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The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-15

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Sunday School, 10 2. M; Service and sermons
II a. M; Junior Endeavor,3 8 p. M; Y. Z. 5. &. h
f., 6 80 p. M; Evening service, so p. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at
7:30
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War! War! Famine! Faminel

That's the cry in Cuba. The
people of Florence will have a
chance to see the realistic side of it
at the Presbyterian church next
Friday and Saturday, April 10 and
16. Reserved seats at post Office.
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April 7, 1898:

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Methodist Episcopal Church,
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Corner Main and Church streets. Parsonage
next door Ia the church.
Sunday School, 10 a. M; Morning Service, II a:
m. ; Glass meeting IL M; Juuior League, 30
D. M Senior League Z p. M. Evening Service
s p. m. Prayermeeting every Wednesday even
ing I 80.
Members OF all denominations or of no denom-
nation will be sincerely welcome at all of our
churches.
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Florence $ Cripple
Greek and Golden
Circle Railroads
CBG
ROuCe co
Cripple Creek Gold
Mining District

Reclining chair cars and Pullman sleep
ers. A. M. Moore, Agt. Florence,
c. f. Elliott, Genl Traffic Agent.
Denver, Colo.
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Santa 5e Route, Best Fine

Santa 5e Route, beSt Line
GHSC Double daily train ser
vice to Chicago, Kansas
City and all parts of
Kansas.
WGSC Two days to Galveston,
one night out to Phoenix,
quickest time to Port
land.
SOuc6 Two days to Galveston,
one night out to ElPaso,
36 hours to Mexico City.
Through Pullman Palace sleep
ers and free chair cars in each di-
rection. Daily tourist cars to Cal
ifornia, all trains are up to date
and fast. Dining cars and eating
houses managed by Mr.. Fred Har-
vey. w. j. BLACK, G. P. A.
Topeka, Kansas.
j. P. HALL. General Agent,
100 Lawrence St, Denver.
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Handles nothing but double
stamped whiskies and guaran-
tees satisfaction to all patrons.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-15

Entered ut the postofiicc at Florence, Colora-
do, for transmission through the mails as matter
OF the second class.
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This is Arbor Day. Plant trees,
and benefit posterity while you
benefit yourself.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-31
SENATOR'S rALM,
They no Not Think spnin WI Iirld
Without tfnhfiup.


Washington, March 30 Senator shelby
| Cullom, member Of the foreign relations
committee makes the following statement
in regard 10 the Cuban situation;
II don't sec how VIC can avoid war
with spain Tho feeling on the noar Of
TIE senate Is intense Il looks 20 me that
e the president soon does not define some
policy acceptable to congress it viii pro-
coed without him
II don't think Snap viii Yield TO our
demands without an armed contest. even
Al the eleventh hour She VIII sock to dc
lay with an Of the adpttness aud nncncss
known to her diplomacy when all the arts
Of diplomacy are exhausted think she will
ieht"
Senator George Gray Of Delaware made
the following statement.
Tho situation Is exceedingly gr,ye II
there Is amy change to be noted fl is that
We erc nearer war today than We wcrs
forty eishl hours aSo, ncrd not dwell
ON the events which have led up to this
condition OF things but ihey are known TO
al men"
senator / 7. Raw,ns Of Utah dictated
the following statement:
Il WAS loath TO introduce MY war rcso-
luton hu, ! thought the proper time had
ccme when decisive actloo should be taken
and there seemed to he some reluctance on
the par. ~ senators and REPRESENTATIVES,
to strike cut IN ;hc n,aitec, learned that
other resolutions, not going TO the extent
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crahlc feclNg among thu citigcne here. II
~ insisted that prompt action should be
taken TO assemble in these waters such a
display OF naval force as to thoroughly ON
set SPANS coming fleet which is generally
considered formidable
Captain sampson Captain Evans ana
Captain Chadwick had long consultation
today on board the flagship
There were ninety four passengers from
Havana by che Masco3tc tonight and
ampng them about finy Americans who
say that Americans arc not aafr In Havana
now
Tho Mallory linc steamer Nuecos arrived
iouishi from New York With 5000 packages
Ct provisions aud ammunition for The gov
ornmcNt
Commissioner Louis klopsca OF the
Christian Herald was on the steamer Mas
cote from Havana for Tamra tonlrAt He
said supplies have nov reached 40a towns
IN Cuba and have been distributed Ia g0S.-
GOA rcconccntrados. The work Is progress.
ting as faVorahly az conld bn expected The
province OF rtnar Del Rio was supplied On
Yesterday hat the amour; viii ONLY stavc
OF starvation for about ten DAYS We OK
roc 10 get morn provisions into that PROV
tnre before the expiration of the period
50 far as the Spantdrds are concerned
must say have never had an unkipd word
or look ron, amy OF them while engaged IN
relief wr;k 40 mol believe the much
talked,of riot in Havana viii onsun |
saw nothing 10 warrant such expectation"
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A SUMMARY OF T0DAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS
rmn sIrrAr,oN SUMMED rr.

J No attention n raid az Washington IL
the reported a,tcat OF Mexican eucrrillasi
: but y IL remembered that sobrai made
! some significant remarks,
: A fart known 10 tho board Of inquiry
Z but not embodied in tho report waa that
} the mine which destroyed the Maino was
) 70 large that ii could have come only from
tho snaninh governments armory.
! People OF Tampa are Inundated and
: onraecd III Tho undertaking 81 the report
: OF the Maine.
Mckinley was burned In cffisy at Du-
. rango, Colo. to show contempt for his
Spanish policy,
: Tho contemplated raid from Mrxco into
Texas territory was backed by spain and
: was TO have been led by spaninfd from
9 Havana.
: Republicans arc sald TO have voted
against nniley's resolution because they
: want action TO como from the republican
aldo.
Officially announced by Minister Wood.
ford that three more spanish warshps
have left for this side Of the ocean,
Tho Spanish government IN Cuba has
) made the greatest OF all buns; says the
Eastern provinces have been tranantlacd
and rcconccntradoa win he re.csthb,ishcd
on their farms aud furnished with i'm.
, plements and supplics by the government.
Mail adviccs say the Spanish flotilm cft
J the cnnnrirs on the I'D for Cuba A see
ond holilla is being prepared a. Cadis,
Tho nierio de 10 MARINE OF Havana eays
spain VIII never rclinquiph her hold os
Cuba
Cabinet council 10 be held ut Madrid to-
Gay. ai which anal ,uply to- American
pinposala will be formulated
situation still regarded at Washington
ns being extremely critical Mckinley
Gays he has demanded cessation oI the
war aud Tho ,troluto independence OF
Cuba, and expects reply by Friday Ut
the t1rthcst Spain has been unnuccessfu
in efforts 80 secure European mediation
United states rnld 10 have purchased
three West india Islands. two crulRcre aud
three torpedo boat dostrryera from Den
mark
German diplomats saw that sending food
to cuba - casus hclll
Cuhnn leadera cay they viii not pay tho
saoCo0 ooo for freedom tia, is helms en-.
encorod hy Morgan, Rothschiid and Me-
Cool and Saeas,a suya Spaiu viii not sell.
Republican caucus OF l2S members has
elvet Mckinley until Monday ut noon to
SLOW his truo cclors
Mckinley has asked the committees to
give him stNty moro hours, ana assures
thrm conclusion will be reached by FRI
day
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Nhc says TINT u the only Course Left
Npcn ~ Bep.

London, March 81 The vienna GORE.
spaa6em of the Standard says rho
queen regent q Spain, learn wrote per-
seasliy. last week % Emperor Francis 10.
srph ANA ether sovsrtisns Including Car
Nlvholas, reoevsuns net precisely nter
vSnutn Init the exeecl8c ot such Influence
AZ Washington as might roaaWcN TO d
reaoonl sol;euasnt without injury 80
Siain's alSat,y and vim, influence TO
her r>leiiySs IN Austria her mAiesss Nroie
that she regards herself as more getgered
than q zeal sovesglga. because she Is oaly
tfastee who VAS undertaken to hand over
70 son an iahpWtanee from his father, aa-
lapSieed and npla.ureA
! am III a dinlenst POSITION shc said
haglnE TO sf ne q guardian 90 the dynasty
MAleh must cNsose 10 any danger, and al
the saMe Tine a. defrnar; 81 the rights
honor ead iaterosts u spain Tho sus,
sfhdcr o. ibis IN any farm would am
question ably iptarS inc dynasty under
which 50 n,'eilrreds r'Aesras 10 ftsas far
i wonld keep taos snisrca.s intact with
sny eouniry's honor
~ do nor pretend q siya The nreteNt OF
The letters, bai emily lhgif geueral sense.
The recipients have heca deeply Impressed
hg tho snfjousHess OF sDph communica.
ton from a Woman az fus b remarkable ca
cray ernficnted by such mcmen,ous pros.
les,s -
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urRa,iNG WORK.
Noticeable Excitement IN tncyr'
SQUADRON to Get Ready

Fortress Monroe, Va, March W.
morning found great deai oil supp'',
excitement noticeable on the hyins X
ron, particularly in orders 10 mfl e
ing upon the vessels 10 hurry 'ne'.
to completion. Some workmen sN-
ship building yard employed " 80
some minor changes on the Brocklya
told emphatically that all WORK nss'
finished by tonight and the men .
would not be surprised 10 md 'n'
moving within few days. The au's \
in tho main due 10 the uncertanH n
situation in Washington and II
situation in Key West
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ENGL,Np's FonEIGN polrc,.
Mas Re Fully Debated in the House
of Commons.

MaS Re Fully Debated in the House
of Commons.
London, March 30.Sir Charles bike
made speech in the house OF commons
today maintaining that the events of III,
past twelve months had shown that IL is
not 10 The interest of the country TO have
the premiership aud the foreign ministry
combined in one person and asked the
government to fix day to dohat, the mo-
don
Mir Balfopr, The government leader IN
the house, first lord OF the treasury and
acting secretary Of state ror foreign affairs,
replied thar The Royernmrn, could MOI do so
SIS the discussion would resolve itself into
dncct attscN On the conduct OF foreign
affairs, aud, he explained, Il this was de-
sired II would be more convenient In the
torn OF a vote OF censure
However. continued Mr.. Balfouc there
would he a discussion OF the vote, bur only
iotomiai anu inconclusNe. owing to the az
sence OF papers on the Far Eastern aues-
ZION. When the latter were submitted he
expected a ruler discussion.
Sir Charles Dllke rctorted that he de-
sired discussion OF tho whole foreign POI
icy and not merely The qurslion q. CHINA.
To this Mr., Batour ans wcrcd thar # the
government received request for such n
dlsHussion he would arrange date for
than.
The house then adjourned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-31
nErrnLIcANs RnsrIvE.
They Have Determined to soon Set.
lie tho tubnn OucstIOn.9t

Tbry Have Determined IN soon Set.
Tic tho cuban Question
WASHINGTON. March so-vrhe republicans
Of tho house who are asgrcssivrly In favor
Of promp, and energetic action ~ tho cu-
han matter and who met last night II, cnn-
ference held another meeting today after
4 tho houso adjourned Last nish, forty-six
members were present Tonight they wee
reinforced by six,y-ninc, making total
OF i15. This constitutes more than rh1
| iori,y OF the republicans Of tho house ana
tho members present tonight say that Z
by no means represents tho full strength
OF those who will be satisfied with nothing
shor, or complete independence Of cnba.
Many Of the radicals favored armed In
/ torventon and few favor taking I'm the
Mainc disaster as casus bclli,
Many of tho leaders OF 4 . movement
saw the prcsIden, and all he asked VAS a
short delay Action now. he told thcm
would cmbarrass tho administration. Lead
ers explained the situation 10 tho confer
cncc.
They oounsellcd acqnlesconcc IN the
presidents desire, a rupture with the ad-
miuistration was greatly TO be por,d
aud should, they argued, only occur rs
last resort They informed the conference
4.
| tons now IN progress would either I'll
or be successful by the end Of the week.
lilo believed thoy would be successful. He
did not indicate their nature, hut said they
pointed out that It would b. mauifestly
ruinouS for tho details to he made publ
nov. They said further that the president
Informed them that he would, tn case OF
failure to the negotiations place the whoe
subject before congress and leave With /
the responsibility for what might follow
Mr., Adams of Pennsylvania, ranking
member Of tho foreign affairs committee,
in the absence of Mr.. Hit. who is i'll. OK |
planned that the sentiment OF tho commit |
tee was strongly against further delay, al
though he himself was a conservative But
he said tho committee was willing to defer
10 the Wishes OF the president and no ac-
'ion would be taken at the meeting to-
morrow. However. it a sstisfacto soIu-
ton had not been reached action would be
had on Monday.
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$500 aI-=IsaaHss-4a-s=-=la
sONsi ERCIAl.

American apot cotton markets advance
priccs i'i6c and Liverpool closes un-
changed.
New York cotton fuiurea III 10 . and
New orcans 10 10 points. Liverpool Is
about leI higher.
Wheat IN Chicago advances but loses all
but y Of the gain. Coarse grains about
unchanged.
Stock market,actlvc on tho belief that
there VIII 10 no war and good advances
Hre recorded.
An advance Of 10 to Is points in coffee
options.
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WILL HOLD CUBA.

sp"'" VIII Not Let the Insurgents
or Ar'ericn HIVE the island.
Havana, March 80 THE Daro dc Ia
Marine, commenting edi,orialiy on the
strained relations between Spain AMI The
United States and the hopes expressed here
that The trouble may be that The uniied
states VIII declare In favor OF the annexa.
iion OF Cuba and not for the Independence
Of the Island, says: Spain will spend her
last dollar before Swing Cuba up 10 either
the insurgents or the Americans
II as reported that orders have been
given to eSpei from Cuba George C. Mus
grave the correspondent of a New York
paper
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Witnesses refused to testify in MUIR
dor case At BRENNAN and were sent to
Jail
lIibcrnians Mt nenlsnn elected officers,
amended the constitution mud selected
Houston as tho poNt place OF meeting,
ncgrcss aged It's years died at Hemp
stc1d
Federal Judge Bryant refused the APP
rlication OF Galveston street railway en-
ployes for an increase in wages.
Dave pancy negro, was eiyeu the
death penalty az Columbus for wife muir
der, at Bryan negro named Williams
was given n life sentence for wife MUIR
der
General llatdcman la seriously III at
Austin.
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ywAsnrScros.
Ways ana mesus committee IN favor OF

Ways and means committee IN favor OF
mailing Dallas q SUPPORT 81 cntry
Representative Thousand has notified
his governor that Ia case OF war he VIII
tesien ns congressman ,nd raise n refi-
inch.sln LouisIann Other eonsfcssmer
lave conc the same.
senate calla on tho president Tor the re-
rotts of tho consuls In Cuba.
flotto thrown into q state Of cx,ite-
mcn. lw Bailey of TEXAS who. under
rira n personal privilege. irtrodncc1 a
resolution recognising cuban indcpcnd.
cncc. Tho resolution was ruled out OF
order aud an appeal taken, tho chair be-
ire s,Etalnrd $50 TO .lSa
sundry civil bin carries 5000 for Red
fish light In Texaa,
Dry dock for Galveston has been tenn
pofarily sidctracked.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-31
BOUGHT THREE ISLANDS.


uttcu StVtcs secures from UcnUn
~ Naval Rendezvous.
New York, March 2o.--A special ID
Journal and Advertiser from Washing
says:
There is some reason 10 believe Ali
government has made rErI
deal with foreign nat which
have most important bearing upss
relations with Spain.
j is said that the negotiations have
concluded for the cession to this or
Of the three Danish Islands IN the n
indies-St. Thomas. ST John az
Croix. IT IS also understood that ptfn|
sells to this country two cruisers and \
torpedo boat destroycrs. The price p'i1
said to be si5,ooO.Ooo. Nothing can
learned of the details, but i Is rlol
that the islands were sold for abort W
600 and the war vessels for about sses''
The Islands will be used as coai'nS J
lions and as a base for naval aciioa
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The Middle Glasses I'm spain believe
u tam tic Accomplished.

New York, March 80 Among the middle
classes the idea Of honorable peace has
taken firm hold and great and prodieious
Viii be the popularity OF tho ministry when
1T announces peaceful results, says the
Herald correspondent at Madrid.
II Is understood that the nope. through
thc paral nuncio csayoys his approval Of
peace under The circumstances suggested,
end Spain is his pni child
IN The palace there IL no doubt a; the
sentiment Tor the oueeu Is ,ha warnies,
advocate OF peace ard has grieved for
three years over the Cuhan war. She win
support with all her strength the great
opportunity which has fallen TO the lot Of
her country TO secure poacc With honor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-31
LOCAL.

Tho street ear strike is finally ended
The basis ct agreement,
Adjourned regular meeting OF city eoun-
I'll Some important reports called for
before the present administration expires.
Mr. Cranes campaign manager ia look
ing over tho situation in Houston.
The city democratic executive commit
tee Will hold its fnal meeting tonight;
NJ i. Burns contractor, is shot and
lilled by lohn Amrnhy.
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- .
TEN As pOLITYCs.

Mr., Evans OF Hunt asks candidates for
governor TO tahe stand on tho fec bill
aud tho assignment law
Wash Jones is a candidate for congress
from Tho Ninth district
Gibbs, Park and Tracy arc busy on
Mans FOR another fusion deal in an at
tempt to down democracy
faycuo county executive committee In
dorscd Hon. Jonathan Lane IA candi.
date for ccngross,
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ctn,Ns WANT m CHEAPER,
Arc Now Oats WHINE ~ IN, sron,-
tNN,nnr for the ISLAND.

New York, march 30 Tho ronnr, that
Spain was ready to grant Cuhsn indepead
oncr on payment of indemnity of 500 geo =
600 snd that president Palma for the in
surgcnts wss favorable TO the proposition
WAS the sNhiec' OF much discussion by the
Cuban iunts today In speaking for tho
members Of the jun,a noratlo : Ruhcns
said;
"rlis is tho old Man revived Two yosrs
$50 We were willing TO scitlc The trouble
this way, hui conditions have changed
since then. / am In position 10 say
with authority that while the CeNans viii
rot consent 20 paymcn, OF Saan .ooe. 600 for
their Independence they are willing ana
able u nay half thai sum"
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Havana, March 80 Span'sn ~
commanded by Colonel Escario' N =
trict of Manzanillo, has, It 10 ahas' Z
destroyed during the last 'u
ninety-four farms, sugar cane ~
concc plantation, some barracks q
hospitals. In addition Colonel r.
IRONS eapturea six insurgents.
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SOME AMERICAN PROPOSALS.
They Call for Armistiec Until October aud Uncle Sam l.
to Paeify the Insurgents.

Madrid Ners 30
slider the AmSreap noon
ON" Ny H and y eelech be
fMeace between United States nn
and Senior More The pF"scHe
onN aud It's pesson VIII
been dencaneihs Americas to proclaim
Immortality araste
the United VIII make ms
lea peace permanent and scoad
work
Nannsea March efhe above dreich Inc aa
whose possen
nat y MsN o. the dvoNneps today ne taken 81
neah TIRE haa slr,
q
Would no b pssea
rrchst9ly
Madria nor "N Z"
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Consul General Loo threatened, should
he be poisoned he wants the correspond
cnts 60 XIII tho waiter aud send for a
stomach pump
cubans viii not agree to an armistiee
unless II IS followed by Independence.
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corrcsnnuacnts Arc I.cn,inr.

Havana, March sc--Naay Of the corrc-
spcao'nts win 60 Noyth tomorrow, and /, IS
n'ohsbio thai only scvea Americas corre-
spoaaenss viii remain here. Gtorse MSssraye,
a correspondent VAS aeporicd today. Hs sss
charged With having come direct from tho
oaGp Of General Gomez,
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HEADED ron CrBA.
Spanish Torpedo FIotilla sailed Sew.
crai Days Ago for Havana.

London March so.-Mail adyices received
hsre today from Las Palmas. Canary ia.
lands, under date OF March 2s. confirm the
WASHINGTON advices of the sailing OF the
Spanish torpedo fleet. The letter says tina,
on that date three spanish torpedo boats.
ihree torpedo boat destroycrs and their es-
sort the transport ciudad De cadlz, re-.
se'Nrd tolesraphle orders to proceed to
Cuba.
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non's Naow The D,ncr,,cc

London, Mer,h 81. The Madrid corre
spondcn' q 'he Times commenting on the
ehseEfoincss ~ the Spanish public. su,.
ses's thai tas is due 10 the hore -,
Europe VIII be wiling 10 confront An,er,
la on Spslns hehslf tho public hsins n.
sspanie OF discerning between material
snsn.s anc courteous but piatcn.c
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popc Dc.ires Pence

London. March 81, The N0
spondent OF the Daily cbroniale s *, !,
vatican earnestly desires peas sa msalls
greatly esteems Spain, out a ,.s,s5 sut
his warm sympathy for me e .r'rsa q
The vatican regards the Am .ss,;r ~
olics as the hope OF the .a ~. iii ~
and desires TO do nothinf tna'
the Washington government