the roads in about an hour.
0...; no a 1...... Late no
Afternoon for the Troops to
j Assemble on the Coast.
hulllilllllilllllillfll *
EXPEllElllIlllllllllHlllills
letretaryAlqulayinct-hat
ii Guam Autumn: the Presi-
dent toUntheLundand Ia-
valftn'oaa iii the oaaa oi
Cuba, Volunteer! will
be called (I! at
Washington. April 15.~—An order will
issue late today. ordering the '
regular army to aaaemhle on the coast,
mainly in Florida.
The question of how many oi the
militia oi the several states ahaii
called Into service tor active duty when
military operationa are decided upon
is engaging the attention of the preaix
dent anti the oi‘llciola of the war do~
partmcnt.
The opinion watt expressed by one oi
the latter today that when the order in
loaned concentrating the regular army
tor some southern point the preaitieiit
will call forum” oi the militiamen.
Thin number. it is believed. will rut-
lice for immediate purposes.
(lull for Iiiltarylxpeeted.
tipinionc have differed
exact time when the onion for the
regular army to concentrate and tho.
call for the militia would be issued.
some oliiciaia believing they would
onto tomorrow or the day alter. and
other: when the president algned the
”solution declaring for intervention.
Game More lxpaotad.
Secretary Alger waa quoted all laying
to some vlaitora today that if Confirm
directs the preaideot to use the land
and naval iorcea in the case at Cuba.
it call by the Willem for 50,000 vol-
unteers (militiamen) will be made
,wlthln forty-eight hours thermiter
The molar! declined to athrtn or do
ny the report. but la to tally came!
that each a call will be made.
Vauiihraarryiag troops.
Thumb the venom oi Anal-rant lion
rotary Melhleiohn, the department but
iaiortnatlon bearing on the carrying ol-
pgcily and am oi ovary vcuael en-
med in the coaatwitle trade which is
at particular true just at this time. hit.
hieiliiciohn denim the illuminant made
that the war department will not buy
any retracts for the purposes to which
than veaaela may be put. pretrvrina to
charter them in every case.
Old-rate nu ry Wart.
Ordert have been leaned directing
nicer-l timid. mats. the at»
~ Wt oi the ant. and General (Ivar
haul. communism the MW! of
tile gull. to hurry wort on the artillery
aorta under their iarladicttaa. The,
will avail We: of all the ihfllln
mattidrmadtocarrylliium
arr late a... on will cum aueh
Norfolk. Va. April 15.2 p. at.-‘f‘he
weatiier bureau reports the dying
squadron tea toilet east of the capea.
coating in. The aquadron will be in
”WWW“. frantic Idea
wlihlugar loam
London, April iB.-A special dee-
patch from Madrid this aiternoon ears:
"The note to the powers will review the
whole Cohan attention. pointing out
that all the trouble with the United
Staten ariaea through the clamor or the
ruler manufacturera. who it is claim-
ed. lamented and organised the entire
revolt. Attention will be called to the
alleged unmoleated American tilibna»
terlnna, and it will be aaaerted that the
chlei insurgent leaders are not Cubans.
but adventurers of all nationalities.
whoa: sole purpose to plunder anti
robbery.
The concession by Spain will be
enumerated, and the note will point out
that while Spain has done everything
miscible to pacify the island, the con-
cola oi the United States. it will be ob
taxed have constituted themselves in-
surxent agents. and the statement will
be. made that when auttnlonzy prom.
had the desired result, an American
squadron was sent to Cuba to encour-
age the insurgents! to hold out.
These contentions, it to added, will
be supported by, documentary evidence
which. it la alleged, will prove the bad
«faith displayed throughout by the
Coiled States toward strain."
The note to the power: will conclude
with declaring that Spain, having ex.
hesitated every means of peace, is ”re-
luctantly compelled to prepare for war
and to light for the maintenance of lot
rights and honor."
Senor Smaladlie Spanish premier. is
quoted in a special despatch from Mati-
rld as saying. with reference to the tin-
atructlon of the Maioo having been
caused through Spaniub agency: "This
infunonu calutnny media the rcptoba-
tion ofthe whole world. All the nations
hnow the true canoe of the disaster. and
many American officials know it. too
For the American government to have
a plea of intervention upon heartless
calamity of this chararncr is to rtrilci
attains! rramn anti justice For this
million it to imlulttaible. for no to retrain
‘ from protcatlnlt formally to the powers
against the imputation.
”lilliliY" BARRY DEAD.
New York. April 15r~Wllliam .l.
‘ Barry. the well known comedian. llli'il
at hie home in Brooklyn today. He
had been ill of a complication of atom-
och and liver “troubles for some time
anti hill death had been hourly expect-
ed for several days. William J. Barry.
familiarly known all Billy, waa horn
in lreland about ill yeara ago. Mr. liar
ry 'r wife la dead. Seven children rur-
vlve him.
DYNAMITE FOR Till: GOVERN-
T
New York, Apr 5. “The Jeraey City
lire commie-tonne granted the hellish
Valley railroad a permit to unload it).
000 pounda of dynamite from para at
i'onlmunlpaw. N. J The expitulvc will
be handled by government employees
and cent by water to Bath No
n—u—u—a—n-r .— ~—
MARKET BASED OFF.
Wail att'eet, it a. m.—~Tha market
eased on utter the opening. then recov
ered to the beat. Mar created Hz.
The railwaya moved very narrowly and
ran all under profit tailing towarda ll
o'clocit. linslneaa waa quite lively dill"
ion the advance. but alterwartls the
marital became dull.
motocross HOLDING ills 0W.
loudest. April ll‘JnM bulletin luau»
ed this mine rauardlaa the health
at Dir. (iiadutoae almond that he
will holding lila around and waa Mew
in: but.
lint mantra SHAW aeolian.
Palmoeth, April lawns limbo
Mm Carrie. train tibatpam on An
til 7 tar New York. has put in with
her that abaii m
"i meithyautetheaadei
iM! earth“ he meal plenum».
"Not with me. you wouldn't" she
Wealthy
TAKING: trill] LEAD.
it is l’nderstood, however that Great Briial and Germany are not
Favorable to the Snggeslillik—A Semiokcial Statement of the
Spanish Position as to the Shrrentler of lhe island of Coba-
Note to the Powers Reviewing the Cohaé Situation.
Rome, April lt'r~—'l‘lle l’opolo . lano today says it
understands the powers of Europe brill intervene bow
tween the I'nitctl States and Spain ill favor of the latter
country, and. it adds. according to information gathered
in well informed quarters, the finial-volition will take
the form of a naval demonstration infrbit-ll all the pow-
ers will participate.
London, April 1.5— A special ditpatvll from Home,
referring to the rumors of a proposition to make all in-
ternational naval demonstration oil the island of t’ubu.
says Austria is taking the lead, but ill in understood that
(treat llritttill lilltl (l‘él’lllaily are not favorable to the
suggestion. - ’
The Spanish ambassador made. along visit to the
British foreign olilt-e today, and later the Austrian uln-
llassutlor called.
The American ambassador says that efforts towards
a naval‘tlelnonstrutio coultl not Silt'l’t't'tl, (lrct'tt llritaill
having: refusctl to j” such a lnovelllcnt.
'lllc British folcigll Mill 9 tllit‘i'l not lit-licw tlll' pow-
ers will make a demonstration.
QlEE\ Gil ES iloooooo l’ESETLS
Madrid, April 15, 8 ll. ul.-~ 'l‘ llc Qllt’t’ll Regent bus
Ilcatletl the national subscription with it million lll'fil'lLil'i,
arousing great t‘lltlllitiliiiilil.
“ MORE AMMLMTIll" ARRIIES.
'gcw York, April 15 'lllc \‘lilsou lillc stcamcr
Marengc, which artivetl this morning from Newcastle,
brought 250mm of war material for tllt' l llitctl States
govertllllcnt, recently purchased to lutttlulul.
NM Al. 3383!“ 58 FOR LEAGUE lSLllM)
New \orlt, April 15.7 A stltull detachment of the
New Jcrucy naval reuervcs left for the Hague lslautl
Vavy yard ill Philadelphia illia morning.
.l... _W
araruva roameu naval: an alums om
mummumutaa mandala—ma in am
lalaadctliuha.
byher Inhaiplim
Wuhlnuioii. April “min view of Madrid. All?“ ib,»~~Tho lmtutrclal
coolletiu W. a sunbeam-t stair ~ tlnti.) immune on her alabaty'a ac-
fnetii of tliu Mobil bouillon II to the lion. to heading the aulmrlptlotl to in-
eurreuder oi Cuba in elven by It his!) mm the mouth at the nounlsh
foreign authority. in part the view navy. today says: "tutti! water-day
ineut aura: “Once I34!" I” ht ll ”it may min only unit in the airport
underlined M ll! m MW lady a virtuous» own; but sitter renter:
sinus at to Irwin's misnomer-it of the day ”in lint been known aa a smith
ialautl at Cuba are later. and are cab queen. tier gm of one autumn
rotated to hurt" flint? hi)!!! I“ “3* ultra her millions of Wm"
Wamfiuwfifi limits. to the political nitration
the Ifllflt at Will (tuba “m the impartial malaria: “ll-qr lien»
away will my. it. is s government finally and: the
fl .
ricotta .. an” om: WWW-5:31
m ,
people. May we are all malaria;
mhumyarlyllavaautl «mouth
ed around tho stair.“ ,
Ilium
mm: 1' ran "U”.
latte not Vania Itch-um Between
Inn-Wand Dal-01L
Washington. April ls—There was
another lively ocean in the Home to-
day. Many hot words were exchanged
between 'Iir. Bailey and‘lr. Daiseii, the
latter alleging that Mr. Bailey had. as
the papers had elated. loot hla head.
Mr. Bailey responded angrily. that
gentlemen when insulted and called
liar: were charged with having lost
their head if they rented.
The House was keyed up to an in~
tense pitch and another outbreak was
imminent when regular order was iln’
ally demanded and routine bluinesa re-
hunted.
Today in the Senate.
Washington, April 15~Deepite the
lowering‘clouds which threatened to
pour out their suspended torrents at
any moment and despite, too, the unno—
llally early hour oi convening, the sen-
ate galleries were throngeti this morn-
ing when the vicepreaidcnt'tt gavel fell
precisely and o'clock. War discussion.
a. powerful magnet heretofore. today
proved irresistiblc for in addition to
discussion action by the Senate. was
expected by some persons. indications
before the Senate convened were that
the debate would be prolonged, perhaps
far into the night. all it was the expres-
sed intention of Chairman Davis to en—
deavor to force a continuous session un-
til the pending resolutions were dis-
poecti oi. When the Senate adjourned
taut night the vicopmident had before
him a list of 25 senator: who had ex-
pretnletl their intention to addrean the
Senate upon the momentous attention
befort it. Whether all of them will
avail themeelvca of the opportunity to
talk in somewhat problematirai, an a
dozen or more have announced that
they will not stand in the way oi an
early vote.
At the suggestion of Mr. Davis the
ordinary lltlainetul what not aside and the
lamina relational committee f'ulntn reti-
ollltiona were laid beforo till:- Senate.
Mr. (‘ollum tilts.) delivered a care-
fully prepared speech covering the gen-
oral Cuban qucatlon. After directing
attention to his own record in the Ben-
ate upon the Cuban mailer. hlr. Cullom
declared that the hour tor action by
this country was about to strike. Step
by atop Spain hail Mn pushed batit
ironl the weatcrn hemisphere and now
she was about to leave another and the
chief goal of her colonial moonstone.
if Strain nhouitl be permitted to puranc
her court-«- in Cuba she would go
without romortle and dcatroy if lumi-
ble the patriota to the laat luau. iier
bias-k t'rlfncii. titled he. call aloud for
vengeance and that vengeance will b.-
laitcn by the American people in the
lotcrcata oi humanity.
Mr. ('ullotn reviewed the circumu
stances of thc Maine (“meter and tie-
t-lared that dlaaator was an act of "tie-
iiberatc and atrocious murder." The
mplc throughout the country were de-
manding that that crime ahoultl he re-
routed and that the overlying blow
liliOlllil be struck without delay "and if
lipain should recent oltr action." said
he. "weahail not healtate to take up
the gauntlet and appeal to the (lot! oi
battle and to mankind to notify our
action. We now propotte to do our du~
ty to God and than and force tipaln to
whidraw her forces anti flag from tho
inland.”
After mailing an extended emollient
for llntnediatc action. in the mum of
which he paid a high tribute to Pleat-
dent McKinley. Mr. (‘tlliotn concluded
tut follows: "Thanks to tho unwavcr‘
in; nettle ol justice oi the people of
the United litatru the murderers and
the. outlaws who now exorcise a brief
nhow of authority in Cuba will soon be.
come incommuulcudo until malice ahail
be rationed and the arming angel
ahall write the Verdict and mm at
the offendcd world. And if the peo-
ple of this country ahall do nothing
more in thin century than drive the
barbarian into the. flarriheun aea. we
as a people shall earn the praisea at
entry lover of irvedolu and hainanity
the world over."
filtifllN illl' run Tim)! ”mum
BOARD."
Rclming to the tuna recently print-
ed. referring to the oriala of the term
"rtariuiarii" and "form a mum.
oral baa blade the point that the for»
my term halt been its use ill the Butt-
littil Megan trout a mate period. an:
earring in Autumnal: at "aim,
board.” and ill laidtiie itaailah Ila
"aim." while la later time: it
uh written "mm.” heat which
it devoloucd lute ita W total
"stadium."
ltcrictuaiiyuaaatthaMoraide.
oi the any on which the man who
clerical it war in“. It may be tailed
a tativa but“ until at Wm
‘ CRISIS NEIII III SPlIII
The Public Threaten a Revolution
at any “merit.
Villllililtllilllillll’lllllllll
Queen Regent Compound to Monaco
her Policy a! Peaeeaad meadahip
~Declam ails Will Abdicate
ii Cabinet Dona not Yield.
- .flW-i
New York, April 15~A special collie
tiespatch to the Sun from London says:
The fullest confirmation cornea from
Madrid tonight of the grave Spanish
situation described exclusively in The
Sun's deapatclaca on Tuesday last, in
which it was unqtmlihetlly declared that
the dynasty was imperllied, and there
would be civil war ii there was not
war with the United States;
The domestic crisis is already so
acute that desperate measures have
been renorted to to aavc the monarchy.
The peril is now so great that Queen
Regent Christian has determined to
sacrifice the ministry in order to pro-
eerve the dynasty.
This is shown by her announcement
to the‘leatiers of all the political par—
ties that all.» will abdicate the throne
if the Ministry docs auxin to tarnish
the honor and dignity of Spain. This
declaration implies a sad renunciation
oi her policy of peace and iriendsbip
for the leaders oi the Begum Cabinet.
but much can he iorglvcn the. hormonal
woman in her desperate dilemma.
The Queen chcnt has been an carn-
cilt advocate of a pacific and concillia—
tory policy toward the lulled States
She tlcteriteti ch'lcr a bloody regime in
Cuba. anti peritonaliy. she is quite will-
ing to abandon ('uba an the price oi
peacc. Silo was the moat. earnest alip-
portor of the urmiatice last week. hilt
already but throne in (cutting aa‘ the
penalty of that act of com
Now an.» is compelled virtually to rt»
nonnce all pacific measures and to de-
clare heraeif the lmcomhl'omllting
champion of Spanish unanimity in ittt
illlleat integrity, but the Susana min—
istry have not yet auctltmbcd They.
too are willing to try deafifit'ate means
to regain public confide
The popular anger in taking the
form at idolatry o! the tcher Weyler.
chiefly became he in tho ohm of the
deepest American detonation. lie is
determined to avenge himself upon the
present government at the earliest op-
portunity for yielding to the demand
of tho l‘nitod that» for bill recall from
t'nlxi last autumn.
There in some danger that he will at-
tempt lo vein the government before
he has been in Madrid long.
it in reported that the government
will endeavor to accomplish several
ptirpouca by ordering Weyler to return
immediately to a command in
Putin. This mi‘ht check the publit
uprlaing, which threaten: a revolution
at any moment, would rid the govern-
ment of a man whoae presence in Mad-
rid la moat danneroua, and hasten a
rupture with the l'uiled Staten. which
would be an advantage now that the
gowrnment ittlly rocogntaea that it in
inevitable. Moreover, it would be
an act more provocative to the United
Staten than any other that mixbt be ta-
lten. without being technically a itontllo
act, and would be well calculated to
iorce America to begin war. it is, how-
ever. by no manual certain that Weyier
would obey ordm to call for Lube.
There may he ante events in Mad-
ritl in the neat lew hours.
An American who in now in Madrid.
when wortla are entitled to great
would and alanillcam. but whose
name for ohviotw rsaaoaa cannot be
mentioned. writes to the Marion cor»
rtlatmdent of The
"it ill safe to predict that before the
bit of Ananat the American Iiaa will
float cm the inland at Cuba and that
Spain will have forever retired from
that pm at the new world. Prealdent
McKinley. with a free hand and the
array and navy at his ordain. will have
no diMltr in bringing till! to para
Spatulahowreaeutlaathaapactacteof
the national Marina noble atria-at
Wand worried“ todautliill'ln “7
she “in at tact and iyiu down to
”on
will iii ivltmrtorono.
Wallluetord. (ma. April l5.-nl’d
taut laat'aiuat destroyed lite
North turtle. causing slea- animated
Whfllm
Illflm human TAR” WT.
WANTED—uh wil .
Main street. Norwalt,
T0 LET—~P‘our pleaalhli
T0 RENT—flout: on '
mil RENT—Alter April
T0 LET—Six rooms, italic
1‘0 LET—Lower floor of Hi I
TO LET—~The second and ‘
l‘O i.B'i'~llouac No. 4 law-
__ . “.4...— ........
'i'0 LET—House corner
T0 LET—Lower apartmenta 16:
you BALE—Whit) Kim
705! BA 1.2—4 lira”.
usva voila rispo I
«atrium
aadWflnaaniln Bowel!
irritate mutual-ream. The
situation of minding
attest, South Noriega;
coolt and lsuadreaa.
Weed, 55 Wall am
WANTED—Situation
no washing. Wri
TOL
Fort Point street. ‘ .
oratod. Five desirable
born avenue. Modem:
iamlly. inquire to Fort
Stuart avenue with air
ly painted, water and
garden with or wi
minutes walk in Norw
Nortvnlk. Terms
to William McMullen, No
avenue. Norwallt.
and barn. 14 Wash
Also middle bonae,
South Main street, 815
wood block, Chestnut
few apartments, $7 of“
Dudley P. Elyl Sec W. A.
otllce oi Ruuell Front.
suitable for oliicea; m
rooms, No. 10 Union
12 rooms, with lmpl'o
9 Arch street, rent, “3:
llaniord place. E. A. W '
Orchard street. All
provementn, bath who,
trace, etc. Rooms {really
ted. Two minutes walk '
avenue trolley. Very
to family without milk
inquire at No. 6 Orchard
oi the Quintard buildint.
and Knight streets, NI_ .
able for offices. lodge mil-u ‘
manufacturing. Boat I“ ”
inquire of F. E. Gallium
street. Norwallr. or F. H.
5 Washington street.
walk.
aevon rooms ram, ‘12: in
8 and 10 'i‘olloa street. M
rooms each 310; live rm
lee effect 38; house, live - ‘
good garden, Belden M
in good order. John 11.
West street, or 1. hi. Layton;
and Ann streets. 7 ma. “I '
inquire at Hayea’ mark-t.
a
chat! atreet. Water and
auctions. PM at can.
uel T. Hatch.
1'0 RENT—«Four room a
Itory rear. rent ‘8; all!
apartments. 2nd story
89: over D W Raymond’a.
Him street window U
room. Halls lighted, '
cleaned. inquire oiled Old
gar company. 88 Walt!“
FOR 3 LI.
BEST was for anilinl. I...
per 13. Miolntnedieu t
iienoery. No. 7 Henry ‘
Norwaiil.
horse, with wort: um]
um. All can behouhuaf M
late Dudley P. Ely. Sue ‘
(irlihn. Jr., oflice at I!“
autumnal“; '
imitwood piano Wt
"puller. Tel M
leach. Agent the the
tuna“ pianos. ~ ’ v
um I and l
min. South"? _;
lib-ii will main
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