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Ierenee In the Male Department wise.
use the resident-Juv- the Neutrality
his Benet “elated?
WASHIIO'I‘OH, July 20.--For the first
time in many years there was a midsum-
mer cabinet meeting in Washington in the
absence of the president. Secmtory of
State Olney apparently some to Washing-
ton from Falinouth for the express pur-
pose, for hole“ the city again this morn-
lng. ,
Secretary Olnoy called at the war depart-
ment soon after his arrival at the state
department to talk with Secretary La-
ment. The latter was absent at the time,
and he lulled to attend the cabinet moot-
lng, which was held later, although 'uu
ellort was made to summon him by tole-
pbone. ‘
Secretary Herbert next received a visit
from the secretary of state. and the pair
walked over to the state department and
Were closeted in the ethos oi’ Secretary Ol-
ney. Here they were joined ill the course
of ball an hour by Secretary Cilrllslo and
Attorney‘ General Harmon, who had been
called by telephone into the conference.
This lasted for fully two hours, and from
time to time Assistant Secretary Aden,
“DUSTER DE 1.01m.
who has been acting its soon-[My of state
during the nbsi-noo of Summary ()lnoy, was
called into the room to advise the cabinet
as to some point under discussion.
Whatever was the subject or subjects
considered cannot be loin-nod, and upper-
cutly it was ri-solwd lo hr”) the proceed.
ings sol-rot. for l‘llCllili thi- persons present
as thuv emerged doirliiiod i-ollrtwusly but
positively to linsw‘or ii single question
touching their dollln-riitious.
All that could be gathered was to tho
effort that nothing bud llilppi'lli‘ll ilt Gray
anlos to giro rise to any lipprollonsioly
Still ilu‘l‘o wns on air of gravity in tho
demeanor of the cabinet oilii-ors as they
emerged from tho roilivronoo lliiii. would
indicate that somewwightyuud Important
questions had liv't‘ll llllilt‘!‘ discussion.
Whiit liiosl' may have Ili'i‘ll ('illl only be
surmisul without any tangible ovidouco
of prolmbiliiy.
()iio (Iii-ory is that the Moro claim was
ho re the minim-t in tho aliiipo of some
prfiositiou from the Spanish uovrrnmout
for its Hl‘lili‘lili'lli that pi-rhnps lilllilVi‘Il
tho (‘li‘llll‘lll of long limo, iiiid rolls-unioni-
Iy justiilui sumo hesitation lll‘l‘lil‘l‘ it could
be disposed of.
Anoihor iiIi-il lll‘ih'li‘lll‘ll was lluii them
was an ugly quvstinu as in iiw iuliiliun-nt
of our iioiiti‘iililyoblipuiion»~ lowiird Spain
that Illid (‘lllini‘il tho siilliil-ii lissriliblllgi- oi
the i‘illlilli'l illlli‘t‘i‘ri.
Perhaps It Concerns Neutrality.
This hilil some i'IIIHl‘ from tho fill-l that
tho pill‘lii'ulur oli'irnrs izullull'i-d iii lhr Milli:
(li‘llill‘lllll'lil \wrv just illow who Would bu
charged with HIV oxwiiiion of tho lli‘ll‘
truiily liiWs. 'I‘Iio simroiury of siiilo would
[)0 cloilwd with fll'ill‘l'ili suporvisiuu, tho
nttoriloy gouvml would look llfii‘r ilin l'll~
lorroutoiit of (Iw Iilw llsllilrr. iiu‘ h‘l‘i‘l‘i‘inl‘y
of tho treasury. through tho mills-tors of
customs and rovollui- i'liili'l‘s. would sure
for tho piirts and waste, and lllt‘ ai‘i'l'i‘llll'y
of the navy would lilainliiiu the patrol iii
blue Witii'l‘.
In further oonilrumtloiioi this theory it
was said that the Spanish minister. Honor
Dupiiy do homo. had suddenly lll'l'th‘il in
Washington from Massachusetts, but the
rotary ()Inuy would not admit that he had
seen him. 'l‘hi-ro are those who lmllove
that It was this subject of neutrality
which entrain-d tho most serious attention
of the cabinet ollicors. It is known that
they hnvo boon wietivhlug narrowly the
proceedings of the (Julian symplithizors
who hiWi‘ boon Opul‘llblilll in the United
States, and It is bollovod that the open
and questionable liptlfiltlilnfl at the Cow
York meeting liiii-ly, when ll convention
went through the forms of «looting presi-
dents for Cuba. have given rise to some
doubt on the port of our government as to
whctlior this was ii proceeding that iild
not in Itself constitute lit loilst In spirit an
infraction of that principle of tho uoiltrilb
itylilws which Iorbldtlio use of the United
States as n base of operations against a
nation with which the United States is on
terms of pollen.
Minister De Lame Bile-at.
If this vlcw wns mkui of the matter by
the cabinet meeting. it is likely that
it will be manifested through the issue oi
another presidential proclamation much
more Weeping in its terms than that al-
ready put forth, warning the residents of
this country against any infraction oi the
neutrality lows, and this in turn may be
tollswad by instructions to the judicial
officers of the autoimmune that will sum-
marily check any hostile movements
against the Spaniards in Cuba from this
country.
Minister do Lorne was soon, but refused
absolutely to ho lntervioviwd as to the rea-
sons tor his presence here at this time.
The Impression is very strong that the
billet meeting was for the pa of
lug the neutrality feature of the Cu-
' question, and it is believed that some
hllc statement will be made thereto in
a few dim. ,
American MIMI.“ In Paris.
Paulo, July BO.-—'l'wo Americans named
in; and Dwight have been arrested here
a charge of selling voiceless
“ Roch Islandm and fit. Inuit
. Will. has been in trouble
*3 having hose ~
We. .
i
r
» It
handset day
- 1' fill
_ burn to them even
weeks ago. The last was . OI.
trounced by Private Secretary Thurber,
and the many residents of this vicinity
who have been waiting patientlyto'lsern
what the third daughter In the president's
tacitly would be called took up the news,
and the name was soon being repeated in
eVery household.
There was no unusual ceremony attend-
ant upon the naming of the baby except
that which occurs in any household upon
such occasions. Mr. Thurber was with the
president all day, but it cannot be learned
that his opinion was asked or that be has
any other part in the prmocdlngs than to
make the announcement. _
When it became known that the name
Marlon had been sclccwd, the good wives
of Buzzards Bay at once inquired for
whom the child was named. To this there
could be obtained no other answer than
that the name was suggested by that of
the beautiful spot on the shores of Buz-
zards boy in which the president and his
wife passed several months previous to
their selection of Gray Gables as the site
of their summer below—Marion, Mass.
Mrs. Cleveland hits often been heard to
praise the boiluti. s of that locality, and it
is thought that her warm appreciation of
it was not without influence in directing
the choice of Private Secretary Thurber
and his family thither.
It was the general verdict in the village
that Marionwus ii flttiugnnmo to comple-
ment those of tho other childron~Rutb,
Esther, Marlon—three limiter of fiict yet
pleasing liiimvs, and the mothers in Buz-
zards Bay lizivu ropolllod thorn over in
their comments on the subject and have
nodded their heads ill griivu approval, as
It the matter \vus of personal concern to
them.
THE BANK NQTE BOYCOTT.
A Treasury Olliclal Says I t Would Only Con-
tract the Currency.
WASIIIXIITUX, July 2U.—~r\t tho trmsury
depurilni'nt It was said that. the plan of
Mr. Sovorolgu of tho Knights of Lisbor'of
boycotting nuiloiiul blink uotos, if carried
out, Would prove more harmful ililiu bono~
fleiili to the labor ilituri-sts of the country,
as it would commit the i-iimrucy to tho
extent of $211.0im. oou without injuring
the national banks.
"It would not hurt tho national banks
at Illl. " said Mr. 0. I". 'i‘ut'kor. deputy
culliptrollor oi the currency. "If people
should refuse to resolve ihoir [lot-cs, the
banks would simply present them to the
United Slims treasury for redemption and
rccoivo lounl ivai-r notes. which they
would continue to use Ill thoir business.
The only oll'oct would be to withdraw that
much mom-y from olrituluiioii, as repro-
Scllii‘tl by tho amount of noios roili-oluixl.
“It is trili‘ that midi-r the law the nc~
ceptunrc of uni iouul bank liotos miniot bo
enforced, and no man will ho oolupollid to
uiko [Ili'lll as legal li‘llili‘l‘. The {not that
they are lll'l'i‘llit‘ll iii vvi-ry duy transactions
is luriuluso tho govoruniolii. is behind thrill
and stands ready at any moment to re-
di-oln them with li‘giil louder. An effort
to disormlii national bank llllil‘rl would
lhoroforo bu illl ullvmpt to dopnv'iuio the
govrrmm‘ni's currency. 'l‘lii-i-o nn- only
211,ono,oooof liiitiouiil blink notes in cir-
ruiulinn. whilv ihoro oro $1l.‘m,olllll.l)i>0i)f
other kinds of Illlllli‘)’ outstanding."
SIXTEEN MISSING.
Reported Loss or ii hoht With a Party 0!
Young l‘ropll‘ Aboard.
SANTA Ii.\l:ll.\l:,\, (‘lil.. .Iiily ‘JILw-Thi‘
sloop ii. sill-w i~ rI‘IIHl'iI'Ii lost 'oll' milml
(Pi-ill. Nomi Willi Iii lli‘i's’ulla ilIl board.
Lats! Monday :i plirly of young pmp‘u- left
this purl for :l pli-lmii-u lrip lo the islands
Oil illi‘ lil“lli“>. 'l'lli' niimp niill‘ii'll Ill Illtl
morning' and mud. wry slow prnizri-as (H
limp: ll-‘n sllv\\:is ill slulii. brim: plllilily
\‘isibb- :il :lo'i-loi-l. ill lbw :il’lvriioou. A
brisk brwzo \Vih blowing. and it was not
known “'lii‘illi‘l‘ anything was thi- matter
with tho sloop iii llml llllll'.
'l‘lli- purly \l’na‘ i‘Xili‘l'Ii‘ll Inu-kiwo llllys
“it".llilil ’l‘iimdiiy liiulu ii'b llll~i‘nlililll‘ill'l‘il
iuim‘l lllli‘llrw‘l' uimul Iu'l- I'i'llII‘Il. Friday
morning l"‘l'\‘\l hoi‘obiish. purl inspm'ior,
whose son was on bourd. and Mr. l’rutt
started ii sourvhiug party. Lush owning
iliopllri-iilsol‘ tho [N'r-vlma'iill board tho
Restless \rori- ill the wharf anxiously
waiting for tho return of tho rit‘lli‘i'lli‘ffl;
but, no llt'Wa‘ mining. ihoy wvro oompidlod
to return Ilillili‘ dislippoiiiiod.
Tho soul-oiling party was oxpootod buck
Inst owning if the llosilrss was found,
but then» won no sign of oitlior boot. The
llltosi reports from down the most are
that. tho “i‘b‘llL‘Kfl hus boon wrecked.
QUAY’S’ CHOICE.
revere Either Band or McKinley For free-
idonlial Candidate.
Pl'n‘slil'uo, July 20,—Solinlor Matthew
Similoy Quay has declared in favor of
Rood or McKinley for president. This
simvlnout oiiiuo out in imsvvor to a letter
Bout by James H. Smith. oliiilrumn of the
Republican city committee oi William»
port, asking the senator to define his posi-
tion. In his answer the senator says:
"I iim in Iilvoroi the nomination of
clthiir limit! or MuKiiili-yior president,
whichever of thutwo mulls more ilv'nil-
lib“, when tho imtloiml convention assem-
Ice.
“1 'nm a ymrsonnl friend of Senator
Cameron, and our oiliclal relations are the
most iigrooobio. Ilo has never intimated
to mo his desire (or ro-olcction, and it
would certainly be mist discourtooue for
use to declare either for or against my col-
league in tho nllm'ilmlol' his pronounced
candidacy. which can in no wise be silent
ed by the present «into light. I am not In
later of the free coinage of silver."
All Ericssnn Victim Dine.
New Lotions, Conn, July lid-«John
Strinsky, the most severely burned of the
engineer crew of the Mli‘pi‘iln hoot Erics-
son, is dead. ills home is in llubuque,
1a., where he has three brothers living,
and his body will be taken there for Inter-
ment. He was engaged to be married to a
young woman In Newark, N. J., and she
came on to New London Friday Pol-nine,
only to find him in a dying send tl .
street Oar Men Win a strike.
Wesmmrmv, July 20.--'l‘hc Aueoostla
street railroad strike, which has been in
progress for about ten days, is ended.
President Griswold has acceded to the de-
mands oi the men loi- wages of 01.50 per
s
Drew-ed Willie Gathering Miles.
line You July so.-aseio Bell. aged
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Worth Oi ’ ill.
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DALI. AND 8“ TH“
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SKFFS Hill SALE
AT ROWAYTON.
Wk...
line Fancy Slim, it lost, hrsss
mounted.
illis Working Still, it lost.
Oils Fourteen-Foot Gilli.
ills Twelve-Foot Follower.
line NINI'FOIl Boos Follower.“
one Eight-Foot Follower.
ills til-Foot Follower-
ileed eerviesehle hosts, at low prices.
Gilliam lill H0181
FORMERLY DORLON’S.
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Shore dlnpliers. Rhode Island Clem
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Electric cars to hotel. connecting with
:iiogihst. 9'33in ”foundritymork
rooms.
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tf
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