor, but | think we will move out next
week. as the flagship. New York, Will
be here ON Monday and think we will
bc relieved tell you this is a fine
city with all its high mountains
around *. There are some Of the finest
/ buildings here that I ever saw. but the
city needs a great deal oil cleaning.
They hold bull fights here every Sun
day. We have NOT been ashore yet. but
/ / think we win so in a day or GO, as the
officers have been ashore. Moro Cas-
tie is a great fort. and we would have
had a big job to batter it down We
are being looked AZ severely by the
Spaniards. They go past us and tell us
Ito forget the Maine There were three
in a boat the either day and as they
were refused on board, they told US not
to be afraid chat they would not blow
US up. | tell You we feel our position
very keenly. with about twelve Span
ieh gunboats and seventeen transports
around us, and the sailors and soldiers
I making faces and yelling at u.s. Bu
we will be all right when the New
York gets here. I would not be afrait
to fight the whole fleet with two boats
We are acting the part OF flagship fo
Sampson, and are TO stay here ten dayi
and then so TO Matanzas or Cardenas
We are out for a long cruise, but WI
are coming back here again We ar
lying right acrCes from where tn
Maine was. We allow no one aboard
We also are NO. allowed 10 use III
4 water or meat or vegetables. as there z
! a lot OF fever here Yet we are lookin.
for United States troops every day
J There are about seventeen transport
now TO take away what Spanish troop
there are left here When they ar
= loaded they arc sight to lock at. 90
e men on boat. We are to raise tn
! grand Old flag here the first of tb
d year and what "a grand time that vii
4 be.
: think We VAL Sc North about ire Is
> OF April hope brother Is wen an
Evening journal., 1898-12-10

Of the Diamond State Iron Company
and the bridge men and lOungers fol-
lowing. It was several minutes before
the rat was caught. so skihfully did It
elude its relentless pursuer On sew
safety beneath the bridge but the men
were friends OF the cat and prevented
IL from eccapng in that direction.
When both the rat and the cat were all
mcEt exhausted the former succeeded
in getting paey the guard and under
the bridge. The cat followed, but the
rat was ak home and the cat was, so TO
speak, In. a etrange gaTet" Now
labby is spending twenty-four hours a
day watching and waiting for that par
ticuiar rat to leave The home plate and
make for nrss bqre
Evening journal., 1898-12-10

Watches We want to standl
in with the Boys;l
Given we want to inn
press them that vel
With want their trade,
and we know howl
Boys every Boy appre-
ciates his First
Clothing Watch. U n til
Christmas we are
giving the celebrated "Yankee"
Nickel Watch, with Nickel
Chain and Charm with every
S. Boys Suit, Oyercoat, Refer
or Hats and Shoes. With every
$40 worth of Boys Clothing
Hats and Shoes, the well-known|
"Royal" Gold Composition
Watch with Cham and Charm.
These Watches are not play
things, but guaranteed time
keepers and sold everywhere.
Prices are the same, and we
are doing this to advertise and
popularize our Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing Department.
jas. I. MULLIN & SONS,
Clothing, Sixth and
Hats, Market,
Shoes, Wilmington,
Evening journal., 1898-12-10
nIrRrAT. Ar CursTrP

In Chester Rural Cemetery to-mor-
row afternoon the body of Blanche e.
Casey, daughter OF Ambrose S. and
Sarah H. Ottey, Will be buried The
services will be held at Claymont.
Evening journal., 1898-12-10
VICTIM OF ApopI-E 49,

Mrs Rachel Jones, Of 427 East
Third street, died suddenly of e apo
plexy having been taken IN on Mon
day. Her daughter is seriously III and
she walls after medicine for her when
attacked by The fatal illness.
Evening journal., 1898-12-10
RrRaED An, Cathedral

High mass was said at 81. Paul's r.
c. Church this morning over the re-
mains of Sarah, wife OF Patrick Ryan,
of No. ITO Pleasant street. Interment
was made at Cathedral Cemetery
Evening journal., 1898-12-10

A WONDERFUL AND NOVEL PLAN.
TO get something for nothing. The
Great American Trading Company, No.
419 Market street.
Evening journal., 1898-12-10
NEW WONDERLAND THEATRE

V w. L. DOCESTADER. Manager.
Performances daily, Afternoon o'clock;
Evening 8 o'clock. Admission 10. 20, 30
cents. Devoted to Drama and Vaudeville.
Evening journal., 1898-12-10
NIARR1ED.
HARIlG

CLARKE - DENNEY.-O December
z, at the home of the bride, by Rev
George A. Wolfe, Charles f. Clarke
end Miss Mary E. Denney.
Evening journal., 1898-12-10

People who use good judgment buy
the Ludwig Piano, 515 Shipley street
Evening journal., 1898-12-10
NOr roIN nF rHr REAI.M


Andy Wilhelm, the genial proprie-
tor Of a libation establishment on Ship
ley street above Fourth, has a small
brown dog which IS a wonder in ite
way IL swallows all the pennies il can
get. and has been doing il for years
IN the course Of year hundreds Of
customers contribute their mites to-
wards the fruitless work OF endeavor-
Ing to MI this canine savings bank.
The pennies are placed on the dogs
nose. his master counts "One. two!
threev in German, the coins are toss
ed in the air, caught and swallowed,
While hundreds Of persons know OF
this characteristic OF the dog there are
thousands who never heard OF It; but
the Wayfarer recitee the matter at THE
time TO introduce a NEW fact. A day OF
two ago a plumber entered the saloon
ordered a drink, and thought he would
fool the dog. Having some small iron
washers, about the size OF a penny, In
his pocket. he placed one on the dogs
most. .the count and toss were made. but
instead Of swallowing IL, the animal
ciehted e from his mouth with every
sign Of disgust. Several attempts were
made to deceive him, but without sue
cess.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-04-20

uvedene zpravy vyborove plnych
6 hodin tomu venovano, aniz by
k jakemu vysledku bylo Sc dospe-
10. Reenili Turner 2 Washingto-
nu, Hoar 2 Massachusetts, Turpie
z Indiny, Gray Delaware Fair
banks Indiany jelikoz jeste
celia fada senatorn ku slovu pfihla
senou jest, sotva as dnes ku hla-
sovani Sc dospeje. Vsichni fecnf-
ci shodovali Sc v tom, ze zakroce-
nj ma Kube nezbytnym jest je-
dinky rozdil jevil Sc tom, zda
zaroveh pfi tom nynejsf republic
kanska vlada kubanska uznana
byti by nemela. Pfatele planu
poslednejsfho zdajf Sc byti II vetsi-
ne proto nebylo by divu, kdyz
by zprava mensiny vyboru pfijata
byla. V pffpadu tom president
zamysli resoluci vetovati.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-04-20

lem nipomoci republiky Kuban-
ske pfi udrzeni neodvislosti, tim
to uznavane; president dale jest
opravhovan nafizuje Sc mu po-
skytnouti bezodkladne 1levy hla-
dovicim Kubancnm. 0 zpravach
vyboru dovolena debata 4ominu-
tova kdyz hlasovani 0 zprave
mensiny pfedsevzato, tu 100 proti
I47 hlasnm zavrzena. Navrh. ably
zprava vetsiny zpet vyboru odka-
zana byla, tim pavodem, ably We
zpravu svou uznanf neodvislosti
Kuby vtelil, porazen I9o proti
I47 hlasdm a koneene zprava vet
siny 322 proti Io hlas1m pfijata.
Proti hlasovalo IS demokratu, 3
republican, I populista. Ease
danf v 6:3o odroceno. We ctvr-
TEX bylo zasedani klidnym, nebot
o otazku kubanskou ami nezava-
demo a cele zasedani venovano
projednavanf rnznych pfedloh,
jichz celia fada pfijata.
V senatu rokovano v 1tery te-
mef po pine 3 hodiny zalezito-
sti kubanske a celkem podany til
resoluce, k teze Sc vztahujicf.
Prva mich podana Lindsayem 2
Kentucky a pozaduje Sc j, ably
zamyslene zakroceni nase proti
Spanelnm ma Kube vedeno bylo
"a spolupnsobeni gen. Gomeza,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-04-20

bodnym neodvislym byti; 2. ze
jest povinosti SIP. Stat1 zadati a
ze vlada timto zada, by vlada
spanelska ihned vzdala Sc narokd
a vlady ma ostrove Kube a odvo-
lala muzstvo sve ostrova a LODI
stvo sve vod kubanskych; 3. ze
presidentu timto Sc nafizuje on
zpinomochuje Sc. pouziti veskere-
ho vojska lodstva spolkoveho a
k povolanf do Gimme sluzby veske
ry statnf obrany jednotlivych sta
to, de takych roz mer1, jak by to-
ho zapotfebf bylo, ably resoluce
tato platnost pfivedena byla.
Mensinou vyboru podana zprava
nasledovni: "Podep sani tlenove
vyboru zahranicnfch zalezitosti
souhlasf dplne Sc zpravou vetsiny
vyboru, avsak jsou pro bezodklad-
ne uznanf republiky kubanske, jak
nynf ma ostrove stava, co svobod-
ne, neodvisle svrchovane moci
mezi ostatnfmi narody sveta. -
Projednani obou zprav odlozeno
ma ctvrtek a zbytek zasedanf stra-
ven fecmi senatorh Forakera a
Lode, ktefi stanovisko sve v otaz-
ce ospravedlhovali kteff dovozo-
vail, ze uznanf neodvislosti ku-
hanske nezbytnym jest. Zaseda-
nj odroceno v 5:2o. We ttvrtek
zapocato projednavanfm yyse
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-04-20

vrchnfm vsak velenfm nejvyssfho
velitele vojska americkeho. Druha
podana Wilsonem Washingtonu
pozadovano jest j ma presiden-
tn, ably bezodkladne utinil takych
krokn, jimiz by neodvislost ku-
bancdm zajistena byla tfeti po-
dana Al.enem Q Nebrasky, kteryz
zadal zastaveni valky ma Kube a
O zajisteni lidu tamnfmu pevne a
svobodne vlady. Mimo toho tez
mluvili o otazce kubanske Pettus
z Alabamy, Mason Illinos a Bu-
tier North Caroliny. Zbytek
zasedani venovan byl projednava-
nj rozpoetu pro rnzna vydani. We
,:ss zahajena schnze vykona We
4:45 zasedanf odroceno. We site
du hned po zahajeni zasedanf po-
dana byla zprava vetsiny vyboru,
jemuz poselstvf presidentovo cd
kazano bylo bylo sice znela taz
nasledovne: Jelikoz hrdzne ony
pomery, jez po vice jak 3 roxy pa
novaly ma ostrove Kube, TAX biz
KEN nasim bfehum, otfasly mrav-
MIN smyslenfm naseho lidu, byly
hanbou kfesfanske civilizaci
vrcholily We znicenf naseho vailed
neho parnfku We zmafeni 400
zivott muzstva tehoz, kdyz lod ia
pfatelskou navstevou v pfistavu
havanskem dlela, coz vse dele ne
mdze b5ti trpeno, jak to III po-
selstvi presidentove dne II. dub
ma uvedeno bylo vdei eemuz
kongres k einosti vyzvan byl, pro-
to budiz usneseno: ~ ze lid o.
strova Kuby pravem mel by svo-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-04-20
KRONIKA UDALOSTf.
STAY 0seni.

Die vykazu hospodafskeho od-
boru byl stav ozimky ma /. dubna
ma SO bodn, proti Sr.5 temze
mesici roku minuleho a proti IT. I
v dubnu r. 1896. V hlavneJsfch,
ozimku pestujfcfch statech, stala
ST tato nasledovne: Pennsylva-
MIA 81, Ohio SO, Michigan ga,
Indiana IS, Illinois IS, Missouri
81, Kansas IoI California 62. -
STAY ozimniho zita odhadovan ma
GAL bodu proti $50 dubnu ro-
ku minuleho a proti SAG temze
obdobf r. 1896. Co Sc tyce padu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-04-20
Revmatism yyleeen.

Manzelka mole uzfvala Chamberlain.
hv Pain Balm proti revmatismu. docf
livsi valne tileyy mobu jei odporuciti
Iako znamenity liniment proti revmati
smu jinym potfebam dtmacnosti. pti
nichz shl dali jsme iei cennym. - w. J.
Cuyler. Rd Crees. n. Y.
Pan Cuyler Jest iednfm 2 pfednich OBJ
cLodnikh v teto osade jednfm neiva
zenejsfch muzh okoh.. w. g. Phippin.
redaktor Red Creek Herald. Ma pr0de
u vsech lekarnfkd.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-04-20
MOVE zPRAvY DOMACf.
P0LITIcKf.
z kongresu.


totiz vyvozovali, ze pry president
vyrozumfva zakroceni ma Kube v
tom smyslu, ably Kubanci vlastne
pfinuceni byli spanelske autono-
mil Sc podrobiti, COZ ovsem plate
Ii McKinleyho CO nejdnrazneji wy
vracovano. Zbytek zasedani We
novan rokovanf zalezitostech, di-
striktu Columbie Sc tykajicfch. -
We stfedu panovalo cd sameho "a
pocetf zasedani neobycejne nap
jeff, nebot' ocekavana zprava W.
boru, jemuz poselstvi presidento-
vo bylo odkazano ma jejfmz pfi-
jeti, jak devet desetin poslanc1
nahlfzelo, valka Sc Spanelskem "a
visf. Zprava tato podana sne-
movne teprve kratce pied 3. no.
dinou a zaroveh pozadano o jed
nohlasny souhlas k 5ezodkladne.
mu jejfmu projednanf. Proti to-
mu zvednut odpor Baileym Te-
xas, vndcem demokraticke mensi-
ny, kteryz ucinil tax jedine proto,
an pfedem zaruceno miti mel, jak
mnoho casu ku debate zprave
povoleno bude. z protestu jeho
vyvinula Sc celia fada spord mezi
jednotlivymi poslanci konecne i
ku rvacce doslo, behem kterez pa
nj poslanci knihami po sobe ha-
zeli kterez jedine zakrocenim
kvestora pfitrz ucineno. Kdyz
konecne pofadek zjednan kdyz
zprava vyboru ma jednacf pofadek
kteryz odporucil, ably bezod-
kladnym projednanfm zprayy "a
pocato bylo, byla pfijata, pfectena
zprava vetsiny vyboru, kteraz zni
nasledovne: "Jelikoz vlada Spa
nelska po minule 3 roxy vedla
valku ma kubG proti povstalemu
lidu tamnfnu, aniz by byla ucini-
la jakehokoliv pokroku We smeru
potlacenf povstanf tohoto a jeli-
koz vedla valku spdsobem, nesou-
hlasfcfm pravem mezinarodnim,
sp0sobiysi smrt hladem vice jak
200, 600 nevinych osob, 2 nichz
vetsina byla bezbranych zen df-
tex pnsobivsi nezmernou skodu
obchodnfm zajm1m Sp. Statn, ia
koz ztratu majetku zivott mno
ha nasich obcann a pnsobivsi Wy
danf mnoha milionn dolard ma
patrolovalf naseho pobfezf ma
stfezenf vysokeho mofe "a deelem
zachovanf neutrality; jelikoz ta-
to dlouha fada ztrat, skod bfe-
men, "a nez Spanelsko jest zod-
povednym, vrcholila We zniceni
spolkoveho valecneho parnfku ma
seho Maine v .pfistavu havanskem
a v zabitf 400 nasich namofnfku,
budiz usneseno, ze president jest
tfmto opraviiovan a nafizuje Sc
mu zakroeiti bezodkladne "a dee
lem ukoncenf valky ma Kube, S
tim cilem a 1myslem, ably rrvaly
pokoj pofadek zaveden tam byl
a ably svobodnou v1li lidu tamnf-
no trvala a neodvisla vlada ma
Kub9 zfizena byla; a president je
tfmto opravfiovan a zmochovan
pouziti vojska j namofnictva spoil
"a 1celem provedenf 1my- |
slii teto resoluce." Zprava men
siny vyboru znela nasledovne;
"Budiz usneseno, ze vlada Spol. |
Statn tfmto uznava neodvislost re-
kubanske; ze, ma zaklade
pocitd lidskosti, zajmd provo
kace, mezi nimiz jest zdmyslne
zakotvenf parniku Maine mad
podmofskym podkopem a znieenf
tehoz pfistavu havanskem, pre-
sidentu Sp. Statn Sc tfmto nafizu-
le pouzfti bezodkladne vojska
nzmofnictva spolkoveho "a dee |