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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-10

The sicet, snow and leo have extended
into Southern Texas. VIII be very bad
for cattle. Predicted that 1t will be much
colder.
Waco Gas company has petitioned for
a natural gas franchise for that city.
Murderer Little, In Jail at Grccnviile.
Is not much cast down ut the prospect Of
the gallows.
Delegates TO the Farmers National con-
gress are now on tour OF Texas.
Stated authoritatively that the McFad-
dcns will remove headquarters from Hous-
ton 90 Galveston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-10

ana Zine cut chewing tobacco and cigaf-
etges prescribed by law shall be pcrmitfeh
to have packed In or attached TO, or con-
occted wi h them, any article or Thing cner
than the manufactured Wrappers and labels,
inc internal revenue stamp aud the tobacco
or cigarettes respectively. put theroi,
when tax is required to be pead under the
Internal revenue laws, cor shall there oe
affixed 10, branded, stamped. waittan o.
prlnted upon said packages or their contents
any promise or offer OF, or any order OF
check for any gift, prize. premium or re-
ward
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-10

Wilmington, Del. December 9.--The gov
ernment today rested IT'S case IN the trial
OF uniscd States Senator Richard r. Kenny,
on charges OF conspiracy and aiding and
aoettlng IN the misapplicatlon of funds In
me FIRST Nauional bank Of Dover, and Sem
aior Kenny was placed en- the stand in his
own de.snse. For over two hours -he toli
OF his re.a Ions with the defaulting teller.
lie pronounced as false all the important
tlcrimlnating testimony given by Boggs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-10

A thrill Of horror ran through the crowd.
III leIa and Witnesses rush to the body and
snatehsd the cap rom his head TO tina blood
oCzins fom the mouth, nose aad eyes. a
dostor was calleA and soon Anderson opened
his eyes and. 1t was SAID, began TO breathe
na,urai.y. He was carried feet foremost
up the stairs to the platform aai laid down
until chair was obtained. He was placed
In this. hut never spoke.
Preparations for rehanging him were
hurriedly made. The other end of the rope
was adjusted around his neck He was
raised TO a standing position and the straps
aeafa placed on his limbs. While being
sprurg. In twenty three minutes life was
pronounced extinct.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-10

Iinl army reorganization bill lie be,ns
cei sidercd by the louse committee OH
military affairs.
Tho cabinet discussing tariff and postal
regulations Tor Cuba: Porto Rico and the
Philippines. b
y President Mckinley does not know what
to 60 with the Philippines and is waitng
fer public sentiment to shape itself!
Democratic caucus to be held tonight TO
dctId, on the binding force OF caucus de-
t,elnns. 80 .N.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-10

Mayor Harrison calls for volunteers
10 Help Him Oycrthrow the
HOOdlcrs.

Chicago, December .. Democrats. repub-
licaps ana citizens, irrespective Of their
past party affiliations. assembled Ia mass
meetings in various wards OF the city to-
nig,ft and declared themselves utterly OPP
uosed to any street railway legislation un-
der the Allen law. Prominent speakers
we're In attendance at the mcelings. The
ward machinery of the democratic party
took up the cause just MS the executive
committee of the republican party had q
few days previously. Chicago has never
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-10

re Admits that 40 Knew nf singer.
iy's Excessive Loans

re Admits that 10 Knew nf Singer
Tvs Excessive Loans.
dmiiaaeiphia, December 9.--iNhe govern
nient resscd its case today at noon In the
case Of William Steele. casAier OF thu
wrecked Chestnut Street Natsolal bank.
en14sed VITA conspiney vita Pre- mt
M'iliam NJ. slnseriy in the milaaplica Ion
OF the funds OF .he institution and m,,.lay
!aise retonSs OF 'pae banks coniIaon q tbs
somptnolier Of Tho currency. Oashiar
ssee!ss case In generll was aa adm siou
enAa ne kaew all the time the coadl on o
me bapk aud excessive loans b .ag IN
70 Mr., S1neerly He also seated ha IN
also by the officials In washington. '
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NEWS BUDGET FROM DIBI
A FISHING LAKE AMI pASs
PANY no BE ORGASnS !
"A Protracted Meeting 4 =
soon.-sninrles Of All city g.
Fl Have Been Cut. 4

Brenham, Texas. December s,-i. I.
tlenien OF BRENNAN VINO nave iot 7. w
OF years been Considering 4 IA = !,
AND park dor rner own pieasus \
pleasure or their friends have u rs Es !,
iee-ed ehc properly for the puses., (;
ianscn.en.s are nov nak.ng ,o- ~ .,sa
HaJ.oll OF a company. egs Y 's''' 8
ine mdlter .ndS Deen In hand n. w y =.
days. W will De remembevyd lb.,s.7
numDer OF Occasions a pro,as, nS,' :.
kild mas Deem cousA.e.sd. Nh NJ " !.
egnseine.rt cousd be ieauhed as & 'tS q
20 pe utailzed. Anew days 40 I NJ!
ence was hal, in whicn sagcnie M 4,
some WaS one 0l lie parties n s,s3
ted a proposadon reyarl.ns lii sesii72|
and 1t MAS considerea. A suryey \ +
iand has been made, aud It hs, ~
ciued that Uhe proper impro,en Il, y Z
be nlaae 20 give Just what ia wuaAa n
list of STOCKHOLDERS is fixed It mi.
shares at Sl00 each. Tho subsc,IbsI +
headed by Henry X. Harrison of ~ f
National bank and others have ousd
Guiding 'Messrs. Il. w. IND r., a. SAai
burg, HeDer Stone, D. G. Giddia5l
and others. 1t is proposed 10 miIs
acres inco a park, and to have d a.
lion a lake about eignt inches dssa I
dam aiong one side OF It being lsp "a
lel.Gth. The work on the affair viIl =
mence as soon as the proper pssna
can be made. IN
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Oakland Results.

San FRANCISCO. December s.-Clear: track
fast.
Iluturty course. selling Favorsham.
Silver Bealix, Gilt Edge. Time. 1ll1a.
One male. Recitation. Rosor-
monde. Guilyier. Time, 1:42.
Six furlonrs--Sam McKeever, Lime
watsr, olinthus. Time. IA
One and ene-eghb.l miles. purse Napa-
NIX. Msnslllto. Hugh Penny. Time, 1:o3A.
FuturHy course, purse Rubicon, Miss
Rowsna Ball 'cose. Time. Ito.
Six furlongs. purse-Mount McGregor IL.
Fly. Cardwe!l. Time. 1:14.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-10

Everybody Glad that the Peace Ne.
gOttatiOns Are Ended.

EOtiations Arc Ended.
London. December 10.--The Mad,ad cor
respondent Of the Standard says: Senior
MoateIo Rios acted under Instructions from
the government when no declined to ac-
ccde to the American demands conserving
tho caroIines and intlma,ed desire to
close thf negotiations. Both the govern
mint and the prsss approve his action and
protest against tie conduct Of the United
States.
Everybody in Spain Il pleased that the
negotiations are endsl. ,becausc all had
been apprehepsiye that fresh pratcnsions
on the paa OF the unitsi States would
he sprung upon The Spanish commlss ON ~
at every sitting.
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DuckMorlh Murderrn.

ST. Louis. December 9.-The Post Dis
patch today obtained signed statements
from A. $. Duckwouh. brother of Elliott
l. Duckworth. who was mysteriously killed
asre in JuSe, 1897, and NJ e.. Carter j
friend OF The family In which each ex-
presses his coHviJtion tha; Elliott had mo
reason TO commlte 60 and was vi
doubselly murdered.
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ArcI,itect. BIa,,,ed.

Detroit Mich, December s.-The coron,
ers Investigation Of the cause of the col.
laps OF the Roof Of the Wonderland theater
o. VIII CD dozen lives were lost. re orte
verdict todag to the effect that too heay,
weight was Paced on the roof, AMI pi :
tls the respont Utility for the disaster u or
the firm o. John Scott 4 Co.. architects Of
the building. 1850 =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-10
DOMESTIC.

John Andersen. the cook Of the Howard
Peak, was hanged at Norfolk, WI. Tho
rope broke and he was twice cropped
through tho trap.
Chicago citizens are determined the fran
cliibc ordinance shall not pass Until the
Alien law Is repealed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-10

Nashville. Tenn. December s.--It Is au-
'noritatively stated THAT the Nashville.
.chattanoosa and s.. Louis railway on Jan,
uary Will increas's WAGES . nsr cent thus
placing the wages OF operatives on The
same scale they we've two veala ago when
cut Of 10 per cent was made 4 5 Der
cent advances was made last summer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-10
COMMERCIAL.

Spot cotton Is up 1-s2d in Liverpool.
Lilo in New York and lsc in other mar
kcts.
Cotton futures In Liverpool 2-64 higher.
/ to points up In New York and 3 to 8
up in New Orleans.
Tho stock market active, strong and
higher. Wheat UP h@iac and coarse
grains unchanged,
Dun reports November business as the
greatest on record with activity IN iron
industties
Bradstreet's calls attention to tho un-
usual activity in all branches OF iron ana
steel. Business In general is reported
as satisfactory
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cnrcAaoANs DETERMINED.
No Franchise Ortitnnnce Cnn
BE Passed.

Especial Dispatch to The Post)
Chicago. December 9.-No KIND
of a franchise ordinance for the 4
street railway companies of Chicago
will pass the council of this city
until the Allen law is repealed by
the State legislature. This Is the
tltimatum Of Mayor Harrison, and
he VIII be backed by a sufficient
number OF members OF the council
10 prevent the passage of an ordi-
/ nance over bis veto.
There il no doubt now that the
Legislature Will repeal the Allen law
for the governor is practically for
It's repeal.
One hundred thousand badges
with the inscription, Save tho
streets. Stand by Chicago and
Mayor Harrison and against Yefkes
and DOODLE" have been ordered, and
citizens have been asked to wear
them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-10
STRICTLY sA !!

Ana scientific treatment A.. Z sspsst 4
DR.. Hathaway 4 Co. e. III apoa ~ =
They wish 70 impress c s d ~ /
fact that all diseases perusatcd " y
men should only Pc ,,,ific msth9. :
physicians and sclenus a,mrecsble 2 Z, \
SO, such diseases are .s,lils q.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-10
The sIx-Dny DIG Race.

New York. December 9.--Bsfore mild
night Miller had beaten the worlds record
made py himself year aGo, and his friends
bslieve that DO wiIll,e able 10 remain ahead
" ms own record until tho race Is ended.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-10

ixusxinn Minister Dealt win
tne l.niilel OF.

: Pek.n, December 9.-The new
? Russlan m.Uister. NJ. Dc Gers,
; pi,s.enlea Ills uleden4ia.s to me
; emperor today. The doWaser
: empress WAS Cot present. "A. De
; Giels. on his arrival here, Te-
: fuaeu 10 presenL his credSnt,ais
: 10 tue dowage. emp. ess. Ans en-
: pelor Appeared to ibe. weak ana
: SONY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-10

syphilis. nervous deD 1,l,,I yjl'sk
csie, structure. unnptu ,,srsSr q
tism. pimples. piless;; s' u's a. n L.
HATHAWAY 4 81, o. i5eSl 4
Antonio. Texas Hpnss ~ "a
sending for symptom - fc
No. for ncmen: NJ ho51
/ for cstarrh 6t-pass.
above diseps<s By n'ene
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!. or NJ. ELECTION

Breaham hive, No. ], L'a' 49,. !. 3
cabees, met last night ana s,., il
lowing officers: Mrs. s. E .pass ~
mander: Mrs. W. n, q. iieins 2
commander: Miss sopa.e '' rs,ofd \
keeper; Miss Alice clemons' M ~
Mrs b. Davis, chaplssn' NAME "
man, sergeant; Mss; A.. NJ, - s.rtisii'
at arms; Mrs. r. hau law IA slssi!!!
Baumgart, picket. A..s - I'd -
freshnenlts were server y,
loved by all present =u=711l Z.
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.suss1, lM'
osrulM&.s's
S$Sss u si'i'
s';::'ss'.s|
,ssg!1zlI|
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December 9.-The

SAN francisco. Cal. December 9.--The
storm which ragged over all the Pacific
coast la:t night and TODAY was one Of the
most severe ever recorded bv the WEATHER
Dureau. 1t extended from the northern
border down to Texas and fiom the Pacific
as far EAST as Nebraska.
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SALARIES CUT

At the meeting OF the city coundll
last Monday Afternoon the salaries n
year commencing April. 1893, were a.
round, the mayor being reducd 49,
per month to $50, and the ofiite n !!
commissioner and pound keepz ~!
at saaary of S45 per month Hslx9q
the mayor has exercised the pEr
street commissioner and the pohe
has drawn a salary OF S2b Der MA "a
SALARIES vera cut, the. reduction ol!
the rate of SIS from each one, Iue
has flied his veto with Clerk E7els
announcing his disapproval Of the -
fixed for salaries for the fiscA yslf !
mencing April, 1898. MI
The executive goes on 70 49,
thinks the council has been unwlH :
ting certain salaries. and spean y!
dutiss incumbent wpon the vare"
ployes OF the city. He SPEAKS o -
ties OF fire engineers Of the w0a y
is TO be done by the superlnlsn.x y
water works and of the dsllies y u
commissioner. The mayor goA 81 x I
whole ground and finally closes ny W
emphatic disagreement with the p'uo :
posed. 4anl ~
When the council next meets "
be q discussion of the veto ms s;sssi
the question will then De'
salaries remain as fixed. tine ov.s.-
the MAYOR to the contrary noaA,sss
ing?" The veto on this VIII % ~ W !
because the entire memDers $500
council is dn favor OF 1ne Il, I ,s~fl
policy and the sahrles WI .ss NJ !
fixed, tho amounts being DasssS ~
mayors veto.
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THE BLIZZARD.
Cold Wenthcr Prevails from the PA.
cific Coast to the Gulf.

New Orleans La. December 9.-The
weather throughout this State. Mississippi
and North Central Texas Is the worst ex-
psrienccd in December for many wears.
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d
Upon.

Hanna ~nl Not withdraw-.The
BYhtcrs eau Not Unite ON
Any One.
: Columbus, Ohio, Jan. Letters
and kilograms from protesting Re-
publican clubs and committees and
others continue 10 pour in from the
counties on the Governor and the Re-
publican members who are co-operat-
ing with the Democrats, and some Of
these messages and missiyes appeal
to Senator Foraker TO como 10 the re-
lief Of the party by declaring It TO be
the duty of all Republicans to stand
bv the decree OF the Toledo state
convention in supporting Senator
Hanna.
In reply to reports about Secretary
Sherman, Assistant Secretary Day,
Congressman Grosvenor and others
being made the Republican senate
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~ hope out OF bis ~thoug6ts: II
hardly seems that he will make q
brave show on the scaffold or that he
will he in any condition when the last
moments come to carry out his inten-
ton OF making q farewell speech.
HIS father has confessed to War
den Hale that he has given up all
hopes Of stay, and enters into the
most minute details about the hang
ing in a pitiably respondent way.
The Warden promises that no vulgar
curiosity on the part of medical men
or anybody else will be gratified after
the body has been cut down, and al
so says that the corpse will be deliv-
cred to Durranps parents Immediately
after. the execution for whatever dis
position they choose to make Of it.
Nearly 200 invitations have been
issued for the hanging, and it is ex-
pected that fully us people will be
present. The warden has been noti-
fed that bogus invitations have been
printed, and sold in San Francisco,
and every card presented at The prison
gates will be rigidly Inspected before
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servlce reform Who. ne
party, and argued that, as Mr..
N i
system enormously after the St.Louis

were not bound by the platform as
regarded these extensions lie
warned Republicans that the people
were overwhelmingly opposed to the
law.
Mr.. Johnson, (Rep } of Indiana,
followed Mr.. Grosvenor with an
elaborate argument in defense Of the
meut system.
Mr.. johnson and his colleague.
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lects OF another continuance unt


lnoDas Williams, the negro
charged with stealing tools from Mr..
L. Ii. Wallace's chest at the Flour
noy warehouse, wcs hold TO answer
for grand larceny, and in default of
bond went TO jail.
Henry Matthews, colored, was
presented on q charge OF stealing a
jelly from Mr.. Pat Lslly's grocery.
He pleaded guilty and was held to
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.l.nll,3 yo!!. ..@.fS s.lV|o|
ate yesterday Mr.. Allen, Of Nebrss.
ka, called up and the senate passed
the bill providing for the holding OF
a congress Of the representatives OF
different Indian tribes OF the United
States at Omaha In 1898 and appro-
pirates 100000 therefor. Some
minor amendments TO the bill were
made.
A bill appropriating sl75, 900 for
n public building at Fergus Falls,
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lie Traced Mr.. Schufz's politiN
history and deaed any one to poihs
out point in the trail which was not
tainted with political corruption.
Yet, he said, this was the man who,
with other foul political dema-
gogues'' at Cincinnati under the
name of the National Civil Service
League, chad denounced him and
those who thought with him on this
question. He read the resolutions
adopted at the Cincinnati meeting
branding them as infamous beyond
DIES cription.
Mr.. Grosvenor denounced George
William Curtis and other high priests
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TEXAS PLATINUM DISCOVERY.
Nuggets as Large as Peas Found
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aII otIer Iorhldueh ARTICLES at Tue

RaVOo UVtUIO HV I7''9'Oo NITV"5"' ''O
fo.e Durrant is brought into the
death chamber Warden Hale intends
to make speech to the assembled
crowd, demanding absolute silence
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In u Shalt Near JacksOnbOrO.
Fort Worth, Texas, Jan. -
Messrs. Deselle and Nickel, expert
miners of California, recently bought
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positively today he would never re-

lIIt TIC say nc WIS HUIIIIH"NoU Uy
the Toledo state convention for sena-
tor and cannot retire in favor Of any
one. II he is defeated, the response.
h;l;tts for di.ragar1inU the daprap M
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near Jacksonboro. They have sunk a
ll0-foot shaft and found numerous
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MT I7"H'I9i NNNP'I VI IHIIHId' HuW
a hot cross-iire of debate and the
OaL.aIies SO hOisicrnnslv annlnnlnl
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through. Every visitor will be COM
PEELED to leave tobacco, fire arms and
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The bill to protect the uame and
;,..;..o;. ~ Tho Pod Gross waa nassa1

Mr.. Gray (Deleware) explained
that Miss Clara Barton, several years
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RFU OfVo' NVNIOtl 10 FIVsNN'N' IEV'"
those who would use II for CONNER
cial OF perhaps fraudulent purposes.
Under treaty entered into by ma
inritv M the civilized nations OF the
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the stale convention Will rest on those
xhn are now cn-nneraiinp with the
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Nv UT w
feel from the surface which con.
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ished, and 1t was left open until 2
O'Clock this afternoon, with pros
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the lookup for perjury. Judge San
ders issuing the warrants otter court.
The evidence 81 the case was not I'm.
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ll,
dence TO show that he really did
shoot the window, and the three
meudscious witnesses were ordered To
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latter's opposition to the present
The record-union., 1898-07-27
ON THE DIAMOND.
Results Of Yesterdays National
League Games.

NEW YORK, July 26.-Score:
Brooklyn 1, hits 3, errors 5; Boston g.,
hits 10, errors /. Batteries-J. Yeager
and Ryan; Lewis and Bergen.
BALTIMORE, July 26-Score: Balti-
more 4, hits 8, errors 1; New York 3,
hits 10, errors ,. Batteries-Maul and
Robinson Meekin, Gettig and Warner.
PITTSBURG, July 26.-Score of first
game: Pittsburg B. hits q, errors i;
Cincinnati 6. hits II. errors 3. Batter
ies-Hastings and BOwerman; Dwyer
and Peitz. Second game: Pittsburg ),
hits s, errors 3; Cincinnati =, hits 10,
errors O. Batteries-Hoffer and Bower
man; Hill and Vaughn.
LOUISVILLE, July 26.-The Browns
lost the game in the second inning
Score: Louisville ;, hits 8, errors U;
ST. Louis =. hits 9, errors =. Batteries
Fraser and Kittredge; Taylor and
Clements.
PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-Wash-
ington- Philadelphia game postponed;
rain.
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POWER OF SPAIN BROKEN.
Senator Morgan's Comment ON the
Peace Negotiations.

WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator
Morgan Of Alabama, senior Democratic
member of the Foreign Relations Com
mittee of the Senate, regards the peace
proposition as sign of submission by
Spain. THE power Of Spain is brok-
en- said he tonight, "and it is plain
that there is nothing to stop us now,
short of the Spanish border
Concerning the terms of peace, Sena-
tor Morgan has clearly defined ideas
My first proposition" he explained,
would be the complete surrender by
Spain of all territory over which the
flag floats. This would include Cuba,
Porto Rico, the Philippines. the Caro-
lines and the Ladrones l would make
this surrender the subject of a sep
arate and exclusive treaty. / would
demand of Spain a surrender uncondi-
tional in every particular and without
any reference to what We may wish to
do with the territory hereafter
Senator Foraker of Ohio, the only Re-
publican member of the Committee on
Foreign Relations in the city. said to-
night that he was very glad to see that
the end of the war was in sight; he did
not wish to take any position which
would appear to be forestalling the ac-
tion Of the Administration. The treaty
Of peace, when concluded, he said,
would be submitted to the Senate 1t
was his opinion that whatever terms
were made, the reasons for them would
be such as to commend them to the
judgment of the Senate. and they would
be agreed to. especially as hostilities
would have been ended