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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-08-10

Light colored Calico at 4c
Indigo Blue and Simpsons Black, silver grey, best
grades, at 4Hc.
Percales, "a inches wide, cheap at 10c our price
7Hc
Organizes worth from 12c to 35c, price N to
18c for the best.
Ginghams SC yard.
Mems shirtings DC per yard.
Better grade at eye per yard.
Extra good quality, worth 10c, price &c.
Red Table Cloth lie yard.
Bes.sr grades, fast colors, 50 inches wide, 221Hc
Table Oil Cloth, standard grades, several different
patterns TO select from, 15c per yard
Window Shades loo each.
Screen for Window Curtains sc yard.
Toweling by the yard, &c.
Better grades at reasonable prices.
Cannelton Sheeting Cotton 4c yard
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-08-10
Groceries.

First class Bacon, 7Hc ID.
Granulated Sugar, II lbs for one dollar
Good Green Coffee, 100 lb.
Soda, 2 lbs for &c.
Ceiiuloid aarch, &c package.
II Bars of Everybody's Soap, 25c.
packages Coffee Essence, DC.
Large Boxes Mustard Sardines, Sc box.
Coal Oil, 10c gallon.
Sacks Table Salt, 10c.
Large Box of Matches, 1000 in box for DC.
Everything else in proportion.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-08-10

nice lot of Ladies' Button or Lace Shoes patent
leather tip and facing, worth 40, price s105
Better grade of Ladies' Dongoa Shoes $175 values,
our price S1.35.
A Genuine Ladies' Dongola hand made shoe, high
y finished and the most perfect fitting shoe on the
market.
Mems Shoes, square coin toe, lace or congress,
worth 1.50, our price 81 TO-
better grade, regular 81 90 shoe, price $50
nice genuine shoe, worth "a, our price So.
Mems heavy pillow shoes 98c
better grade, seamless back, high top, worth
$50, our price 1875.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-23
EXPECTING Wan IN MADRID.
Spaaish saissss Wow ss Rssss. ~ cs,svse.
oPs ~ NoA at all.

seaahA saiSses Wow u Return ~ CesNsse.
ors ~ Noe at all.
Madrid. April 20. 4 n. m.-The news.
papers Of the Spanish, capital this
morning werc eagerly bought. They
were very wnrlike In tone.
The Liberal moderate Republican,
remarks: Even Minister WooLfori In
convinced that wnr is ut hnnd, having
left hIe farewell cards with the diplo-
matte body"
The Liberal. which In the organ Of
senor Sagnsta. the premier. heads its
leading article to-day with the single
word War" and says: ..The rrSoIu-
lions passed Thy C0ngrrssD are tnptn.
mount To 4 declaration Of wnr. Hr,nIn
has fcaricssly and unitesily prepared
to defend her rights. single hs nsi.sl
aud abandoned by the powers. hut
fortified by the Justice Of her cause. I"
The public generally act~pt the situ.
alton without apparent concern.
Adviccs from Cndix say that the
commander Of the new Spanish suuaL.
ron now heinR formed there recently
visited the shrine Of the virgin viii,
his men and there addressed the crews
OF The ships. Offering the choice Of NJ.
mnining behind to whoever felt fear.
The crews. II In added, unanimously
declared thnt they preferred 10 70 to
hHiiie. whcrcupon the spanish com.
nnnder and his men knelt and took a
solemn vow never 10 return to kpnIu
unlcss victorious.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-23
THE COAL QUESTION,
Anssseas Sisss In the Eass VIII Have -
Ne CAREFUL

Anss,~as vlsss In the Fest WIN Have -
Ne Careful
Washington, u. C.. AprR is-Great
Britain's declaration Of the contra band
character Of coal will affect the United
stntcx nj only one point--in the far
East. The United States now has ai
Hong Kong fleet Of six vessels, the
cruisers Baltimore. Olympia. Raleigh
nnd Boston. and gunboats Concord and
Petrol. and these ships are awaiting
the word 20 rush 60 Manila.
II the fortihcntIons Of the Philippines
should stand OF the American dect for
my length Of time. the Operations of
the vessels would i'c greatly emtar.
rasseti. for by EnRland's declaration
her colonista will le allowed 10 seil To
either bciligcrcnt supply only sum.
cient To take him TO bis home port.
Appre~iating the position assumed by
the British government. Commander
Dewey. acting under instructions from
SECRETARY Long. has purchased large
quantity Of coal and has stored II on
board two coliicru. which will accom-.
pnny his acct 10 the Philippines. TX.
tended operations would neecssitate q
renewal Of the supply. aud the cen.
trnl position Of Hawaii Ii pointed 70
by naval experts. who want Il for q
naval base.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-23

Washington. d. c.. April 10.-
The Cuban resolution passed by Con-
gress arrived at tho White House at
1:1b O'Clock. q little over an hour hav-
ing been consumed in the formalities
Of securing the si4natures of Speaker
Reed and Vice President Hobart to the
resolution In open session, and its de-
livery at the White House BY Repre-
sentative Hager. Of Iowa, chairman Of
the committee on enrolled bills. and
Representative Overstreet Of Indiana.
It was expected that the resolution
would be signed Immediately after It
had reached the President. and this
was President Mckinley's inclination,
but for certain state reasons II was
deemed advisable that the resolution
and the ultimatum to Spain should be
signed simultaneously. and time was
needed to draft the ultimatum In
diplomatic form.
According to the present plan. Min
lister Woodford will notify the Spanish
government OF the action Of the gov
ernment Of the United States, and
should the Spanish answer be unsatis-
factory. as is expected, the next step
would be to ask for his passports and
leave Madrid. That would be followed
Washington of Senor Polo, the Span
ish minister. At this point 1t can he
said that the State Department Off
cinls are confident that the Spanish
government will 70 shape every phase
OF the negotiations as to oblige US to
take the Initiative nt every point.
After the withdra wal OF the minister,
and. assuming that Spain does not
back down. will follow actual war, but
whether or not the first overt act would
ise preceded by formal declaration OF
war, which would insure the immedi-
nte naturalization OF the mowers. or
whether the North Atlantic squadron
Will make Its appearance OF Havana
as beginning. cannot he predicted. In
this connection II may be stated that
the army and navy experts are begin
ming to take a less hopeful view OF an
early and quick campaign than they
entertained short time ago. Months
are now mentioned instead OF weeks M
the probable length Of ho~tilitiex, mud
one eminent naval officer. who Ind ex.
perience In the late war. processes a
belief TINT unless outside pressure Ii
brought to bear war may easily drag
along \ year under existing circum-
ntAncen
Apparently the powers have sbau-
dontd open Efforts In Washington to
influence the cOurre OF our govern
ment. Matters were quiet ut all the
legations to-day, and no Instructions
were received by any OF the ambassa-
dors OF ministers In the line Of media.
tiOn.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-23

An English trade Journal thus re-
ports concerning the wheat prospects
IN continental Europe: Although the
French wheat nelds promise we'll. 1t Is
feared they are Affected by rankness
aAd weeds. Austria-Hungary IL suf-
essing from . plague Of deid mice and
oolss, which is spreading over the vast
plains Of the Leytha and Danube. The
osvs from Russia IL satisfactory. %
esr - the Aslma wheat OF 1898 10 con-
eerned: but the threshing Of the 1897
crop Indicates that the yield 10 very
small In the provinces which have
hitherto been credited with an average
crop"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-23
BILL TO cALLFo VOLUNTEERS

AAaiaisGsaasaa Msas.ss sss saaDssans
10000 frssss WIN n IasseasssS.
Washington, April 1a-Representa-
tive Hull Of Iowa, chairman Of the
House committee on military aifairs,
will tomorrow introduce an adminis-
tration bill. authorizing the President
to issue call for volunteers 70 the
number Of 5000 or 10000 men. 1t will
be considered Immediately BY the COM
mittee. its passage expedited ~ rapid
ly A. possible, and will take eject im-
mediately upon the Presldent's approv-
al. Its terms will authorize the Pres
ident to cali upon the various states
for quotas In making up the aggregate.
BY reading In this way instead Of
specifically looking to calling out the
various state militia. will avoid several
embarrassing technicalities. the main
one being the constitutional inhibition
on sending state militia ont Of the
country. while volunteers % called for
can be ordsrsd anywhere. II y likely
that II the situation develops into such
grave proportions AZ 10 now expected q
second call for 10000 voluntsssv will
be issued BY the President The neees-
sity for this immense number. how
ever. II not clear to the military au-
thoritie1 At this time. The draft Of
the present war measure has Just been
framed by the War Department on
cials and the Sessling members Of the
military committee have already con-
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-23
CUBAN JUNTA HAPPY,
fhsy Issss . Card Expessssag TAsas
rhaaks - A0ssseass-0o0sa VIII
Cs-Opssass VITA Oar Army.

fhsy Issss . Card Ezpeesssag TAsar
rhaaks - Aassseass-0eoss VIII
Ce-Opessss VITA Oar Army.
New York. April 10.-The following
statement on the congressional Cuban
revolutions was given out to-day at the
once Of the Cuban junta:
''The resolutions a. they stand are
tantamount TO the recognition Of the
Cuban republic. The declaration il
that the people Of Cuba are free and
independent. while the Cuban people
acknowledge allegiance only to the re.
public Of Cuba. which they have ~.
tablished and maintained by fore Of
arms. The only object Of the insurrec.
tion was the Independence Of the Gu.
bans. This is provided for by the reso-
lutions. The Cubanx asked that before
intervention there be recognition OF In.
dependence. This was also provided
for by the resolutions. Their desire to
run their own government FREE froiu
coercion Ii provided for by the fourth
paragraph Of the resolution.
Under these circumstances the de.
mand made by the United States that
spain NJ once evncuate the island and
the threat that In the event Of her NJ
Iusal the tand and naval forces Of the
Cnited States will le used TO comIel
evacuation. certainly merits the deep.
est gratitude on the part Of the Gu.
hans.
SHOULD forcr be necessary on the
part Of the United States. there will bs
the most complete cooperation by the
Cuban government md Its army. Coast
pilots aud practicssi pilots win ls
placed Immediately at the service of
the United States and In every way
will the Cui'ans aid In exleiling the
common enemy.
ITO the patriotism OF the American n
people aud the American press chr Gu.
hans owe debt of deepest gratitude.
and for the confidence which the Amer.
isnn people have In them they hope TO
prove their worthlnesa.
THE sseadfastnesa with which thrv
have pursued their ideal for indrprnd.
sncc and the organization which they
have shown In their night against Spalu
nr~ suiaicicnt prOof TINT they Will h.
able 10 maintain thrir Independence
and that I,rncr will le their only OBJ
ject for tho FUTURE
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-23

dIfiiculty In doing no. In view Of the
fact TINT he Outrnnks both Commodore
Schley and Captain Sampson. In COM
mand Of the two fleets. Neither Of
these officers could In Justice have been
relieved to make room for the former
commander Of the European squadron.
and the creation of the new ncct solves
the difficulty. II IL probable that the
San Francisco will be retained by Com
modorc Howell ms his flagship. thus
materially increasing the strength Of
the coast squadron.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-23

From n statement made by . Chi
eago paper. and widely copied. II ap-
pears that during the last four years
the annual average Of murders COM
aitted In the United States has cx-
ossdcd ten thousand. In this state
nent all cases OF homicide are massed
sndiscriminatcly A. "murders": but
murder In the legal sensc implies de-
libara;e malice. II II shown that Of
the cases reported. nincty-threc were
killed by ln.anc persons. two hundred
and twenty-five In defense OF life or
property. and forty-six hundred and
SAirty eight were the result OF brawis
OF Quarrcls. while twenty-six hundred
and afty-hvc are act down A. Of M
known causes. with all deductions or
explanations. the record Of bloodahcd
10 . national disgrace. and may we'll
b. called alarming: but the force Of
facts IL never strengthened By sxas.
geraiiou.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-23
INTERPRETATIONS.
asAay xAssaasA Naaasasl 0asFAson VIM
- NAiasesA UoAss tAe slsse

- HaiAsesA UnAss ~ slese
CsN fss fsosSA
Washinston, April 10.-Nilitary and
naval preparations continued to-day
with unabated vigor. Seven neet
steam yachts suitable for navigation In
Cuban waters were procured. and sev-
efal bids for steam coaliers were nade.
Arrangements are making to utilize .
number Of the powerful converted
smO0th-bore guns, survivors Of the
late war, as armament for the auxil--
larry cruisers. Many agents for ship
owners were at the Navy Department
to-day, Offering to sell crafts to the
government, but the prices are said to
be excessive. and no purchases were
made.
A great deal Of indignation has been
cold-biooded attempt OF persons own
to extoft from the government sums
Of money largely in excess Of the value
Of their craft. The same complaint 10
also made as to many kinds Of mill
tary and naval supplies, although It u
ceptional cases-the tubs makers and
gun-making people-every disposition
has been shown to sive the govern
ment the hest terms In price and time
Of delivery.
The authoritative statement was
made at the War Department to-day
that on the FIRST call for troops only
the national guard would be given an
opportunity to volunteer for service
In war. This statement ID In accord
ance with those made by Secretary
Alger to the national Ruardamen who
called on him at the War Department
on Saturday, when the modified Hull
bill for the expansion of the army was
under consideration. Secretary Aiger
thinks that such q course is In keeping
with sound discretion and the dictates
OF common sense, for the organized
militia have gone to great expense
and have devoted much time to per.
fectlng themselves for military duty.
Any other course. he believes, would
be destructive to the hest interests Of
the guard. A fnr Ms practicable, the
state organizations entering the volun-
teer service will remain intact, the
governors Of the various states being
permitted. as they We're In 1861. to
utHIkhute OluCtTN, WhItu
will include those of the grades OF sec
Ond lieutennnts to colonies. The Presi-
dent will reserve to himself the right
to appoint the stan and field officers.
Many applications have been made to
the War Department for permission to
volunteer. and among men Of all creeds.
natiOnnlities and politics there IN an
expressed Intention and desire to up
hold the honor and integrity Of the nag
Of the republic.
Secretary Alger made several add
tiOnal a1lOtments from the emergency
fund for the War Department. One
million dollars was given for the Qunr-
-terinaster's department only to meet
extraordinary expenses In the trans
portation Of troops and munitions Of
war: &i5.OOO for work OF balloons and
&00,OOO for perfecting the army tele-
grnph service. General Greedy. the
chief signal ofiicer. is a staunch advo-
cate Of the use Of balloons at the VA.
rious ports Of the country and In regu-
lnr field service.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-23
Asssasss ss TrsseA

Denver. April i0.-Thc contracts for
the transportation Of the infantry and
cavalry In the Department Of the Colo.
rndo 10 their respective destinations In
the southeast have isVn awarded io
the railroads who put In the lowest
bids In Response 10 call for them sent
out Friday by Colonel Atwood. chief Of
the coinmlssnry department.
The awards wrru made yesterday
afternoon. and II now depends entirely
upoa the railroads wbrn the truops will
move.
II 10 Impossible to tell exactly when
the troops viii move. sxceptlns thoac
Ut Fort Logan and Fort Douglas. Th~
cavalry at Fort Logan will b. the Arst
troops ln this dspartsusnt 10 leave their
post and starr for the South. They will
In transported by tho Santa re road,
ard will probably start tssorv sight
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-23

lovers OF orchestral music In New
York ind 1t rather difilcult to raise the
necessary 3l25.00O for n ave years
guarantee fund for = permanent or
chestra In that city. They have Sc
cured subscriptions for about $4,000.
and there the good work halts. for
some reason not apparent to the unin-
itiated masses. The metropolis should
not play second iddle In this matter TO
Boston and Chicago. cities which have
found NO dificrlty in sustaining per-
nanent orchestras OF surprising ex-
eellence.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-23

No city in the United States surpass-
- Philadelphia In the average intelli-
gence and honesty Of Its citizens. No
city In the United States equals Phila-
Aslphia In the rascality OF Its govern.
0eut. Why 10 II that Philednl-
phia instead OF being among the
bsst governed OF American munich
palities. II undeniably the worst?
Why ID II that the city which ought
70 b. . model In an awful example! !
Philadelphia has noble company Of
political economists. and = grand ar
ray Of philanthropists who never fall
70 take an active part In national af-
fairs. And all the while the lootlnE Of
Philadelphia treasury goes on. brib-
cry and corruption continue. and po-
lticai banking robs the widow and the
fatherless.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-23
y. Me-. vsssAs. n..s,ssA,s..

Washington. April ls.-lt was stated
n the Navy Department this afternoon
that the efforts to secure the Gillian
batticship OHlggins have tccn prac.
tIcnlly abnndoned and that ther~ Ii no
longer amy prospect thst the Unitssi
states desires o. viii bc abb 10 secure
any more warhipa, cithrr helonxins
10 foreign nations or t,ring built In for.
cixn ship yards. Assistant Secretary
Roosevelt said this afternoon that Il
was more than probable that The DE-.
I'artmcnt hereafter would confne lts
efforts In this direction 10 the acquire.
mcnt Of yachts. tags and small craft
generally for the auxiliary navy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-23

O981 &EvXOX
Bob ths msGAod aa6 rssal6 vben
egruPoe Figs y taksa; Il = p,sasant
nd isfFsshiag 70 ~ tasas, "a acts
gsatly ~ peomptly o. ths Kidnsys,
Liver and Bowsls, elsansas the sys.
IN sGsetaaliy, dispsls soaas, hssd.
acese sad fsvers and essss habitual
eoesapaEaoa. 6yrap Of Nes h ths
ealy Es1sdy Of its kind svse pro
anesd, pasas1ng - do tasas ID %.
eeptah1o 70 ths stomach, peunpt n
" aotaoa aad truly bsna1oial & h
eeeses, pssPaFsd oily from - nose
hsalthyand agrseabte0nhsannses. II
naaysessllast saaliGiss saunnani h
- d ~ hevs nAas + - ~
pepalas ssnedy knewa.
eyTap q 70 b boe - h -
go bottlss b al1 Isading dur.
Gisea Axy vsalAbis dsuGg{ vSo
~ ~ A6Wo b % han1 YIN 20.
s.se h psooptly foe ~ a. vho
w.ho b &yA E Donos esDsp4aiY
ekHU0Gag ~ Suup g !.
lDouNn1s - - mR a8
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-23
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kansas City. Mo-. April 3D.-Th~
Times n authority for the statcsuru,
that 4 combination has i,-cu formed
among the mule traders Of Kansas City
and n. Louis TO take advantage of
the nscrssliisa II the eovernment by
raising the prize NJ mules needed at
oec~ for iisr army. i'rh~s have hrru
advanced fully twenty'nve pss cent..
and another advance u planned. 1'ts
no mul~s sojd In Kansas CITY mn
week for as:s.%O I,ee bad aul H. mi
sold IN ~. Louis Tor el,3 arr seId 10
have cost the dealers lrss than 90 usr
head. The sovernin~ni Requires i,ui,,s-
dlately |. 1.tuO in0re Inutes. and fov tkpos
q still higher psice viii b. enacted b.
~ nsea who have cornefsd the avail
abss suppay. 11
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-23
pAoAsrA's srsono woaos.
says fhss spasa Wui Msa cssssss - L..
Aay 81 Nss fsey3eesy.

says fhss sSasa Wui Nsa cssssss - L..
Asy 81 ssss fssvssssy.
Madrid tvta PsrisD. April iD.-Thc
supporters of the government In toth
houses Of Parliament met In the H,,n.
ate chamber At 3 O'Clock this after.
nom. s~nor kAgasta. the premier. nj.
drrsscd e,sesn NJ follows:
This is mot tie moment to trsrr n
parliamentary program. but it~ mo.
mrnt 10 unite ourselves. ~ our fa,hcrs
have done. In the face Of an otiLous m.
tempt against the integrity 0f our ter.
ri.ory. The insult ofHcr,si us to-day il
the moai Infamous that has ever ts.cn
o6crwsi." O'rolOnRsi appla,,s~.D
Continuing. tenor NaKas,a counsrljr,i
- rapid constitution Of the chaii,ls.r.
In Orlcs "a accord 10 the government
the means to defend the couniry's In.
ieresta.
"tpain." h~ added. Twill NOT allow
4 parc~i u her territory to i~ taken
from her with impunity: nor will she
In q party 10 any trnfiicking for her
possrssions." tIrolonxcti aud enthusI.
na,ic utpln,isr.D
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-23
roar,rv,no rns cAmAR,ss.
ssesaaras Ars Psspessas 1assssks asA
C4asa Dessaesa.

ssssisrAs Ars Fssssssas nass.sks $50
Caosa 0sseaesa.
Tencriffc. Canary Islands. April ls.-
The Spanish authorities here have &C.
quired all the principal warehouses at
this place and Ut the Grand Canary for
the accommodation OF the large rein.
forcementn Of troops expected here
and 10 bold the stores which aee about
due to arrive herr. Even the churches
arr to bc used for military purposes
and the strength OF the Notifications
IL being increased. Work ON the lat.
ter has been In progress for some time
past and heavy guns have Just hs.en
mounted at the Island battery. which IL
situated on n promoniory command.
Ing the Town and hart0r.
Al La Pninas large quantities Of
grain have been amassssi.
About G.O00 additional troops arr cx.
pected herr and II h expected that .
similar number Of men will In all
probability be sent to the Grand Ca.
nary.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-23

In the western hemisphere the
slaughter Of birds has been tremen-
dous, and in this country 1t has almost
annihilated some varieties. and the ef-
feet II felt by farmers In some states
In the increase of injurious insects.
which the birds used to eat. Tho fem
lnine pride OF ornament has wrought
Q fearful work. and It is gratifying to
see that the movement to prevent this
Wholesale destruction Of birds is large-
ly pushed by women. who see the folly
Of annihilating them for hat feathers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-23
NEWS PROM the wnALsas,
Shs 0sssssosss nsssss E.pe1Deass r.
oavs oons 0amaa Llvsa

FAs Osvsssosss nsssss EsesA>o,. n,
Save ssss nsnaa lvss.
scattic. WASH. April iA-Chav,es II.
Walker. third mair of the steam whsl.
~r Orca. arrived here to-day after our
Of the most remarkable trims On rrxur,i
lie left Point Harrow. Alaska. thr IN
Of last November with two ludlsus
and dog team. and followed In
SHORE lin~ II ii~ Arctic oc~au to shs
mouth oe the Ackenxte river. which
he asreudeti. coming Into civjjhseIou
q EdmOuiou.
NJ. Walker brings advic~s from the
re.iinprsaosed whaling Sect une
neonth later than q. r. TIlteu. vh1,
came cat W way os n. Mlchsrla ar.
rtving hesv several days ssu, n.
Walker bSingn an appcsi frus, ihe can.
talns oe the whalefs at pOint Rasrvw
10 the Pacific Coast Steam Whaiins
Company 10 use every sYort "a ~
suppaiss TO ih~m by The la Of jsiv
THY know noihins os The sovsrnmsst
resset expealsDo now Uu Ns war.
Thsss are. NJ. Walker aaya, is8 10.
p!s at I'oint Barrow, whe, By bvins e
anoft fattoua. viii have seough ssp.
psles-s isst them uutii ths ist oe
July. The whaisss esst ss Fsiat ~.
Fow ars IN t,rttef rircumses neva, ~.
.Sdsa havina plenty II peoviGleno ~
nave nrge stock at 6essclDe1 lG1an1
y dfAw -. NJ. WALKER ceo0ena ~
!epoet II the tees q ~ Ogro III ~
oesAlng q tAe ttoeenan, ~ ~ -,
ss>D ooel e eo1ne DAgyQV ~ anl11l,
anehsee1 fsff''sT = -
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-23
CUBAN RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
PRESIDENT MK1NLEYs VIEWS SUSTAINED
Cuban Republic Net Recognized sen.se Prevso hat The
United States Does Net Intend to Annex Control The
Isand was Agreed to.

ments entire, rallied fourteen votes at
one time and on every vote thereafter,
the vote dwindled. When the ANAL vote
was taken shortly before 8 O'Clock this
morning, 80 votes were cast for the
declaration upon which We are going
to war, II war II to be. Six votes only
were cast against It. They included
I'VE Republicans and one Democrat.
Speaker Reed will not sign the Gu
ban resolutions until after the House
meets this (Tuesday) noon. 1t will then
90 to the vice president. and after his
Signature to the President