theResohilon Passes by a Vote
* of I79 to l56. ‘
eoMsUnnEMcE on THE
AMENDMENT NECESSARY.
if it is Carried the Resolution will go Direct to the President; if it is
Defeated a Conference will he Ordered—Arranging for the De-
parture of Spaniards from America——-lmportant Conference with
the President on the Cuban Resolution.
Washington, April 18—~The motion which the Re~
' publican leaders have decided upon will be to concur in
A the Senate amendments with an amendment striking
out the recognition of the existing republic of Cuba.
This motion will take precedent over all other motions.
There was some objection to the fourth section of the
resolution which declares against annexation in any
form, but the leaders decided, in view of the fact that
the Senate had unanimously adopted it, to allow it to
stand. The leaders are very confident their motion will
prevail.
When the House convened Mr. Dingley moved con-
currence in the Senate resolutions, with an amendment
striking out the Cuban independence recognition. Mr.
Bromwell, of Ohio, Republican, moved to concur. The
vote was taken first on the Dingley motion, and was car-
ried by 179 yeas and 1&6 nays.
A The “Gillian resolution now goes to the Senate as
t soon as the clerks can prepare it, when it will, no doubt,
be debated at some length. \
Washington, April 18. with. Lorimer, republican,
Illinois, at 10:30 a. in. said: “I know we have enough
votes to concur in the Senate amendment. The only
doubt on the subject arises from the possibility that
, some of the men who have pledged themselves may yield
.5, to the tremendous pressure that is being brought to hear
upon them."
CONSULS ARRANGIAG FOR DEPARTURE.
Washington, April 18»-~-l'nder instructions front
Minister I’olo, Spanish consuls are‘arrauging for the
departure of Spaniards in their localities.
SPAIN TRYING TO RAISE A LOAN.
London, April 18~lt is reporter] that Spain is at—
tempting to raise a ”Hindi” loan in London.
Washington. April lib-immediately suit won in doubt. and the two lumra'
upon the House convening at 10 o'clock breathing apt-Ii obtained by tho tortu-
thla morning in accordance with thc nntt- parliamentary situation which
Dinghy. the Republican floor lcatlcr. iimmie root was utilised in hard work
Iaoved an adltmrnment, which motion on both alder.
was carried. The regular session The speaker summoned his lieuten-
therefore will begin at noon. am» to his room in the lobby in the
The House adjourned for the reason rear of the hall and the situation was
that no message could be received from earnestly discussed. Every Republi-
the Renate until that body waa in aw can who was iiitoiy to break over the
aim. The falling in vm 'lnleme traces was surrounded by a crowd or
among some of the Republicans and his colleagues and besieged with argu—
there la every Indication of a bitter and mania and manna why he couldn't be
energised content. The Republicans justified in joining the opposition at
who deem to concur claim that they this critical juncture.
have enough votes to carry the motion The Democrats and Populism were a
and the Republican leaders are eon-I. unit for the amendment or the Bennie
iy too-Ideal of non-concurring resolution- aati Mr Bailey. the Demo-
AM m3!“ ”'0 WW0” mtlc leador- held moral Minolta»
leaders who name out the mm tioua with the "mm: chiefs.” ter.
or rejecting the elauae of the locate scribing at 10:. o'eloelt pretended to
random midis: for tho- timi- an elem-rm.
“$deka Aamaharofibeatatedalqatioaaoa
Wflihmfldlhfi'mmm bola disavow no the pro»
:fllllml’mwmah ”wruummmmm
lotion reaebaa the flow. The Repub-
“t W“ "' "" W“ i3“?WW".'.? rem:
dds. tho-ah mail. was resolute. The I
Wilflnmflflmw” mmmmw
to that our Sales. one the on».
fir the W at the We
.candpledaesfmmatiuattbraena;
upon aabfinmmmeariy
trimaran Moldmtohaveao-
publleaa when. Ill-la. Bach.
Bromwell and Brown. all tit Ohio. and
it is confidently expand that their
votes will have an important influence
in deciding till result.
The Populiata and mlveritea will
vote solidly against a motion to concur
with an amendment'eliminatinx the
recognition clause in the Senate reao-
lotion.
General Groavenor. of Ohio. said that
’ he considered ,there was grave doubt
as to the result of the vote. ill
hopes the motion to concur wit the
amendment will prevail. but he says
the issue is in doubt.
Five of the Republican member-a of
the llllnolu delegation have announced
that they vote to concur with the Seri—
ale’s resolutions. 'l‘hey are lorlmer.
Mann. White, Warner and Eelltnap.
an. Mutton W
At 12:07 p. m., the Senate resolution
was received. it was read and the
Democrats applauded when the feces-
nition ciauae was read.
Mr. Dingtey attiod during the reading
of the resotution. He moved to concur
With an amendment striking out the
recognition clause.
Mr. mngley then moved the previ-
ous question.
The reading of the Journal had not
Senate announced the pauage of the
Horne Cuban resolution with Senate
were all attention and members leaned
watched each other with intent. alert
features. The lint move was impor-
tant. As the reaolutlona were read the
declaration with regard to the recogni.
tion of the Cuban independence of Cu»
ho was vociferously cheered by the De-
mocrata This demonstration was re-
peated when the reading was conclud-
ed. Both Mr. Dingle-y. the floor lead-
er of the majority. and Mr. Bailey, the
Democratic leader. were on their feet.
Mr. Dinghy was recognized by tit
speaker. and immediately moved con»
cum-nee in the Senate amendment with
an amendment striking out the clause
in the first resolution which rccognim
ed the independence of the existing re.
public.
tom of the lotion.‘
The actual form of the motion was
reduced to writing. and is as follows:
"i move to concur in the Senate
amendment to the House joint resolu-
tion with an amendment striking out
in the first paragraph the words ’are
and.’ anti also the words and that the
government of the United States here.
by recognizes the republic of Cuba as
the true and lawful government of that
island' so that the first. paragraph of
the Senate amendment will read as fol-
iown: "b‘irai. That the, [staple in the
island of (‘uba ought to be free and in-
dependent."
l'pon this motion Mr. llinglcy tIe‘,~
mended the previous Intention. which
served to cut of! amendment and dc-
bale.
Air. Bailey. who was still on his feet
ttiilttd it the motion to concur with an
amendment precluded a motion to con-
tvur and was informed by the speaker
it would not if the motion was voted
down.
Air. Johnson. Rep. Ind, and Mr
llromwcll. Rep. Ohio, were on their feet
reorientation Saturday morning, Mr. minimum an adjournment until thn'
both demanding recognition to stat
parliamentary inquiries. rm to ~. it
wanted to salt unanimous t-nnatr! a.
uuidrws the House in autoimmune. ll:
the moon. but he was ttmvlml .liwn.
lint when Mr. liromweli, .i nmnicrt t1.
tor, declared that he wiahert to olfcr a
motion to concur. the llo-tttiurntlr riot.-
sent up cheer upon chm-r.
The Republican aide Wat ailcnl.
The lllfllklli' commanded order. anti
then informed Mr. llromweli that his
motion could not be entertained no: it
that of Air Dingley had been diipoa
cd of.
Mr. liallay. under cover of multina a
parliamentary inquiry. brought out
clearly the fact that unless the motion
of Mr. Dingley was voted down thn
llonae mind not vote on the motion in
«near, of which Mr. llmrnwtli had
given notice.
Mr. Balm immoral New Torin at»
tempted to interpoat- with the point of
order that. Ilr. llromweil'a motion
toolr precedence over that of Afr. Din»
try. He had a my of the rules in his
hand and was prepared to uran- the
attention. but the admirer declined to
here him. No division was salted on
tb. previous question. but upon the,
main question a chorus of demands
from both sides went up for the ayes
and nose. The roll call was watched
with interest. The Walt started
into applause every Republican who
voted " o" but the promiard defec-
tion at over twmtrdve molten on
the Republican side did not Iatarlab
tar.
The Democrats only had (ovum op.
permit!» to applaud. It waa ap-
parent hetero the end of the Int roll
call that they were act-am Their
ammonia—at was araaiteat on their
tone with the W at th- lie.
been concluded before the clerk of the
amendments. instantly the galleries
lorwartl in their acute. The leaders
«M.
SPANISH DYNASTY
SEEMS DOOMED.
Supporters of the Spanish Pretender Have
Made Arrangements to Seize a Pro-
pitious Moment for Action.
CARLlSTS AREPREPARING
FOR ANY EMERGENCIES.
They Say Spain will be Forced to Choose Between Republicanism and
Don Carlos. and Add that the Only Chance for the Present Dyn-
asty is aSuccessful War Against the United States, the Possi-
bility of Which is Scented-«Demonstrations in Barcelonia.
, , trash John-on. ill.
m. “any, Hana.
ayewitllthl lean- '
afterthnvoteend-
Apology tie Home.
Ilr. shaman. at New Yorlt, submit-
ted a statement ch11»; up thenrummv
with applause on hot; sides. The
House than tantra its regular boat-
neaa.
Mr. Sherman. Rep. of New York;
who had been selected as a referee,
in the controvew between News.
Bartlett. Dem. G and Brumm. Rap.
Pa., over the ‘tional peraonal en-
counter oi last Wflaeadaykthea read a
statement. to whldh both had auhaerlbo
ed. The apology to the House was
made through Ireishenuh, who stated
that the matter had been adjusted sat.
isfaciorily to gentlemen and that
both had apologi . This honorable
been the aublecLo‘ comment among the
members for alarm) days was re-
ceived with great expressions of appro~
val. The House then quieted down
and proceeded until the call of commit-
tee to mndderatlon of minor details.
Before the Senate unveiled this
morning groups of Senators were gath-
ered about the chamber diacuaalns the
probable action of the Houae.upon the
Cuban resolutions and preparing for
such action as might be deemed neces—
sary by the Senate when the rennin-
tions came back. if their coming should
be the result of the House’s action.
Comparatively few purple were in
the galleries. ,
The amendments made to a Senate
bill approving a compromise and set-
tlement between the United States and
the state of Arkansas, were concurred
in by the Senate.
.‘dr. Hawtey. flap. iftah. presented :.
legal argument upon the question
whether the authority to recognize a
foreign nation rested exclusively with
the President. lie was given only
slight attention. as within a minute af-
ter he began to speak the action chute
House in the Senate (.‘uhun resolutions
was whispered about the chamber and
that immediately became the epic topic
of interest.
"“ medallion
The atelier; on the floor resembled a
[unlitital convention more than the
House of lbpnsematircs. Members
were snort-Hug about, cam-using in
groups and discussing the situation.
The uncertainty of the issue was ad-
mitted on all hands. although the ad—
vtnlage mammal by the Republican
leaders in deciding to present a mo—
tion to concur with an amendment to
strike out the provision for the recog-
nition of the existing government in
f‘uba was conceded. This strategic
movement had the advantage of mm.
pelllna the first vote to be taken upon
their own prtuuultion, meaaurcably
strength"); their maltlon.
Shortly after l2 o'clock. Senator
Hanna apimrctl on the floor of the
"mm and had a consultation with
(imp-at Groavcnor. of Ohio. The iat—
trr informed the Ohio senator that be
As the ithnds of the cioclt pointed at
noon the speaker ascended the rostrum
and with one resounding whack of the
navel silenced the confusion of th
liner and the hum of conversation in
the crowtled galleries it was an lrnv
rtrrvaalve scope as the members "new
at with bowed heads to the solemn in—
aooncr had the chaplain ceased. how-
iaat few precious moments
1'0 '0 00 lb. annular It 3 ”clock
W'Illllmml. April ltiw’l‘ho (Julian
"mutations probably will not come up
in tltl' flotilla before 2 o’clock.
was. won 10 lo. ”.003.
lea-anew Throw Dupe-ability for
Delay on the larvae
By Aaaoctaied Press.
Washington. April il-Ma anon on
that decision of the Hm became
known in the Senate. the leoatr
chamber became the areas of many
animated conferences. The leaders of
the ”emanate. Populism and Silver
Republican not iodrthvr and immedi-
ately the word was panned around in
mam in the unusual-adore“
aaduot magmtoamlmeedbas
mowing the responsibility tor delay on
the Henna. It was whispered that
aorta of the Republican aaaatora who
had aruiaaliy retail to learn the Tar»
pie madman would an leaner rum
to it.
The Repairman erosion also. it is
all. will a” m to the
this.» We no vote aaahatti
Mina We
mommies
m1
m ' ileum Mia.) voted
tilt. between the:
Bartlett lncldenti’flhlcb was reedved '
settlement ofdheiidilhculty which had'
considered the action of the "01th
‘ very doubtful.
variation of the blind chaplain No1
«stored the
charges upon the mob.
Aleneia, April 18 -- ReneWed demonstrations occur»
MAW area mu WORKS) ‘
CARLIS'I'S PREPARING FOR ACTION.
London, April 18-—The supporters in England of
Don Carlos, the Spanish pretender, headed by the Earl
of 'Ashburnham, are actively preparing for emergencies.
Every detail ’has been arranged to seize a propitious
moment for action. The local Carlists are convinced
that the present Spanish dynasty is doomed, and that
Spain will be forced to choose between Republicanism
and Don Carlos. They add that the only chance forthe
present dynasty is a successful war against the United
States, the possibility of which is scouted.
.-.___.._.——..————~———«—._——.
"ALI. QL'IEI‘ l‘.\ HAl ANA."
Havana, April 18, 9 a. m.-~The inhabitants of this
city are enjoying a bright summer morning. All is
quiet here, and the park last night was crowded with
pedestrians who enjoyed the music of the military hand.
An important piece of work 'was completed this
morning, that of carrying the Vento water to Casa
Blanca.
Further lighting has occurred in l’inar del Rio, op»
posits llavaua bay, and Cabanas fortress.
that a force of insurgents made an attack two days ago
upon the Spanish fort at Aspujarosa, l’inar del Rio, and
had the host of the fighting, even according to the Span-
ish report of the affair. The official report of the light
says the fort was a small one, garrisoned by volunteers,
who made “a heroic defense, lasting three hours."
the meantime, however, it is officially said, the insur-
,gents entered the town and plundered and burned a to-
Thc Spanish report adds that the
garrison of the fort lost four men killed and had nine
hacco warehouse.
men Wounded.
IlEAIilSSTRATIth AT IlARL'IiLIiXIA.
Barcelonia, Avril 18~~Therc was an an uccessful
"a than the confusion u. min-im- {demonstration before the American consul last night,
so the he laboreddl m.
u M” m w” ill which the women participated. Before order
gt-tldurincs were cottipcllctl to malt,
red here last night.
more mm to star.
Wiflhawalaal’raadaoorodayand
Kala-ants Wednesday.
By Animated Prone.
lien Francisco. April lS—«The troops
at the Prealdlo. ordered to New Orie-
aua and Chicago. will probably leave
flan rraoclaeo today; but it is poaaihie
their departure may be delayed until
Wedmaday. General shatter haa arm
rived at Baharaleid and was bitay all
day Sunday. “Wampum madam
have the emu parade thumb the
citymtneiraipartareaotaey may to
given ea nation is which it la peo-
aaaed all the palette libel chlldm
will participate.
all! VAT or WALIATING.
ilyAa-aetatadl’reaa.
mmmmu
labor atibrwalar sultan. aaaab
Watercolor-animal”
. '10 LE'l‘w-Flve more. all
It appears
HUI-MUG A anon one!
l‘aarathaeladiaaa will lean an Un-
rlatng la the Aha-noon! Troops.
By Associated I’ve-a
Oklahoma. April
1,000 Cheyenne indiauv are
gathering on the habit- oi the North
Canadian. many miles lrom the agen-
cy, holding a [boat dance.
It is feared the ladlaoa. incited by
their medicine man, will «a. advau»
tape of the absence of troops from
neighboring torts to start an uprtalla
tnaeeuremorahaefratloaaaadiaw
turn for the ashram-at or the tent.
tortal and palm law. which baa
has man-I anal about. on, to the
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