‘ , grounds to WWII youths ior their oRiGinAL 000mm MATERIALLY CHANGED imminent Billion“ in Support of his Contention that j; our, river is Some llcosnre'hlionld be Given to the ' My“; tlie lineal Force to Conpell Peace-llotlilng lie» chit; Change the swarm Situation. ,telgltiiterieiiy . fl . 7:? It! . ”it, April ll.-Up to 10:2” o’clock this 1 , , ; ng had occurred to change the Spanish- bnn situation in any important particular. The pres- ident’s message was sent to Congress at noon along with Mpofisulgfireports. The information that Spain had proclaimed a cessation of hostilities on the island did not havh the ‘éfiect of materially changing the president ’s . message as originally prepared, except that it‘ furnishes important evidence in support of his contention that discretionary power in some measure should be given to thefipmtbht in the use of force to compel peace. In his montage the president strongly opposes recognition of ' bofligei'sucy as inexpedient. , The message was relerred in both houses to the committee onloreign relations, AWl'fllOil action. The Senate immediately adjourned, and the Senate commit- tee lane, in session. e e' , .W-I . X‘AMJIL—Mdm '9' m mm. iii-Icy solidified positively snot-try m muommgmumtsa W tube state W m‘eouiii‘msmuunttteu to can ion-ah heaps-tea mm. . 'vMJ‘ insomnia“ wingtgos. April ll.-—Tbo state as. ‘ m A ' . 1.;- 11 in 15.:‘ "WE-itchy received General Bias. Md? ' ‘ . ‘s- is alter the We mountain criterion is cessation ebullient two bonses at noon. aniline-incline ltwaaonblodto Several of the cabinet came 'the mill! Holster here and by him dellmrnd to the department. The pro- clamation is as ioliows: “ills msJesty'a govsmasent. yielding to the reiterated wish normed by his bounds. the paymllhsbenlplflnedtodocrcensnno pension oi hostilities with the object oi promrlog and Incliiiatillg the proper» ties at peace in this island. in virtue whereoi i believe it convenient to or- der: "Article i.—-l’rom the day ioliowlng the receipt in each locality oi the proso out proclamation hostilities are ordered to be m In all the territory oi the island oi Cuba. "The details ior the execution oi the above article will be the object oi spe- elal instructions that will be commonl- cated in the moral commanders-in- chldoithosrmy corpaiortheoasy and prompt execution. according to the situation and circumstances oi the case. thinnest BLANCO.” lNlllANB w in 70 Hour strain. Appleton. at... April llwA delves- tion oi a doses lndians irons the Onei- da reservation is in this city endeavor- iag to mahs srmanmsnts tor the en- listment oi a somber oi Indians in ens oi war with Boats. They were disappoiaisdaia not being able to and any one with the authority to enlist them stones. Aeompanysilaeaad .possibly two companies could he rais- lo the Whithjiouso and coniorred with him before. iii document went out oi his hands all' into the legislative hands. but that! was no cabinet session the "Info!“ oi the members he- lu in the native oi individual inter. views. hmsiary Alger came over a low mlnntssoaibsr 0 o’clock. and while he was still with the president Secre- tary Bliss arrived and Joined in the container. inst beiorn this senator hm afl*lsprossntaitve Skinner. or starts daddies. had an interview with the fit and urged provides tor an animate system oi coast de- ‘ issues alohp’ihsCsi-olins sea tract. The M w.“ work very early and omittm‘flédflhn low hours remaining hsiors amt whose submission to the WW“ mean war. was to It made m. had some inrther ’ semiotic-shout the situation. hiean- tisiéthesvaits ' hall boanorderetl closed to m. l masons went ahead tsetse missing oi the aannsl sis-tallies issilval and at is o'eloehihswwereopsnsdiorthis purpose. AJWIhysIdan m4 “er rain made the moonshine notation-titer mm ’ indicathss ”a.“ ”‘zmum andthe-‘msstoilhssnilstmsnis would , heyoosg men. Theythiakthst ii tlllistalho . - ibeyprmtheirworthiawarsgaiwst M” ”his! most!" M a We! , members of the cab- anal-thermoidbsmadesiiisiasand sdonthermsrvstisnlnsiswhosra' Sentinel will afternoon, giving in full the ' . president’s message to Con- gress on the Cuban ques- tion. _ masonsumna robshsllwwwdnimrsrh 1'me Army. Chicago. April li—Col. J. ti. o. use. assistant quartermaster moral, (inl- tod Slams Army, department at the lakes, has askad contractors to bid ior atropine to be delivered at Chieamna- gnaWi- The railroads have been aakodiorpropsrt, rtortraosisrrlngtbs Wampum-nous. el'polsitaiiiihoWestto(.'.llichmals-q gna iron which point the troops will nmrch the chili miles to the place as- icctod as the nation! roadssvnns. The proposals will he opmod on Thursday at department heads-mists in this city. The specifications call ior up cards oi woodiorhmdauarmullponnds oioau.’.000poundsoihsyaad2.— mpoondsoistrnw. Thecailiorbldsonsuppllsslsre- garded as convincing prooi that the troopsnowail'ortsherldnnwillbs on their way to colehamangua within a low days. Anion-tho ulcers it b understood that Wednesday morning isthetlmesgroednpon,alihoighn call is looked for at any moment. The call ior bids ior hay and oats shows that all branches oi the service are to bereprcsenled at tbcrendesvsns. The Twenty-dint lniantry, colored. oi Fort lilasouls. will pass through on Thursday. on. their way to Chicka- manna. i The cruiser Charla-ton [early Ready to laws the book. liars island. Cal. April ii—‘l‘ho cruiser Charleston in nearly ready to leave the dock. On Saturday the Pensacola was plac- ed in commisflon with Captain Henry Glass in command. The reason ior pis- ciu the ship in commission at this timetsthatshelstoboosedssquarv tern ior a large detachment oi marines who will be removed iroin the marine barracks in order to make room there tor a temporary hospital. Since the earthquake wrechsd the dwellings at liars island. Captain Glass and several odicsrs have been living on the Pensa- co'llv'ork on the Philadelphia is being hurried as much as possible. The men in the steam engineering department have bsen ordered to work over time. All the shoots of the Albatross have bean detached. She will probably go out oi commission. WINNING MVAI. RESERVE. Cleveland. 0.. April ll.—«Aaalsiaui Adjutant General Kingsley mid term that all managements had been ann- piston to rendesvows the Ohio National Guard at Chiehsm us a declaration or war. The work oi reuniting the naval reserves goes on steadily. Thi two Ohio divisions are now-alien to their war strength. Another division has been recruited st Ashtsbala. and, is waiting to hs mastered in. It is up posted that the naval reserve will in seat to the Onli in the event oi hostiiit ties and be placed on training ships. 'l‘roop A. Cleveland's cinch cavalry company. reunited is man yesterday and today and scores oi application» ior enlistment have been received. The rompers Nil cowasia Rim liorilasd, Orin. April lip—Min W. is has. United Isles esgmesr. has misemwtlenese l p . ‘i'ssue an extra, "edition late this - KKJMInmnkmmm Wflhrlhnuandllsslaadldoolv or. mowebrishiirsivmaeotae Matthews”. oiworh “Mannheim oneclrclorsportiwnthoomndcalls madenpnlthedthandstrangm “mm “mmuw ionwassplmasa‘ tustnnoithemsetv tag. ltawnnglvanbyllmunralll' vln,the“ltsoersiary.allerwhlch WWW . annulus siren lo Ira. A. 1.. Heater. Ira. Frederick saga-thingaveiho reportoi tits nominailasosmmitiseasd thetollow- lmoimy. - Wild.“ Viee-prsnldsota—llrachsrlssosio- tsrd,lirs.l£stelleriram,lrs.rrsdsr~ ish Fierce. ltscordh Secretary—Ilse Clara llarvia. Corresponding secretary—lira. Jos- lsh Gm. thlrs. A. J. locker. Ira» ”all! gave halpinl words, rec minding the monitors that the till was commsmoratire oi the time our Saviour It! in the tomb. which wm the crowns; point of Christ's homil- iatioa. and that they should learn to live humbly hr others» The sessions were closed by remarks and praynr by the pastor. Tea wm lhenssrwodhylrahnlllll.llm listher llmlhntt and lies Brown. The table was most heantiiully decorated with smiles, dalodlls sad nannies and a delightful social hour was enjoyed. We!!! aim Kaila Dan. at sham w m Warship. item as...” who lmve been iniestisg Sonih lidrwalh the past iew days were corralled by the police Satur- day nighl and spent Easier holiday in the lockup. The men had ”held up” nearly every one they encountered on the streets tor a dime or a quarter "to get a more lodging." ‘ Early in the evening Adolph Ander- son. a Silvernline farmer. made moi- plsint that a new Easter hat. an empty demliohn and a stone lug had been stolen irons his wagon in Water street. A search was insulated ior than and Omeers ’i’nthlll and ileardon ionad the hat in possession oi one at the tramps. who gave his name as James arms. its was arrested. charged with drooli- ennem, vagrnocy and theft. The two other articles were input! in the rear oi the West Shore inn and tattoo to the iorhup. later ilve other men were arrested. They gave their names as William 0’- llrien. William llsy. John O'Brien. Thomas llsrphy sad iiamnri Howard. and the last pinre oi rwsliiensre at most oi them was in Brldpsport hall. la the Town cowrt this morning they were charged with draaitsaneas, and vs snncr. it was proven in court this - log that [lay had used all-sire - Isaac and restated arrest 'by constable Goodwin. Judas l'rsst imposed a son- iesesoitwsaiy daysislsllaasessts. lisrphy. Howard and am warn sash missed is litres days in tall with costs. ad the two mass received ten days each. mausoleum “Jam known balsam Theamrtsrmasisrpsnsrnl oi the hrigsdshashsssdlrseledtepmshssr mmsnmpssalhhiarihncannnrtl- satiatlssalMthsmilonmgar- tlelss: A Proclamation Issued by the Prefect. Um; ing the People néQuieting Effect. to be Colin has r woonronn TO LEAVE Til SPANISH CAPi'i'oL TODAY. it is Alleged that he will be Accompanied to the Prestierhy an Ear con oi Guardsmen—4M Minister of iiarise Characterizesas Absurd the Story Told in iondos by Engineerdhboss About the Sale of Submarine lilacs to Spain. W, April 11. 9:30 I. n—lt is; said that United States llinister Gui. Mari L. Woodiord. leaves Madrid today. it is further aimed that be will be accompanied to the troutier by an escort oi gendarmes. The ambassadors meet at the italian embassy today. It is understood this meeting was called as a result oi news received from Washington. At the Prlneem Theatre yesterday evening nspectalor shouted “Viva Es- pana." and the coil. audience arose, while the building rasonnded with irautlc cheers. The national anthem was demanoud by the people and was played amidst anthulastlc racism. lions. ladrid, April ll. 9:45 a. m.—'i'he most important arrest politically issue in connection with the demrmstrations oi yesterday was that oi Boron son- gnrron, a Carlist leader and former deputy. lt.|s reported that the Romeo-ulna. Republicans and Carlists were at the bottom at the maniicstaiion. the Car- lists taking the principal part. Over ltiil arrests were tirade during the disturbances. Among them. in ad- dition to Baron fianparrso. were Benin (inlves. a former deputy. General Cas- inivi tie Bonrboh and many newspaper men. The police scattered the crowds who attempted in retinal at the Poms tie. Sol at about midnight. were injured. The preiert today published a pror- iainaiion urging the people to be calm. and adding that the demonstra- tions yesterday were inatmstsd by a political party. Complete quiet prevails here this morning. but the precsittloos “taken have not been related. Atrium the newspapers insist that General Woodiord will leave Distinct unlay. the lfnited mates minister has not yet lahcn any steps is that dine. tion. The minister at marine: Admiral Bare meio. rhsrntderiass as aboard the story told in London by Joseph P. illhhoaq the lag’tish electrical esslnssr. as tr the mic oi the ssh-mutate to Opals: Them lsistsr says that dart. the par thirteen months the Ipswich povarsv mast has not contrasted with any ”- litm if. to lay arises in Havana hairJ Somopersons I w iiesddsthat theiorpsdossseat vs Cshahsveaotyetheesisidlnthewav tersoiihntmsad. A din-patch irom Isnllawasitaioi ihnrdly recover. inndon. April li.—8amnei French, the American theatrical publisher, died on Saturday. _T_____... _ FAGAN-BPRAGUIL James Pagan and lira. Anna Sprague were married at St. Ilary's church by Father Barry. yesterday aflornoon. A reception iollowerl at the home oi Mrs. Kent. in South Wilton. lawman: mam nan “Manda-assortment” that” David Kelly. oi Sorry. has had a queer experience, and as a W believes that n smelt will never is so iongssltisiroamstll. ’l‘wswsshs ago he was dating on lit-agate hay. where he captnrwd a Ion. m morn smells. which hi‘hhflhflflb tie shanty "WSW“ .d resume work. mailed to” toattead the iimsraldasmmisere did not return is normal days. when heweniatoncetothetsnt. Hotooh the pail Ilied with snow and ice, in which were the smells. and placed the pail in a tub. pouring over it a law gallons iii warm water in order to p1 theitshoutwboie. Hetbenwent to the village. where ho snapped three hours. When he returned every smell was alive and swimming and in the tub. Walter Biasko tells a smell all)?! that beats this. He says that the year oi the World's lair there was a man in Belimwhe kept a iisli marketuwho bad a dab hatchery in his head. About three weeks before the lair the man's right ear became itchy and began swelling beromlg m The doc- ttws pmrunced it an ulcerated mom or something like that. The man made up his mind to p to the World's ialr sndseethrsightssndatthsmmetime get the doom to operate noon it. While there be consulted several. who told him that it was a case beyond their knowledge. its cause brittle and made up his mind that he would have to die. The thing was growing until it Inniiy liltlkfli like an imlian tanned mocasin hanging in the aids at his head. but there was no pain. One day, while seated in the old arm chair read is: the paper. he called to his wits and darlared that he had water on the brain. "ior." raid splashing and splash the seashore.” Alter a time he perswaded her to tails s hairpin and probe into it. thinking it sushi let the whtsr om. fin did so. out came nearly ha! a out at wil- ii both. May was killed all Smith will iew onetime-tap.“ and Dudley P. Ely. See W. ‘o i once oi litmus" host. to LEE-Apartments it... lalnstroet (are roams). . prove-acute. not. us. rents iromtflofldjal -. . live rooms. Apply a. fig lira. Yams. is last i“ Norwslk. 1'0 LET-Six rooms. [fig suitable for is”; rooms, No. 10 Union. . 12 rooms, with ’ T0 [ilk—Home, I! - Wlbdlkcdldimh‘. ' 'ro lET—ilowerjnnroifll . Orchard street. All ' prove-meals. his led. Two sit-am was: w ‘ avenue trolley. Vary mp... W to iamily without “If “E inquire at No. a Orchard I. 1'0 [ET—New lien. in Academy street. madam meats. inquire d T. t . llsrwin street. Tom-«Thereoudaad’ obtheinnlnrd ' ”GK-hilarious. ‘ " ableioroflosanksm manufacturing. has lnqwlreoi'.l.m stream-rt 5 Worth“! street, walh.
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