davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-08

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Decorah-posten., 1898-03-08

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24

Paris. oct. et.-Thc newspapers here
today warmly praise the expedition ~
the French side of NE Fash IdA uucH-
tlun presented by the minister " for
olrn nnalra, N, nolcnrtr, ln the yellow
ho-lk ON the subject Issued yesterday
The Figaro says.
N che British government rel eia
Frances moderate aud Just proposals.
10 can only Doe because thr government
% Great lrtain desires before rNtry.
thing else the humiliation % France
Tho general tone NJ thc frCn'h press
comments On reflected hy tho b.itiT'
which rcmariai
An agreement regarding faHhQda can
be arrived at provided Great britain
does not persist In asking i1r thc tm'
mediate recall VI Major Marchaud.
liut aH 90 an outlet on nv Nile We
have au absolute right thereto, ana WIZ
brook no REFUSAL
The s1>clc. after urging peace, sayai
France would hardly como on better
IN war with England chan ala spain
In the war with the United states
France would BE- better employed " 10
yclopng her colonies than In thwhrt'
Ing England"
Tho Ant5rltc declared that France
ought never ~ have gone 20 fash1da
AIDING
IA was a stupid mistake and nov
England calls on ~ 60 get out Wth
u 10 no use talking. We shall have o
rut out. otherwise there VII be wal
which would be madness"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24
NlooriSh rHonlkn.


New York. oct. ga Dispatch to ths
World from Washington says
a perpleNing problem clnfronts Presl-
duuH Mckinley "a Lhe mattor on fiAlns
The duhca ON tobacco Ia the ISLAND VI
cuba during Is mllury occupation.
The Cigar makers 81 Florida aud the
manufacturers Of tobacco In many Of
the large cities have asked about proba-
bic changes IN duties during American
occupation ana urged tho abolition VI
an duty, They say thUy have been In
iurcd many Thousands % dollars by the
war ln Cuba and that The only way II
Immediately rebuild the trade u 20 en-
courage the CUBAN planters and Amer.
can enterprise By giving every induce
mcnt Tot the gr0wlug and shipping u
tobacco % this country.
on the other hand. the Cuban plant
err have begged that no such action BE-
taken. as 4 would mean their eternal
ruln and practically XII the tobacco
Industry In cuba. They claim thAt the
moment the import duties are abolished
ar l1Wared, tons uf Inferior tobacco
would ha sen, from she United States
into cuba, manufactured into cigars
and III ppyd from The Stand a. Havana
cigars. nnding their way !nto all tht
markets % the world. the discovery Of
this fraud and the Inferior quality Oi
me goods would forever diEoredit the
product and ruin the market Tor LA.
II is likely that the President VIII
refer thc matter 10 Congress for nc.
tlon.
spain, by her grasp'ng methods
which In the ease " tobacco, the rich
sst source OF revenue az her command
mad an object lu view preserved the In
tegrlty OF the product 90 the markets
N ne world by placing such a high I'M
port duty on tobacco as 60 practically
prohibit lts shipment into the Island
ana Al mono but cuban tobacco has
been exported from tho Island
Recent experiments ln i1pacco eul.
,i,,stion IA Florida from Havana seed
have demonsfra that AN grade OF 20.
becco can be raised In this country
which only experts can tel from the
genuine ariielf. IT, cultivation u sn'
ponsiva- -s--.-----------. .'--
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24
SWEARING ALLEGIANCE.
y,nb.s q he Porto aleao Cabinet lake NE
Oath.
GENERAL OsrtGO tNsARSs FOR HOME.


,,, de Porto nico. oct a'-The
IN ihe insular cabinet took
~. o,u, % allegiance to the united
'as ,,s,erday with behtting soiem-
So -, All issue manifessl an
~ ne ,hsir resolution to avoid par
~. '.,' s5,itl,s. and end party strife.
M Twelve ,housand dollars have
-,r..t.i A. customs duties since
- IN. dtv The United states FOR
~ - rsssraflnn VI Porto Rico.
H.ll.l 'o'ters embarked yesierday on
~ eatnIsh steamer Montcvidro'
80. spesrh declaring that tne
IT,. ~, b,d been surrendered by order
80 Nsdrd. adding that he would
49,. bsvr done 30 without orders
~. g9narai sailed today and Wa sa-
49, 6y he United states csniHer New
ark. 800. .,a hi. s,an arc
NJ, ho,rd thr Newark. awaltlnE the ar.
ryai 0f Commander SNOW, Mhe - -
tsto Command % The uhitel sia,.s ~
M s.aton 40 San Juan boi.r. u'las
~. - Uurirf. HcCreilrt OF tue Unit
w s,si.s military commission, who y
III 80 betlth wi leasr Ponce Oct ~
gs tysfi shr Philadelphia.
m. gfnr'rnt work u the United
900 commission has Won popularity
viih iis members among the people oi
- fuan ard there have been num-
~ II graceful farcwcils exchanged.
movement has hcf~ started g. SEND
. PRO Rlrin commission ~ waning
~ fr order 90 represent 10 the hu'
,hrIilas there the needs OF the people
u his Stand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24

London. oct. st-The aficrnoon news-
papers here today discuss the report Of
the French Ambassador baron De
C1urosl on the subject of the conycrua-
don here with che Marquis o. Sails
bury regarding the proposed French
outlet 0n the Nile NJ being the Lead
iug feature ~ the yellow book on IN.
Fashoda question issued yesterday by
the French government. The oonHerva-
tive organs scout the idea OF the Mar
outs % Salisbury entertaining the SUR
fendrf ~ the nahr-el-lazal b tho
French ana the Pain Mall Gazette aud
the Globe suggest that the ambassador
mIsund arstood the premier and call on
the lntiur 90 make some explanation.
The liberal and radical papers are
not dlsplcasrd at the pruspoo, Of q
compromise being arranged, and they
believe that provided Major MArchand
IL recalled. the dispute ia susceptible to
an arraugemrN BY which France win
receive some Hatlaficuon "a the Bahr-
gl-Gazal district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24
MILLION DOLLARS PER DIEM,
Uncle Sans Little Expense Bin During he
Late War.


Chicago. oct. ga special % the
Tribune from Warrington says
Uncle SANS expenses for thu spanish
war sink into lnsiguincance when oom.
pared with the cos, of the cJunlc, be-.
tween the states. Thus Ear, nv var
with spain has cost NS'.t2g.sii. " a
fraction over 100000 per day since
the beginning o. hos,ilitles, April giit
against the enormous sum VI ls,O6iii5,-
ii5 durng ,hu Civil war. Oh an aver
aEc u gi.cst.i5G per day.
The largest amoune paid gu, 10 a
single day during the war w.,h spain
was H.iiO.oOO. July 2sth. Or aQiry
enough 30 construct and equp q hfui-
class battlcship. The next highest daba
were september 18Th. when l1.'i5,gol
wa spent. aud July 18th with a total
Of ls.ii0.O00. bus she daily expenses ire
queuuy ran above the sg.0QO 0O) mark.
The budget f5r the four months for the
present nHcal year was sl2s,ils,biO,
while the expenditures for che whole
fiscal year u 1897 were only ss5,bii,iil
and Tor shls month the average VI H..
O0O.00O per day was maintained.
In April the expense Tor the amy
and navy were considerably above NOT
nal nEurvu. when they reached MAR
tlg.p0u,uO1, May Hh1Ngl p,rocptlblc
increase. whoa t9b,uVl,VJ1 was Hpfrs,
June Was a further Increase, N2l.0OJ,Ool
passing over the utuHuty EQUATOR. aud
July showed the highest expenditure VI
til.yuu0U0. The next mJnth Witnessed
q decrease, only ll,Vpp,uvO being sprD,
but September reached nearly gasOOp
Wv ANA or twnly days of OcNber
the expenses We're about giv,VOO,OlQ. VI
nearly u,oQO,uQg l-r DAY. The vital dis
huravmuatH % the government, iJr ih1
four months ut ,hl prgslnt fiscal year.
which iuClud q thU elyll llHt. pension
payments and interest on the public
debt wus t-.J.bA,.llA Tho ggAl rr.
ccipta were ouly 49,, .it5, showing a
dgnCit " ssY.ullVVV fur the nHcal year.
The i1,VUu.VV0,vpO spent On the opera
lions OF The army and glAyy during thc
war VI the Rebellion include thc pcr.od
% the iifat three mJaiAH ~ 1851 whrn
active preparations i0T localities were
being made, ana the laN nilc monthl
~ 1865, when the expenses of ne gov,
umoat wcrv unusually heavy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24
COULD NOT BLUFF SHERIFF.
Mob Of would-bc lyncheB Held at Bay BY
Posse.


Forest. Mi's.,oci si.-Thc negro riot
efa from ilarpcuWllc were landed Ia
JAN here al noon. Sheriff stevenson
and hla poaaa had a nFht with a mob
Of whHc1 who made desperate at
tempt 10 lynch the negro prisoners
.ion after tho party loft Harpcrsvillc.
The rhgun and his aids formed cir
Gle about the negroes and forced their
way through the mob. The negroes
who escaped into the swampa are bring
hoily pursued by largc crowd q white
men. ana news ~ anuthor battle IL MOI
mcuiarlly expected
Tho telephone line 10 iiarperuyillc has
been cut aud Communication with the
scene VI hortiNtloa can only be- held by
cuuflcfH.
Governor Mctaurn returned 10 Bran
don az noon uftur making q speech
60 tho whites here urging them NJ, 10
modest the negroes now Ia the jail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24
Off COMES JOHNS COAT
Belieose Orders Are as Thick as Falling
leaves IN October.
cUSARO AND WHITE sr@uS1s NOTIFIED


London, oct 2t-The British adj
miraity issued number Of s.gn.ncan,
orders this morning. III dHcE yard
% Portsmouth. pctonpori ana Chatham
have each received Instructions 90 pre-
pare ak thlrty-kn1t urpDil boat dos
troycfs FOR comm s.onlng 81, thl, thoy
will be- able 90 pui 10 s.e in twenty
four hours Overtime hour have boz
gun on she nrp-clss cruisers Europa
and Andr1mcia 20 az 90 hurry them or
ga Eryicc. Several gunl'u'a in Che
different dock yards have BEEN ordered
90 possp1ne unnecessary ntuug Fiu-
ally the Cunlfd line aud white star
line have received from The admiralty
an Cuilmau1n 90 hold ihar subsidized
a.am,ra DO readiness Tor turning over
% the navy officials.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24

Chicago. oct. ga ]. RobsrtA po-
lice magistrate u Virden before whom
the warrant Cor the arrest Of l. y.
Loucks. William York. Fred Lukens
AMI other officials OF thr Chicago Vlr-
dun Goal Co., was sworn out the day
after tho Nirden riot, charging the
officials ~ the mine with conspiracy
aud murder, arrived here today lie
came 90 the request % the coal COM
piuy 20 give abe men named IN the
warrant a preliminary hearing.
Deputy Shgrn Webster. ~ Nlrdcn,
came to Chicago 10 arrest the officials
last week, but was purauadcd hy earn
rHi representation frum them that their
hfoi were not safe al Vlrdon. 90 allow
them 90 remain and have thrlr hearing
here. Bonds were given individually
by the cUll companies officials In the
sum OF 5000.
Present at tho hearing. which oo-
CURED lu the c1ll company's Office
were several officers Of the United
Mine Workers VI America, who were
hero Co watch ihe development OF thclr
case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24

washlne.on. oct. 2i-Thc following
dispatch has been received az she war
department.
Manila. Os. 2l.-T9 AdJuians Cen
Dth Wahh.nE'ln. Following deaths
since hst reports
uc0h.f Is. Quuefmittur Sergeant
WIN. ~ Gillespie. Hrli ldalo. runshut
wound. ucilb,r ic Corporal Chriaio-
phrr Hlekfe.lrf TWcliy- thlrd lnfan-
80. iflutsi. Private jonas u. Adams.
hand. Eighteenth Infantry alcoholism.
uei1hlf %, lGtuir George 4. iiafaon.
Fits Nrnaskl, Uphold fever. oct 90.
lntv la 0rnh Erst Nebraska.
urhuli Nveri Charles ~. RUM, sec-
al ofrtla. mrrInriilni OF a, Cor
pqui We A. Jones. First Idaho.
dyH H'tfyi Musician Thomas n. FitN.
sifali, lif1 Infantry diaTrhoca. Pri.
We SAGE o. Preston. Firs, Cls.
Nuih pnHumuu,li Oc,. sand. Private
Daniel McEiuut. First Montana.
elrriefyi date unknown, Sergeant
l'An A oliver, Fifu. Nebraska. pnru-
nQt.a' ftlyaitt Henry 81, Siuhe. First
olsilfu.a, ~. utUry, Prank ".
!a,At TWUhy .ihird ,nfiuiry. typhoid
iiH Edward = Firke. hospital oorpa.
ainaHy 10, four acd between Ma.
"a ti1 NaEataki. on transport Rio
O. jalaf5,
oTIs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24

Pnna. Ills. oct 2tJrhc uul1n miners
claim 90 feel more huoynni today than
90 any time since che strike was iuau-
guratod. one reason il chat mott ceH hIy =
been posted 10 and around the mIncr
paid.
pt Boss Franklin resigned today.
claiming that he could not risk BIZ lie
With She careless negro miners. Henry
stephens. the negro who led the riot %
three weeks aE1. has iefi Cor Ainha-
ma, stating shat b. had enough 0f
Ptna, Other negroes accompanied him.
The mlluu, % lH stated VIII leave this
week
The negro miners have secured a
preacher AMI organized a church. %
negro school viii niso bu 1pourd up
with negro Instructor from Alahami.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24

Tod sloan Requested by a London sport.
Ing journal To earn oat ui. Threat.

London, Oct. sA-The newspapers
which have hitherto bctn almost unarf-
American Jockey. today dsnouncc his
lmputati1n ~ unfairucHs on the pare %
the sani1wn Park Judges. The sun
says
''Thc best THAI can be wished for
Sloan IL that he viii promptly carry
oM hlH cNprra,i tutention 10 bc,ake
himself with his followers uut 81 tho
country Hn haa already received
more grace than would have been given
90 other JockryA"
Continuing. the Sun recommends the
Withdrawal ~ his license and calls
Lord VIM. hrrcsfuri's attention 10 tho
ftr, that IN ~ opinion Sloan 10 IN
worthy 10 ride COT the princ' % Wales
IN the race Tor the camhrdgcifhire
stakes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24

welcome was made this afternoon by
Mrs ~ j sawyer. uf Lincoln. prosi-
dent 70 the Wuman's department OF the
exposition
A meeting was aiao held by the Ma
ilonal jewish Women's Council at
which reports were made ~ Mesdamcs
Adams % Dubuque. tNCbcrman of
klnsls city. Hams ~ Chicago. BIrach
~ DIS M1inoa. 1ud many others cover
ing the practical phuaHthrlpic work
being dome hy their respective aH4-l.-
llnH. fhH difficulty met hy thc IUaIah
women ln uninatiug with the state fod-
erAi ln ~ Womou's clubs waH also
sp.kon 1f This wis due 600 clause iu
!hn g1nsaiut 90 % ,he state fodcrltl1ns
% amy religious asct. Tho slate fnder-
altoona " Wlmeu'H clubs ls not rUpre-
scrtod lu The National Council % Wo.
mon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24
AlIcrc.l ctnnhcd Won.

pl,isbuTr. Pa. OCT. 2i.-The Central
National Bank q Philadelphia filcd a
bill ln equity ln The county courts io-
tanning arm ~ this city wh0o fallurc
hHt week was followed By thc tuspcn.
SION % the German Natonnl Bank al-
lrrng that the bank discounted ae.
cUTtanceH Tor she defendant un a
statement OF assets ana ilbihueB which
70 uiw believes 10 be- false and fuud-
uicnt. also that property has been c9n-
ycysd with The Intent 10 delay binder
and dofraud the creditors. Cpura' /,
Edward GrleiFnFcf. . preferred gfgla
Tor. protested that the wurt had no iur-
lsdictiou. 4 hearing was set Tor neat
Thursday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24
Oar Nov Naval station

(, I,hmgipm u. G.. Oct 2l.--secre-
4, t,hr has taken she initiative steps
A. AAe san Juan IN Porto IRicu the
a. @!al NatiOn q the United States
Mn Mcil Indian Nyutpra. Congress
stegsI hakcd 20 appropriate money
1850 % make 4 ono OF the best
R,,f.l naval stations the United
loss lAs speaking OF thls. Secretary
u,T,' s'aeon al San Juan will be Of the
40 Importance o. thc government
~ ihg navy. san 1uan II I'M excel,
IA ~. 1 ., i1r a good many OF our ships
I.ss.s..g'ln lef time, II IL an Invaluable
...l from every point OF view"
b st-s.Al oinnal said Congress viii
h.sgy Tor Tho lmprovem.--i ~ San ~
Ir5isi, Anl the coast defenssa. II h
fstai1. thtt the historic forts Will be
hkely As Tar as possible. II Il not un-
nsAsa ,,.AA' navy yard viii be estab-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24
ULTINATUM IMMINENT.
Peers Of Procasinaion Must be Pulled Up
Promptly.
TINE HAS CONE TO CUT OFF PLEAS.


Washington. oct Alt Il reported
that az todny's meeting or the peace
commission IN Paris the American COM
mlHsioncrs will deliver 90 their adycr-
Hnrics something very closely approach
Ing an uitImntum. The President il
Hatlsilcd AZ last that she Spanish COM
mltsipnprs are nurporcly delaying tho
n'rotiauoua This 90 she belief Of the
American commissioners also. The time
has now come 90 cut N al false pleas.
and come directly Co the main Issue LETT
open by the protocol. namely. the dis
position ot the Philippines Up to
this point the entire time Of the CONF
mltaluners has boon consumed In re-
peatel Efforts on the part Of the SPAN
ish commissioners to force the Cuban
debt question upon the Joint commits
sion. against the nrm oppoaitlon of the
Americans. The latter have stated POSI-
lively that under no circumstances viii
they assume sovereignty over cuba In
yolvIng an assumption " the Cuban
debt, and the time has now come
when. In tho opinion OF the American
commissioners the spanlards must be
made to understand this answer Is finai.
70 Tar thr American commissioners.
while prrnrvlng a arm attitude. have
treated The Spnnlards with the utmost
courtesy ana consideration. allowing fire.
qurnt poatponcmcnts ~ the work of tbs
Joint commission 20 accommodate the
spnnltrda. but now, probably al t0day's
meeting, without departing from their
courteous treatment VI the spanish. tho
American commissioners VIII md Il In
cumhunt upon them 20 speak vary
plainly az 10 the determination of tho
United states government 10 regard tho
matter or the cuban debt and cuban
Sovereignty au passed over and beyond
recall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24
mack 10 WORK.
President McKinls, HAS husJ nay ~
Washington Amer Ills Mest"rn TIP

Washington. oct. gi.-rho President
had An exceedingly busy ttrhHeh ~
day. Attorney Gcarral drigga and SO.
rrtafdou l.tng. Hay and AIgor called
about 10 o'olsgk and ne President l',-
cuusrd With them several matsria
Which he n0und awaiting DIE attcHa'h
on his arrival from me Ntsi.
A telegram fran Goa. Wade a. lia-
vapa was read rtc1mmU n1lhE that thu
limit OF time allowed thg sptnlaFla 70
vacate Cuba, be- cXtrudcd uNn d..
csmbor la 10 January lsl lie nlll
10 would be- physically imp ls.lplv ~
the $4,000 spanish ttoops ~" theie
10 depart before the Lao, VI December
ana he regarded the extension OF time
AZ reasonable aud Just After tho mat
Tor had been discussed at aesnr ltnEth
an agreement was tguchrd a4ld h'h'
Wade was Selegiuphed that his rrc0m-
mondaton WAS approved MDintAhN,
however. the United states u0ppa row
Ia Cuba and dhgrs 90 lt dispatched
viii take possession of The territory as
ttnt as the spAulAfdH yIcatt D., pluhA
bly, leaving Havana gil the Last
In regard n The reported purpose bt
the SpAniarda 10 di,m0unt aud rumaNe
b. spa4a. the heavy VrdDanee % me
forts aud arsvuala, about Havana u
was stated 10 positive terms ~.
nothing Of the kind would be permitted
and n this movement had already BE-
gun u would be Hl4Iipvd a. onc', Tue
iHHtruC tluu glNtu our evacuation csin-
mlaaoDsra az Havana covered all -
these question: aHd explicitly pfuNl-
"a that only the arms ~ hs h-tida
OF the gruupa and What Is Eeugrally
understood as lmpedltmentA would Dc
permitted 10 b. taken away,
Nothing ~ csp,ulal Importance has
been received rcccuily NON our pg,teg
commissioners at Paris.
II was again reiterated Today that
under ~ circumstance would TIE
United states assume any part " the
Cuban debt or the deug charged against
the Phllipplua islands, IL might be- pos
slble that the uuHcd States would as
sumo OF guarantee the municipal Obll-
cations Of Havana o. other Cuban
cities OF az last would not permit
them o. be rnpudiattd.
The same might be true OF Manila,
but as 10 the national debt whloh 5pa4n
had seen 90 ~ charge against cuba o.
the Philippines, Esther would b. In
any sense guaranteed, This policy. o.
was declared, our peace commissioner
well understood and u would Mt be re-
ceded from la The sAEhtgat degree,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24

y" 'reigh Trains Running on East III,
SION Passenger business not Anertsd.

Colorado Springs, Colo, oct. et.-No
freight trains are running On the east
lNlsoh OF the Colorado Midland rall.
,u ~ consequence VI strike. The
Nyunle originated when crew was
,t'ieu UPON 10 take out "a thrce engine
ram The men claimed that the com.
ithy made an agreement sOme time
$50 not 10 run three engine trains ana
20 GROW would respond 20 the cal. II
D, loved In railroad circles that the
ueunle VIII be quickly adjusted. II
not general strike OF he freight crews
may be declared.
ne strike now Involves about fifty
,h The passenger business Is not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24

Washington, Oct. 2i-Tho bishops
u ,lha deputies gave most Of their time
Quay 10 reconciliation of differences
,ug,"een thcm on the revised cons,iiu-
.eA IN anticipation OF nnal adjourn
muni, tomorrow. II disclosed much
uielty on the present deputies 10 d.
~ me afalrs of their own house
Nlthout the control OF the bishops The
H.1luh came up on conference re
b9rl on article l, which recommended
sNat tue views OF the disposal, on the
manner OF choosing members NJ the
noups OF deputies, and giving mission
w deputies the right TO Vote, be- ac-
gepled, The report was warmly OPP
eeAed' Mr., Francis Llnde Stftson OF
sew York argued that there was a
proposition TO surrender 10 the bishops
we constitutional direction OF the house