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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-12
Zamach na Milana.

Belgrad, Serbia. - Jak1s
mlody mezczyzna chcia} "a
strzelit wieczorem ex-kr6la
Milana, ojca kr6la Aleksan-
dra, ale chybi}.
Gdy Milan w otwartym po-
wozie jechal re swym adjutan-
TEN po ulicy Micha]a o godz.
$50 jakis czEowiek strzclil do
niego cztery razy z rewolwe-
ru. Jedna .kula ranila lekko
Milana w plecy, a druga rani-
Ia adjutanta Lukicza.
Napastnik zosta} aresztowa-
ny, ale wzbrania sic podat
swc nazwisko. Po wykonaniu
hamachu ME .uciekal ami tez
ME opicral sic, gdy 60 aresz-
toWano.
Po powrocie do palacu Mi
lanowi winszowano, ze uszedl
zyclem.
P6zniej krol. Aleksander
wyiechal ma miasto lud vital
60 entuzyastycznle.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-12
u Filipin0w.

Manila. Cd kilku dnl pa
da tn bezustannie~ deszcz ule-
why okolice wzdluz Amery-
kahskiej po}udniowej / zato-
kowej linii sq zalane. l3 pulk
piechoty W Pasay jest W mai
gorszem po}ozeniu. bo oto-
czony woda. w zatoce usta}
wszelki ruch zolnierze maJa-
cy wyjechat okretem "Cen-
tenial'' do San Francisko, mu
sza czekac, bo zadna lodi ME
dowiezie ich do okretu.
Pokojowo usposobieni Fl
lipihczycy posredniczq miedzy
amerykahskimi wladzami a
dow6dzcami powstahc6w W
prowincyi Cavite, przyrzekli
ze pewien general re swym
oddzialem z}ozy broh i podda
sic. -.
Manila. w Cabunatuan
skohczyl sic process przeciw
przyboczncj stray genera4a
Aguinaldy, oskarzonej o "a
mordowanic genera}a Luny
pred mieszkaniem Aguinal-
dy. Sad uznal zo}nierzy ME
winnymi, poniewaz swiadko-
vie zeznali, re general Luna
utworzyl spisek W celu usu-
niecia Aguinaldy naPadf ma
straz.
Genera}owi Otis powiod}o
sic liczby tych ochotnik6w,
kt6rzy wracat mieli do ojczy-
z1y, namowic tylko 1000 O.
sob do dalszej sluzby, Po-
trzeba przeto pos}at mu 1900
1udzi, by mog} sformowat 3
nowe pulki, kt6rych organi-
zacya zajmuje sic sztab gene
rainy W Manili. =. -. :. .
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-12
Przeciw pOlityce zabOrczej.

Cincinnati, o. Odbyl sic
tutaj wielki mityng, ma kto-
rym uchwalono rezolucye, po-
tepiajace obecna wojne ma Fl
lipinach, jake niesluszna ME
zgodnq duchem naszej kon-
stytucyi, oraz wzywajace Rad,
azeby odwo}a} wojsko Z Mani
Ii. Wszyscy m6wcy zgadzali
sic ma to, re celem wojny O.
becnej jest podbicie Tagal6w
przylqczenie Filipin gwaltem
do Stan6w Zjedn.,
M6wcami byli: professor J.
Laurence Laughin z Chicago
University, prof. P. V. Me-
yers Cincinnati University,
rev. Herbert Bigelow, rev.
Hugo G.. Eisenlohe i Edwin
Burrift Smith Z Chicago. Vie
lie znakomitych os6b przyslalc
listy z zapewnieniem, re zga
dzajq sic Z celem, dla kt6regc
mityng zostal zwolany.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-12
NiepOkOje w HisZpanii.

Madryt. - Senor Esterva-
nes, kt6ry W roku 1878 byf
ministrem rzeczypospolitej hi
szpaiskiej i .stoi obecnie ma
czele partyi radykalnej,. o.
swiadczy} reporterowi, ze stan
rzeczy W Hiszpanii W ostatnich
tygodniach w niczem sic ME
zmienil. Mieszkahcy ME chca
i ME bedq .placili na}ozonych
nowych podatk6w. Ministro-
vie musza zmniejszyt budzet
lub ustqpit.
,Ostatnie rozruchy w mia
stach So poczatklem rewolucyi.
Kto czyta hiszpahskie gazety,
ten czWe.w W powietrzuu proch
Zdraezaja to nawet mowy W
kortezach. Republlkanie pra:-
gna wypedzenia Jezuit6w i
zamkniecia klasztoroW.. ::
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-12
Zamach na emira Afgani,
Stanu.

= Londyn. Z Kabuli stolicy
Afganistanu, nadeszla wiado-
most, IL niedawno temu pc
wien Afganistahczyk strzellf
do emira, lecz chybi}. We'd
lug innej wiadomo$ci, brat e.
mira, Iszak chan chcia} prze-
kupiG kucharza, ably do po-
traw dla emira wsypa} trucl-
zny, lecz plan ten wykryto i
kucharz zostal powieszony, a
Iszak chan uciekl "a granice.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-12
Demokraci W Columbus.

Columbus, O. -==Oko}o 1000
os6b wzielo udzia}i W. bankie-
Gle klubu m}odych demokra-
tow. GEowny move VIM. j.
Bryan powiedzial, ze kwestya
srebra W przyszlych wyborach
odgrywac bedzie gE6wna role
jak W r, 1895. w drugiej cze-
Sci swej mowy Bryan powie-
dzial, ze Filipinom powinna
bye nadana zupe}na niepodle-
glost, tax, jak.ja madame e. Ku. /
bic. -. Ia .::..-.. =: i.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-12
O kwestyi pOlskiej.

Londyn, - Kwestye polska
poruszyl W Hadze ma zebranlu
O charakterze miedzynarodo-
wynn, znany by}y posel gall
cyjski do rady pahstwa w
Wiedniu, DR.. Karol Lewa-
kowski. M6wil on obszernie
O memoryale wniesionym w
sprawie Polski &c strony Po-
lak6w w Paryzu i W Anerycc.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-12
.KOlei Nickel Plate.

= Sprzedawa6 bedzie tykie ety kole-
jowe do Chautauqua Lake Fl po-
wrotem dnia 9sgo Lipca d obra do
90 sierpnia, 1899 przez okazanie
tykietu W Chautaqua ME p6zniej
jak 31.Lipca. Bilety dobre E ma kto-
rykolwiek trzech pociagd*. jake
codziennie opuszczaja mias TO. Ia
ME raty do iunych miejsco wosci ma
wschodzie. Van Buren, ST. pasazer-
ska stacya. Po: dalsze informacye
adresujcie do: General Agent, Ill
Adams ST., G Chicago, I'll. &, 81. 49,.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-12
Oburzenie przeciw Jezui-
tom.

Barcelona. - ROzruchy
przeciw rzadowi i ksiezom po-
nowiIy sic, TIumy lndu bonn
bardowaly kamieniami kos
ci6E Pany Maryi szko}e Jezu-
itow; obrzucano takze policy
ant6w kan1ieniami, gdy CT
chcieli t1um rozpedzit. Dopie-
70 oddzial zandarm6w / od-
dzial piechoty zdo}al zaprowa-
die porzadek.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-12
Me otrzymaja Odszkodowa'
MIA.

w Sprawie Hazelton stanqa5
rad tutejszy ma tenn stanoWl-
sku, ze poniewaz sad uwolnl]
szeryfa Martin, ktory strzela5
do ludu, cd wszelkiej odPo-
wiedzialnosci, ME istnieje
przeto pow6d zastosowania sic
do zyczeh rzqdu austro-we-
gierskiego i oddawania tel
sprawy pod rozpatrzenie sadu
polubownego.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-12

- Okret "Valencia' wy
iecha} z San Francisco do Ma
Mill. Wiezie on szwadrony B
i M 10 pulku .konnicy, kom-
panic E H 25 pulki piechoty
i wielki zapas amunicyi. "
-Pittsburg, Pa. Franciszek
fMartynowski, bawi9c sic sztu-
cznym ogniem ma ulicy, wpad}
pod tramwaj i zosta} zabity ma
&miejscu.
w Harrisburg, Pa, po-
wieszono zonob6jce, J6zefa S.
Hollinger. -.
w Stevens P Point, zatrzy
mai kiedys urzednik kolejowy
Powell rozbiegane konie i u.
ratowal zycie bogatej PAM,
kt6ra jechala z c6rka. MAJ te:
pani, :umierajac, zapisa} Poc.
wellowi IS, 900, a corka je:s;t'
gotowa o6arowat= mu.:.. sw;
reke. .,.:.: = .. ,..: =:.:s:: II s.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-12
WlddOInOSCi zdQrdniCzn6
CprVera WO1ny.

Madryt. Admiral Cervera
i inni komendanci hiszpais-
kich okretow. zniszczonych W
bitwie pod Santiago, stawall
pred sadem. wojennym, kto-
ry jednak wszystkich uwolni},
uznajac, ze spe}nili sw6j obo-
.wiazek i zastosowali sic do
danych i'm rozkaz6w.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-12
Wlad0nlOS6I MI6jSki6.

wystawit wspania}y, bronzowy pc
mink j ere md Washington.
- w tych dniach otrzymaf sta
10 posade kEerka W poczcie W srod
mieSciu Wojciech j.. Danisch..
-. Pom edzy nowozamianowa
nymi inspek ktorami hydrant6w, kt6
rzy obieli urzedowanie od dn. 5g'
bm. sa Pol lacy: f. II. JabFohski
Jan Czekala i S. J. Krajecki.
- Pan J6zef Zalewski ukohczy
chlubnie ku rs medycyny i zyskai x
Springfield dyplom i..zezwolenit
ma praktyke. Dr.. Zalewski otwo'
rzyi offs W wfasnej apiece ma Towr
of Lake filie na Bridgeporcie.
: Ma flu pdusz pomnika Kosciu.
ski zebrano dotychczas lO,559.2S
skladki wpI ywaja jak z kamienia'
Czy komitet "fairu' ma dochod po'
mnika juz ME zyje?! ~.
- Popierajmy polskie uczcir vie
prowadzone przedsiebiorstwa =
przynajmniej zakupujmy-w W takich
skfadach towary, kt6re zatrudniaja
polskich kle rkow. -. .
The South Chicago Furnace
Co. otwiera swe warsztaty, stojace
bezczynnie przez piee lat, i zatrud-
MAC bedzie 500 robotnik6w, kt6rzy
z wielkq rad oscia przyjeli te VIA
domosG. .:--. -. e..
: By}y porucznik Policyi P. hu-
kasz Kalas zamianowany zosta}
przez szefa policSi Kipleya' inspe-
ktorem 4. dystryktu policyjnego, W
kt6rym najwiecej mieszka Polakdw
- Ostatni APPEL! Pik-nik: Tow.
Przemyslow COW W przyszfa niedzie-
le. Billet tan z powrotem oraz
", o+on do oorodn 50 centGW. War
to jechae-42 mile iazdy koleja. :
w tych dniach wyjdzie nova
ksiazka adresowa naszego miasta,
kt6ra zawieraG bedzie 10000 naz-
wisk wiecej, .niz W roku zeszfym.
Pod1ug oblic zen wydawc6w tel ksia
Xxi, liczy Chicago obecnie 2,o2O,-
600 mieszkahc6w. -.
- Sprawdza sic wiadomosc g}o-
szona utracie wzroku <przez wy
dawce s.Refo rmy" P. Karwowskie-
60. Poddaf on sic niebezpiecznej
operacyi skut klein czego utraci} je-
dno oko zupe}nie,: drugie 'zas bar
dzo osfabione. ~. J.: ...
- W wychodzacej W Kuritybie,
W Brazyli, "Gazecie Polskiej" czy.
tamy spraw wozdanie z obchodu
majowego W kolonii polskiej Luce
ma, z kt6rego dowiadujemy sic, IL
ksiadz Anto nj Pilszak, by}y pro
boszcz parafii uiezaleznej ma Woj-
eiechowie, jest tam duszpasterzem
-gorliwie zaleznym.... Oby ME
spotka} go smutny los ks. Dyni: "
- W popularnym Atlas Clo-
thing sztorze, przy lstej ul: i Blue
Island ave-, odbywa sic lipcowa
sprzedaz. M ozna tam nabye po ce-
mach znizonych. najrozmaitsze ga
tunki ubrah. Pytajcie sig opana
w. Koczorowskiego, kt6ry jest "a
rzadzca sztor u. f..
w Gees zewski, kt6ry poprze
dnio miaf szto drobiazgowy obok
Hall Pu},skjeoo przeproWadzi} sic
obecnie do wielkiego sztoru W do
mu pana XIV iatkowskiego pm. 79s
S. Ashland Ave. H.: = :. 49,.
- G Grupy zwiazkowe wybierajq
juz swolch de elegat6w ma. sejm wv
Mar. Pol. jaki odbedzie sic W paz
dzierniku r. b. W Grand Rapids,
Mich. Grupa s'Polak ma Obczyznie @
wybrala owoin delegatem znanegc
powszechnie obywatela p. St., Ro,
kosz, gr. Kr6Ia Mieczy s}awa oh.
Centelle >Brzezihskiegc.> j."
= Pani FL orence Barry zam. P.
n. 1913 Center ave. zaskarzy}a fir
me siegel* Cooper & Co. majaca
wielki Sk}ad przy State ul.: o IS ty:
siecy odszkodowania "a niepr rawnt
aresztowanie jej..~P Barry posa
dzono o kradziez i aresztowano ja
sedzia Prindy Vile uznaf ja "a ME
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-12
POIdCy " Am6ruC6.

szak, kasyer tow. sw. Franciszka
zosta} uznany winnym "a sprzenie-
wierzenie sunny $3.50 skazany ma
rok wiezienia i dol. kary.
Stevens Point, Wis. - Misha{
Przekurat, zamieszka4y W czwartej
wardzie, "a bicie swej zony skazany
zostaf ma 80 dni wiezienia przy ciez-
kiej robocie. Przekurat stawiony
pred sedziego Murata przyznaf sig
do why, lecz t}omacay} sic, ze biz
zone dla tcgo, IL grabifa siano ME
tax jak on jej kaza}.
New York. Ma g6rnej kolei 20
stai zabity Polak kisielewski. Wra-
cal on miasta przy wysiadanlu
wpadf miedzy diva wagony zfamaf
jedna noge. Chcac "naprawic" zfe
konduktor cofna} pociag W tel chwi-
Ii pogruchotaf lezacego pod kofa-'
mi Kisielewskiego W ten sposob, ze
tenze W kilka godzin wyzionaf du-.
cha W szpitalu.
Cleveland, O. Gniazdo sokole,
kt6re jakis czas dawa}o znaki zycia,
przestafo zupeInie istniet. Ospa}ose
i brak tego zycia, dqzacego do &C.
low wznioslejszych wsrod polskieJ
mfodziezy daje sic odczuwac zbyt
bardzo.
Cleveland, o. - Michai Drozdo-
wski, robotnik SO lat starry, odni6sf
smiertelne obrazenia wskutek spad-
niecia. Drozdowski pracowaf W
Drutowni. Spadl on z pfaskiego
wagonu wytracajac sobie fopatke,
famiac nos odnoszac szkaradne
cieeie W g}owe.
Shamokin, Pa.-Trzech polskich
Ludwik Korbisz, LEGACY
lat 8, Michal Korbisz Jan Zom-
bek, obaj LEGACY po lat 7, zostali a
resztowani "a spowodowanie kata- =
strofy ma kolei PhiIadelhia-Rea-
ding, przez kt6ra zabity zostaf pa
LACE Morgan.
W Pike Lake, Wis Aug. Shu-
tenberg, Polak, wycinajac ehwast,
tax nieszczesliwie uderzy} kosa swe->
60 chiopca, il przeciqf mu kilka ze-
ber. ChFopiec odszedi cd ojca i po-
fozyf sic spat W chrustach, ojciec
ME widzac go, mimowoli sta} sic
przyczyna nieszczescia swego syna.
Calumet, Mich. 49, Dwunastolet-
MIA Marya Koiowska zostaFa W nocy
zabita przez piorun. Marya spafa
miedzy dwoma mniejszymi dzie6mi,
ale piorun ja tylko zabif dwoje
innych ogEuszy}.
Menominee, Mich. Piorun .
trzasl W polski kosci6f sw. Wojcie-
cha, uszkodzony W tych dniach
przez pozar. Ogieh cd pioruna wy
rzadzi} szkode ma ST., 900, tax, ze O.
g6fem szkoda W tym kosciele wy
nosi s5,5
Detroit, Mich. - ZaczeFa tu wy
chodziG nova gazetka polska p. t.
"Polonia''. Formal skromny. Jako
wydawcy podpisani SO PIP. Gaffke
Gapeia.
Wyoming, Pa. - Gdrnik Tho
mas Hislop pomocnik jego Franc.
Kaniewski zostali zab;ci kopalni
Mt. Lookout przez ska}e. Kiedy cia-
Ia ich wydobyto pod gruz6w, juz
ME by}o zadnego znaku zycia. Obaj
pozostawili zony i dzieci.
Scranton, Pa. - Niedawno przy-
byta kraju siostra OBJ. S6wki, zbieA
raiac W leslie jagody, tax nieszeze'
sliwie upadFa ma kamienie, il W Kill
ka dni zycie zakohczyia.
Jessup. - J6zef Mulihski, g6r-
mix W Mt. Jessup kopalni, tax ia.
talnie pokaleczy} sobie g}owe PREY
piracy, ae ME wielka jest nadzeja u
trzymania go przy zyciu. Doktorzy
ma gfowie opatrzyli mu ME mniej,
nj wiecej jak sto ram
Durye, Pa. - Gdrnicy Marek
Kowpack Jdzef Womka, zatrud-
nieni kopalni Grassy Island, zo'
stall ciezko prawdopodobnie smier-
telnie pokaleczeni odfamem kamle'
MIA.
La Crosse, Wis. - Czternasto-
letnia M. Mielcarek doniosfa poli'
cyi, ze zlodzieje w}amawszy sic do
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burned to death, the fire being so hot
that the rescuers were unable to get
near them.
Explosion Shakes Havana.
Captain Sigsbee, after he got aboard
the City of Washington, cautioned the
officers to make no statement to the
press. When all that could be done
to remove the dead and wounded had
been done the officers and uninjured
men gathered on the shore. At 2
o'clock, while the flames were still ris-
ing from the Maine, which was then
very low in the water, a second eXplo-
sion occurred. The detonation was
heard all over Havana, and added to
the terror the first had occasioned.
Many people who were aroused from
sleep and rushed TO the water front
at first thought Havana was being
bombarded. The officers say the keys
to the magazine were hanging in
Captain Sigsbees office when the ex-
plosion occurred.
The fire department and police rem
dered efficient aid in caring for the
wounded. In small boats they rowed
about in the vicinity of the wreck and
picked up many sailors who were call
ing Tor help. A number Of men saved
themselves by holding onto the float
ing bits of debris until the boatmen
took them from the water.
The wounded men were taken to the
hospital at midnight. Most of the men
are seriously burned or crushed. Some
will die The city is quiet tonight.
Captain Sigsbee has had no rest all
day, and, having had no sleep last
night ha TrpSpptG xyprrl
appearance, as do his officers. During
The times., 1899-10-01

and shares the hope therein expressed
that the outcome OF the situation in
Cuba may be the maintenance Of peace
between the United States and Spain
by affordiug the necessary guarantees
for the re-establishment OF order IN
the island, so terminating the chronic
condition of disturbance there which SO
deeply Injuries the interests and men
aces the tranquility Of the American
nation by the character and the conse-
quenees Of the struggle thus kept up at
our doors, besides shocking its senti-
ment OF humanity.
The Government OF the United
States appreciates the humanitarian
and disinterested character OF the COM
municatiou now made on the part OF
the powers named, and for its part is
confident that equal appreciation will
be shown for its own earnest and IN
selfish endeavors to fulfill duty TO
humanity BY ending a situation. the
indefinite prolOngation OF which has
become insufferable.
Text of the Powers Note.
The text OF the joint note OF the powers
The undersigned representatives Of Germany.
Austria-Hungary. France. Great Britain Italy,
"o iN'Hssiss, uuiy authorized IN that uehaif. al
dress, in the Of their respective govern
ments, pressing appeal 10 the feelings Of hu-
manity and moderation % the President and Of
the American people, in their existing differ
ences with Spain. They earnestly hope that
further negotiations win lead 10 an agreement
which, while securing the maintenance Of peace,
Viii afford all necessary guarantees Tor tie re-
Of order in Cuba. The powers do
not doubt that the humanitarian and purely Dis
interested character of this representation wild
be fully recognized and appreciated by the Amse.
can nation
The times., 1899-10-01

the Americans should occupy themselves with
US and leave her in peace, and if there is a
much the better. that would further re-
move what is threatening her-although that will
never happen.
II would be most important that you should
agitate the question Of commercial relations even
though II would only be for effect and that you
should send here man OF importance in order
that l might him TO make a propaganda
among the Senators and others in opposition to
the Junta, and to win over exies.
There goes Arnblarad l believe he comes too
deeply taken up with little political matters and
there must be something very great, or we shall
lose.
Adela returns your salutation, and we wish you
IN the New Year 10 be messenger Of peace,
and take this New Years present to poor Spain
Always your attentive friend and servant who
kisses your hands
ENRIQUE DUPUY DE LONE.
Senor De LONE made weak attempt to
discredit the genuineness of this letter. but
finally cabled his resignation to Madrid and
went 10 Montreal. The Government of
Spain officially deplored the incident. and
named Senor Polo 3arnabe, as Minister
to the United States.
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stances which are invariably present on
the occasion of an explosion OF torpedo
were absent in the destruction of the
Maine. The report proceeded;
The evidence of witnesses comparatively close
to the Maine at the moment is TO the effect that
only one explosion occurred; that no column of
water was thrown in the air. that no shock to
the side OF the nearest vessels felt, on
land was any vibration noticed, and that no dead
fish were found. The evidence of the senior pilot
of the harbor is that there is an abundance of
fish in the harbor and this is corroborated by
other witnesses The assistant engineer of pub
lie works states that after explosions made dur
ing the execution of works in the harbor he has
always found dead fish.
The divers unable to examine the bot
tom of the Maine which buried in the mud,
but a careful examination of the sides of the
vessel, the rents and breaks in which all point
outward, shows without doubt that the ex-
plosion was from the inside
minute examination of the bottom OF the
harbor around the vessel shows absolutely no
sign Of torpedo, and the commission can find
no precedent for the explosion of the storage
magazine of vessel by a torpedo.
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board the Kearsarge when she was lost.
has also escaped. ALE the officers and
sailors who survive. greatly praise the
conduct of the commander and sailors
of the Alfonso XIII who. since the first
moment, gave all help TO the crew OF
the Maine and placed an especial guard
all night around The gbattleship to re-
cover the bodies OF the American sail
ors. The Alfonso XII and the Spanish
gunboat lie Gaspi have now their flags
at half mast.
The Autonomists held a special coun-
Gil, presided over by General Blanco,
in which it was resolved that the presi-
dent of the cabinet, Senor Galvez, and
the secretary general, DR.. Congosto,
should call on Consul General Lee, to
express their coincidence and also ca
bic to President Mckinley their deep
regret for the catastrophe. The mu-
nicipahty of Havana has resolved to
participate in the funeral of the dead
American sailors and to call on Con-
sui General Lee and demand from him
the privilege of paying the expense of
the funeral and the expense of caring
for the wounded. Captain General
Blanco will also assist at the funeral.
The military newspaper, the ''Dairo
del Ejercito," is published today in
black border. All public spectacles have
been suspended. All the wharves today
have been filled with people, eager to
hear more news, and many private
boats are running through the bay
loaded with residents of the city, eager
also for news. Until now only eight
cen bodies have been recovered. and
they are at the morgue. Some of them
are badly mangled. Others are burned.
The bodies which are supposed to be
on board will hardly be found on ac-
count of the utter destruction of the
battleship. special Judge has been
appointed to investigate the cause Of
the disaster.
The times., 1899-10-01
THE DE LONE LETTER.
EpaIn'S Minister sneers at the Ameri
can President.

Epnin'z Minister Sneers at the Ameri-
can President.
The public mind was soon after agitated
BY the De LONE letter. This was written
by. .Senor Enrique Dupuy De LONE, Spanish
Minister at Washington. to Jose canale-
Jas. It contained uncomplimentary aIlu-
sions 10 the American President, was stol-
en-, and was made public by the Cuban
Junta. on January s. A translation of this
famous epistle follows:
Legation Of Spain, Washington.
lfy Esteemed Senor Don jose Canalejas:
You need not apologize FOR not having written
20 ne ] siso ought 10 have written 10 you, but
have not done Sc on account Of being weighed
down with work.
The situation here continues unchanged Every
thing depends on political and military success
tn Cuba The prologue of this second method Of
warfare viii end the day that the colonial c2bi-
let VIII be appointed and il relieves Us 10 the
bility q what may happen there, and they must
cas- the responsibility upon the cubans, whom
they believe 20 be 50 Immaculate.
Until then We viii not be able 10 sec clearly
and consider II 20 be loss Of time and an
advance by the wrong road. the sending Of ennis
ssrles 70 the rebei field; the negotiating with
the sutonomists. not yet declared 10 be legally
constituted, and the discovery Of the intentions
and purposes Of this Government The exiles
will return one by one and when they return
will come walking into the sheepfoid, and the
chiefs viii gradually return. Neither Of these
had the courage 70 leave en- nase. and they viii
net have the courage to thus return.
The Presidents Message.
The message has undeociTed the insurgents, who
expected something else. and has parslyzed the
action Of Congress, but ! consider II bad Be
sides the natural and inevitable coarseness with
which Il repeats sll that the press and public
opinion have said Of Spain and weyler, Il shows
once more what Mckinley is weak ard catering
70 the rabble, and, besides, low politician, who
desires TO leave door open 70 me and 10 stand
well with the sngoes Of his party
Nevertheless, 4 matter Of fact Il will only
nepend On ourselves whether he VIII prove bad
The times., 1899-10-01
A RINGING SPEECH.
Senator Thurston Makes n Might,
Appeal for War.

Senator Thurston Makes a Mighty
Appeal for War.
Senator ]. NJ. Thurston, of Nebraska, in
a speech delivered on the floor OF the Sen
ate on March "a. 1898, told of his personal
observations in the Island of Cuba. He de-
scribed the conditions OF the "reconeentra-
dos and made powerful and determined
plea for the armed Intervention of the
United States. He said in part:
News Dispatches True.
The reports of certain American
newspaper correspondents upon the
sufferings of the reconcentrados are
not exaggerations. The pictures in the
American newspapers are true. They
can all be duplicated by the thousands.
I never saw, and please God 1 may
never again see, so deplorable a sight
as the reconcentrados in the suburbs of
Matanzas. l can never forget to my
dying day the hopeless anguish in their
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could suggest no relief except through
the United States.
The Government of Spain has not.
and viii not, appropriate one dollar to
save these people. They are now be-
ing attended and nursed and admins
tered to by the charity of the United
States. Think of the spectacle! We
are feeding these citizens OF Spain;
we are nursing their sick; we are saw
ing such as can be saved: and yet there
are those who will say it .is right for
us to send food, but we must keep our
hands of. l say that the time has
come when muskets ought to go with
the food.
shall refer to these horrible things