(Stoning fillglt litftli. TUB HERALD Crtates business because of its known large circulation and tenders rich results U its advertisers. i) VOL. XI.-NO 312. SHENANDOAH, PA., SATURDAY, DECEMHEH 19, ..)(. CHRISTMAS : GIFTS IN ENDLESS VARIETY. ROCKERS. OENT'S ARM CHAIRS. TURKISH CHAIRS. PICTURES. EASELS. BAH BOO TABLES. JARDANIERS. ROCKING HORSES. SHOO-FLYS. DOLL CARRIAGES. FOOT STOOLS. LADIES' DESKS. HUSIC CABINETS. SMOKING TABLES. UMBRELLA STANDS. MEDICINE CABINETS. LADIES' TOILET STANDS, PIANO STOOLS. SEWING MACHINES. WILCOX & WHITE OROANS. NEW ENGLAND PIANOS. COUCHES. J. P. WILLIAMS 8c SON, 13 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SHENANDOAH, PA. Holiday Announcement. Stiff Hats. The newest stiff hat. Medium size crown, sin nil curve on the rim. The prettiest stiff hat of the season, In black and brown. N. Y. Sporting Hat. A soft lint, medium ftlzo flat rim, In black find brown, at 81.50 and $2.00. They are winners, Neckwear. The newest and nobbiest assortment ever shown outsit! o of the largo cities. Mado up special In order to keep tho trade at home I'll ft s, tecks, and exceptionally largo assort ment of four-in-hand, band and shield bows, nnd a bit; lino of the very latest made-up white lawn. TUB A1IOVK HANDSOME STYLES AT POPULAR SKLLING PRICES. MAX LEVIT, 15 E. CENTRE STREET. EXCLUSIVE UP-TO-DATE HATTER AND GENT'S FURNISHER. GOLD STANDARD REACHED ..AT.. ...J. J. PRICE'S RELIABLE STAND... Where oil the same basis you pan find a full and complete line of Ladies.', Misses' and Children's HANNA SURRENDERS. He Turn Over the Papers to Solicitor lleddutl. Tlio controversy between tho majority members and Secretary Hauna of the School Board has assumed a new appearauco, the Secretary having decided to surrender the papers. Tho following communication ex plains itself: Mb. John J. 1'kice, President Shenandoah School Hoard. D..AI. Sir: Having received notico of the postponement of the trial of Superintendent C. D. Bogart, called for December 21, 1890, to the fith of January, 1807, the subpoena Tf 1th which I was served has no force. I will, therefore, hand over the papers mentioned in the resolution adopted at the meeting of Decembor lfltli, as directed, tailing Mr. Beddall's receipt for tho same, ours Very llespectfully, FllANK llA.NKA, Soc'y. The papers demanded have, been turned over to Solicitor lleddall. Tho prevailing impression is that Secre tary Hauna realized that by his deSauco in tho matter he threw himself open to charges of insubordination and removal from ofllco. It is hold by many that Mr. Hanna Is still subject to such a charge, notwithstanding ho has finally decided to come down oft" his "high horse," Thoso who aroof thisopiniou say his remarks at the meeting of tho Hoard and his subsequent letter to President Prico refusing to turn over the papers, la sufficient cause for removal. What the next move in tho controversy will bo is anticipated with a great deal of interest. Mr. Uauua's course is universally condemned, and his final decision is an acknowledgment that ho was wrong. Your picture taken for 5c, day or night, at 10 South Main street. 12-18-10t United States Authorities Accomplish Shrewd Detective Work. RUBIHSKI IS HELD FOR TRIAL ! Detectives Tell How a Piano Traveled From New Jersey to Bloomsburg and Was Hauled to Shenandoah In a Covered Wagon-Other Details. COATS - CAPES Of the very latest and best styles. Prices and quality guaranteed. , I I QEZ5 3rp"3C North Main St.. O- I rIVCL O, Shenandoah, Pa. MORGAN'S BAZAR. IIIII1III1I1II1IIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIII11IIIII1II111III1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIU1III $1.00 GAMES i 75c. GAMES Reduced as follows : Reduced as follows : Base Ball to . . . soc S Chcssiudia to . . 65c Parchesi "... 90c W Skirmish to . , . 50c Game of Witches 75c W In the Soup . . . 60c Chevy Chase . . . 75c Game of Bobb . . 50c Wild West . . . .75c W cm- . nm Bassalinda . ... 75c Some 5C- QameS t0 Attack 75c W 35 Cents. llreen's lMtilto Cafo Free Lunch. Sour krout, pork and mashod potatoes to night. Plenty for everybody. Hot lun.h on Monday morning. Meals at all hours. Buy your mother, wife, or sister a carpet sweeper or a pretty rug for a Christmas pro sent, all prices at Fricko's Carpet Store. Mr. lleddall's Huslness Venture. As announced a fow weeks ago Mr. Charles N. Beddall, formerly of town, this week as sociated himself in business with Charles Follw-ilor, who conducted a general store atTamaqua. Tho chauge in the manage ment of the business took placo on Wednes day and the store is now conducted undor the firm name of Follweilor & lleddall. Seo our ladies' velvet slippers at 30c. Whitelock's Shoe Stork. PICTURE BLOCKS, Reduced from $1.00 to 75c .75c to 50c .50c to 35c nimmniiiiiiinmiiiimmimiinnniiiiinmmT Bureaus, 47c, 35c, 23o Doll Beds, 47c, 35c, 23c iinnmrrmn Cheapest Toy House In Shenandoah. COLUMBIA : BREWING : COMPANY ...BREWERS OF"... Lager Beer, Porter and Ale. All the product of this brewery are made of pure malt and hops of which we buy the best and endeavor always to t MAKE THE BEST that can possibly be produced. Reduction In Wall Paper. From S3 cents to 20 cents; from 10 cents to 8 cents. All other grades accordingly. This stock must be disposed of at once, in order that 1 can enlarge my store. These bargains will hold good for a short tlm ly. Come at onca and take ndvnntage of the reduction. Tliftmie H Qi-iArlAr paintku, paper iiaxoxb amd 1 llOITlclfc) li. OliyClCr,. DEALKIl IN WALL PAPElt. 23 S. Jardln St., Shenandoah, Fa. i89 CHRISTMAS i ORANGES. CALIFORNIA, FLORIDA and VALENCIA ORANGES. NUTS. ALMONDS, - - - Two Pounds for 25 Cents. ENGLISH WALNUTS, - - Two Pounds for 25 Cents. MIXED NUTS, - - - Two Pounds for 25 Cents. FOREIGN FRUITS. ALMERIA GRAPES. FIGS AND DATES. RAISINS AND CURRANTS. CITRON AND LEMON PEEL. NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS BAKING MOLASSES. NEW MINCE MEAT. o: :o CRANBERRIES. Moro diamonds at Holdormau's than any store In the county. Closes To-night. The Automatic Exposition, which has been drawing large crowds to tho Franey build ing at the corner of Main and Oak streets, will closo to-night. The wonderful "Swiss Village" and other parts of tho exhibition form features that have never been teen in town beforo and may never bo seen again, so that nono of our townspeople who have not paid a visit should fail to tako advantago of this final opportunity. Tlio Uniform KxceUeiico of all purchases in jewelry, diamonds, watches, etc., etc., at Maley's, 10 North Main street, is a guaranteed fact that they are reliable and await your choosing, and tho prices are such that they will prove to you where it pays best to buy. Largest and cheapest lino of holiday slippers at Whitei.ik'K'h Shoe Stoise. Ilogns Mom-y. Yesterday afternoon Matt. Witnowskls, alias Martin Bcbus. passed upon an unsus pecting Polish girl in a store at the corner of 1'oplar street and l'car alley an advertising bill madu to represent a five dollar bill of legal tender. Ho got a cigar and $4.03 in change, At fi vo o'clock this morning Special Olllccr Joe Anderson arrested Witnowskls in a houso at Turkey liim. Justice Cardin committed tho accused. .Vf.nl-.1. A middle aged cook, competent person, At Scheider's bakery, 25 East Centre street. tf No stock of watches in gold or silver so handsome and attractive in Shenandoah as Holdtrman's, Selection larger, prices lower. The Patient Doing Well. Drs. Womer and I'h Mips to-day introduced a larger and improved trachea ube for their patient, Mr. Kllngcman, of Hrandonville. and are highly gratified with the result of the operation of tracheotomy they performed" last Monday. They report Mr. Kllngcman resting comfortably and improving fast and have hopes of his ultimate recovery . See the snow storm in Whitelock's shoo store window. SOSIl! USi:iUL ClIItlSTMASi GIFTS Gents' Fine Dross Kid doves from 50 cents and upward. Night robes from 50 cents to $1.65. At MAX LEVIT'S. A l.uchre Clul, Meeting. Tho Hoo-IIoo Euthro Club, a recently organized social organization, met last even ing at tho residence of Miss Mary Whalen, on West Cherry street, and a very enjoyable ovening was spent. The next meeting will be held at the residence of Miss Annie llurke on West Centre street. Handsome presents, hand decorated china, cut glass and statuary, at Brumm's. Killed. General Macoo, the Cuban patriot, has been killed, and so havo high prices at Womor'a shoe storo, 131 North Main sticot, Gehrk It-covered. John Gehrko, the man who was shot at Applcgato's hotel in Iflugtown, on tho 30th of last month, by James Welsh, has recovered from the injury and to-day made his first vi.it to town slnco the accident happened. Nut Hard to Solve Why Womer, 121 North Main street, sells his fluo footwear cheaper than others he has not got the enormous expenses other dealtrs have, This is both boneficlal to the buyer and seller. Get Your Washing In Ai our employes will be given a holiday on C. G. HANCOCK DEAD. Grnernl ! Special Hi. halt) Correspondence. PottsVH.le, Dec, 10. One of tho most startling disclosures of fraudulent transac tions heard in this city in many years was mado yesterday afternoon beforo United States District Commissioner C. II. Woltjcu, when Charles Itublnskl, of Shouandoah, was given a hearing on n charge of using tho United States malls for tho purpose of de frauding creditors. Tho case Is one of tho results of several months' work by a corps of detectives In Shenandoah and many other towns, and is but tho beginning of a series of disclosures. United States Postal Dotective Hugh Gorman, of Philadelphia, was in attendance and, in the absenco of the Assistant United States District Attorney, conducted tho case in person. A. W. Schalck, Esq,, represented the defendant and M. M. llurke, Esq., ap peared for the Cornish Organ Company, of Washington, N. J. Tho prosecution was in stituted by tho company on account of a piano valued at about $100. A civil suit was brought against Ilyram Kubiuiki, also of Shenandoah, to recover tho valuo of the in strument n few months ago. A writ of re plevin was issued against llyman ltubinski, but ho furnished n bond to the Sheriff mid still holds the piano pending the trial of tho civil suit in the courts of this place. At tho hearing yestorday it was developed that a fictitious person calling himself "John II. Smith" and doing business at Bloomsburg, wrote to tho Cornish Organ Company, (n October, l&W, asking them for a piano to bo shipped on thirty days' trial. Tho piano was accordingly shipped to Bloomsburg. At the "freight station it was receipted for in the name of Smith and was immediately loadsd I into a covered wagon drawn by thrco horses and taken to Shenandoah, where it was turned over to Hyman ltubinski. The freight clerk of the D. L. & W. It. It. at Bloomsburg, Mr. McBrlde, testified that Charles Hubinski, the defendant, is tho man who railed at tho station for tho piano and receipted for it in the namo of John II. Smith, and drove away with it. A com parison of tho signature on tho book at the freight ollico proves tho handwriting to bo identical with the writing on tho order sent for tlio piano. A representative of tlio organ company testified to tho receipt of tho order and to losing all trace of both "Smith" and the piano after tho instrument had beon de livered at the Bloomsburg station. A Mr. Sharplens told an intorestipg story as to how he rented a storo room at Bloomsburg to "Smith," how Charles Hubinski, Abe Yarow ski and one other party representing himself as "Smith" secured a lease to tho proporty, and there plied their peculiar trade. Tho freight agent's Identification of Charles, ltubinski was complete. lTo identified him from his general appearance, and particularly from a largo mark on his left check, as if made by a sabre thrust. Commissioner Woltjcn declared that tho evidence was sufficient to hold Hubinski for trial and required him to furnish $1,000 bail for trial, which was given. l-veryhoily Says That A. llolderman's jcwolry exhibit is the finest. Tho goods are of a superb quality carefully selected. The prices lower than elsewhere. At Kepchlnskl'a Arcade Cafe Oyster soup on Monday morning. Last Night's Kntertaliimeut. Tho entertainment in tho M. E. church last night was largely attended, and the audience was well pleased with the evening's enjoyment. Eighty-two dollars wasrealized, which will be devoted to the Sunday school Christmas fund. The following program was very crdltably rendered : Qleo, "In the Dell and Dingle," choir; inarch, "Friend ship," Aeolian Mandolin Club; duett, Patter son and Thomas; recitation, Miss Anna M. Ileebncr; quartotte, "Kyrie," John and James Hough, Helen Prico and Bella Brown; medley overture, Miss Marie Diddle and E. W. Wilde; recitation, "The Burial of Moses." Mr. Bert Hooks; glee, "Lingering Ito.o," choir; chorus, Ben Bolt," male party; duot, Misses llevan and Waslcy; recitation, Miss Emma Llewellyn ; overture, "Media," Aeolian Mandolin Club; quartette. Patterson and party; duct, "Confidence," J. J. Prico and Miss Helen Prico; rocitation, "Welsh Classic," James Hough; chorus, "Winter," choir. The members of the church extend their thanks to O'Neill Bros, for the uso of one of their famous pianos, free of charge llreiiiian' New ltestaurant. Sour krout, pork and baked potatoes on Monday morning for free lunch. A chance with every 50c. purchase will bo given at tho Factory Shoo Store on tho hand somo French doll, displayed in their window. HSienger Agrnt of the I. It, It. It. l.xplreil Ti-iliiy. ?pcclnl ti l-vnsiNu IIerai.ii. Pllll. .liKM'tll ., Dec. 10, 3 p. m. Clinton O. Hancock, General Passenger Ageut of the Philadelphia & Heading Hailroad Company, died at Ids homo in this city this afternoon from rheumatic troubles, from which ho had been a sull'xrer for years. He was between 55 and 00 years of age. Mr. Hancock was one of tho oldest general passenger agents in the country and was in continual activa service under tho Philadel phia & Heading Iiallroad Company from tho close of tho war and retained tho office under tho roccut reorganization. He had suffered from rheumatism for many years and during the past tlnto months was unable to get around without assistance During tho past week it was nccussnry to carry him from place to place. RECOGNITION F0.1L Hlf! Senate Committee Decides' .Cameron Resolt THE EFFECT OF THE J Belli, iviityftj jOHSIBILITYi -ikeu P. it a j j Should It Be Adopted as th-ir ,11. i 'Veto Country it la Almost Cj. Ylc'icr Spain Will Answer Hachmcnt Declaration of , CX( . Sen stor r nn- nuy n , irn- J With iU thd DIAMONDS FOR CHRISTMAS. An Health lteports. Bridget Prega, aged 3 years and 4 months, South West street, died from diphtheria and was Interred In the Polish cemetery yester day, EllaObolskl, 10 months, 300 West Lloyd street, died from pneumonia, and was in terred at New Philadelphia to-day. Secretary Curtln announces that the deaths for the eleven months ending December 1st, last, aggregated 338, of which SKO, or 65 per cent., were children under five years of ago. ' lllckert's Uale. To-night, a special lunch consisting of a roast pig with French filling from 8 to 11. Diamond rings, solitaires In prices from tS.OOto 150. Diamond earrings, diamond peudants and laco plus at A. Holdcrman's, corner Jiam ana j.ioyd streets, Special Serilion. Tho members of Hopji Section No, 10, Junior Temperance, and VVm Peun Section No. 37 of tho samo Order, tI11 attend services I.&traorillun.y 1)1. play at trouHo'n, 1 North Main Mrt-et. i Christmas shoppers will flno a large and ) varied lino of appropriate articles for gifts iu many places, but iu tho jowelry lino no dis-1 play will plcaso them as well as that at i Strouse's, 11 North Mainstrcet. The diamond display is magnificent. No dollar diamond, but the pure, genuine gems. Mr. Strouso's stoek of rrccious stones has been well know n j for years to bo the best selected in town. 1 Brooches, pendants, rings, sunbursts and car-1 rings in endless variety. Also a flue lino of i novelties in gold and sterling silver. Church SpoclHls. Services of special interest in tho M. E. church to-morrow. In tho morning Itov. Alfred Hcelmer preaches tho annual Christ mas sermon, "When they saw the star they rcjoiccd-with exceeding great joy." At 0:30 tho subject for the sermon will bo, "The proof of God's love in His Christmas gift." Tho church choir is expected to occupy tho pulpit platform with tlio pastor at tho ser vices to-morrow. Wo Invito all who can to worship with us. Mr. Charles Meeker, of Buckuoll Univer sity, I.ewisburg, will preach in the Calvary Baptist church at 10:30 a.m. and 0:30 p. in. to-morrow. Sabbath school at 2 p. m. B. Y. P. U. on Tuesday evening, at 7:30. General prayer meeting on Wednesday evening, nt 7:30 o'clock. In tho Presbyterian church to-morrow, Rev.T. M. Morrison, pastor, will occupy tho pulpit morning and evening for tlio first time in fivo months. Tho morning subject will be "Christ's Reception," and in the evening, "God's Christmas Gift to tho World." Tho Sabbath school will havo their last practice for the Christmas cntcitaiuiueut. l'lntftOXAI. M1.XTIOX. Frank Dovo has now fully recovered from a six weeks' tdego of typhoid fever. John M. Schoppe, leader of the Grant Baud, was mado tho father of a sou last evening. Mrs. Louis Hiscox, of Newark, X. J., is the guest of tho family of Mr. aud Mrs. James White, on West Oak street. Mrs. Gregg and Mrs. David Taggart, of Frackville, woro visitors to town yesterday. Prof. Georgo Seltzer, of Pottsville, spent a short timo in town yesterday. Charles Hooks, of Pottsville, Is-the guest of his bon, Frederich, on South Jardin street. Fred. Gruhler is homo from Muhlenberg college, Allcntown, to spend tho holidays. James A. Bell, law student at the Auu Arbor University, Mich., is home to spend his holiday vacation. Kicked on tlio Orchtt.tru. Efforts are ovidently being made to run events at Hersker's theatre in Mahanuy City on a cheap scalo. Negotiations with several orchestras, among them the Schuppo or chestra of town, fell through because tho management considered tho terms too high. The employment of an eleventh huur com bination caused a big kick iu tho theatre Iat evening and one of tlio actresses pro voked considerable amusement by openly ex postulating with the leader. It pays to have good things sometimes, oven if they do coit more than others. lor Your lutrre-t. Whoever intends to buy fine footwear will, if tiny go to Wonicr's shoo store, 121 North Mam strcot, find it to their interest they'll see what wo mean by the above expression and what it means to their pocket books an important difference whethor in quality or prico uf goods. Footwear fur old aud young. Wonicr's, Ml North Main street. Cltlz-iis standing Committee. 1 A nice-tin of the Citizens Standing Com mltUo wl I bo held at tlio residenco of T. J. Jaincx, Ul Noith Wost street, on Monday eveulng, Slst iust., at 7 o'clock, sharp, to re-organizo aud prepare for the spring campaign. All new and over-holding mem bers are requested to be present. By ordor of T. J. J..h.;h, Pres. Attest : W. J. Watkink, Sec'y. lt.-10.2t The Colorcl .labile" Singers. The Canadian Colored Jubilee Singers will givo ono of their excellent enturtaliinients iu the Pieshytorlan church on Monday evening, tlio lt lust., lor the benefit of tho above church. The udmiodon is 35 cents. IU St Timely Suggestion, A very sensible and judicious Christmas is a nice umbrella. Wo have them with sil ver trimmed or plain bandies, iu gloria silk, at sacrificing prices. At Maloy's, the jewelet. Christinas Night Hull. The Star Social Club will hold their third auuual ball, at Armory Hall, Glrardvillo, on Christmas night. 12-10-It Church Ihiteltafinneilt, A very popular entertainment will bo given in tho Presbyterian church Monday night by the Canadian Negro Jubilco lugers. The proceeds will be for tho benefit of the chinch. WasuI.ncitox, Doc. 10 - uiu . uiimo ('011111.11.00 on it i yotcrdiiy was Important nfeK It rusultcd In nn ngrcoiiio,. gj. ..iimnruu re:uiion ior lilt ns., ,r j jllm CV...I Inuopo.idouco aue nnl until thnn.Kh ho stntoinout of ! b c tJtlo tho lulinltiistration s pollijfemnj y. j uiu in .uri -ciimi in I'liun. icq of ( I fI till. Minn ,,f ihn iniui1. . - , 'on lun tho rjuosUong and susKOstlons ... -...u borsof thooommutoa It y tho r. Morgan engaged In Relief CjrlmitMe loqules Sir Olnoy ma GolKr!;1 Jtol, ngalnst ho Cameron roi.Utor of lows: Hint tho Cuban 1 ,,, i established nonovorumont.jj jliii- U pn .tdont, lndepondont of- B,!ir action. I rti" f'"b Ha contended inolnborat Jr . v." IKlIllh tlint till. trul.irlA,1 V"''... U ", i. :; .. .istri LTiil .no mmiiu .aa .Yiliiuu, nub V Sillll, will. tJ ..'ft. .1 to do with It?" 'I for ono," replied Sc'.j .A "while advocating; tills J, It understood that I am on'1 " ' nllnn." '"""I "How thon. would vnn ,c?tl,J dcpcndoncoP" nskoil tho . fiSn solf lioco'iiinir Intorlocutor-'jjjfjj.jji you, for Instance provent , rr fi,,,i nr.. ,!,.-1-1,.,,,1." tn . . ' :..,, . . lfo..iiol ,, . V, u. , , A,lle UNf v wouiu iciiiow inuca tno s..r wo nro pursuing with regi t and I would sond an nrnu 80 .. 1 it .. V IU UIU IMIlllll 11 I IULU Tb.l I j I Hi ilK! ciiso of Moxlco.' TJ C, .o, I fcl . 5 ..I .. i I , Tho secretary mndo thol. -Jf mill somo of tho members of tl!'0,"1 t..l .i, ...... i i i,i titlQnusAPJ that while ho wn . dispo0,a,to 8"l!l,c!F . . .. . - ..land with tl Btrongiy ior tno prosiuont ' Vv V w. not nearly so stror!1,1.1"' . wf, c'm Cuban imlopomlonco as l'1' rs ''. V! ' .wi..,. !, relievo tlmftho.i reconciled to It if satisfied l'un.c Jlldltl JQ cour-io to bo pursued. Ho ,Jt J, Amo" strongly from a point ma . report showed n sulllcient, assort and ho admit. oil th.it a ,ur'"' v',u " ' ..,.i. .1... vnn..1 S-uitil U I II 1.1,1.,,.,., n,l .!,. ,1,. H IS C' .lIllLlllJ proportv was doplornblo. "-tilfrtor of war over," henddod, "tlio IncU)"11?, ,u' 1 'v. f ,,Imli.faiiil that ho is nnnrchy," was tho rospons. w r t '"''' Tho hccretury sot nt rest llu" l.n lioim nre Iniln ti- r. ' mvuii win' lonil Leo if , . .il, n I dlBtlllliXi on tho condition of nnllu" " Iu lint trim " hn ..lil '' expression Of iiimlo no general writtonr,ru I'alu nn,j. has niiulo roports on sevct ' but not on tho sitiiutton ai n! ut It also devolopod durlni'0' '"' ilnei tion that tho govornmon '? nioricanj dcinmul In tho caso of tho 111 -1 J'-J i ,,n,..r ,..,c..c ,,r ,i i,Hr, thl iviol yond requests for inforina'Hl n?'i Whllo the committoo liro' I1., ' resolution as agreed upo('url jj not oxpoctou tlint tho qv'u pressed until after tho hoh" V 'tw position of the committoo a very that Consul General Etuto departmon fllrrl flrofl Ucl rMl rci Uffl 4 mi PI I n I nil tho resolution to a speed 'nt as soon as possible nftor I fc takon up tor dolinto after ' ' Tho offoct of the rosolu ' an agitation nnd possil" Spain is felt by offlciaUjlt "i most serious foaturoof thf 1 prosont time. Tho Unll" c eminent authorltlos at M o"'1 dly hnvo boon Informed r ' mlulstor horo of tho nctla0 n'' Is no reason to oxpoct n 'J.i ofliclal disploasuro, as t3'l thorltles will bo fully adv lllfi leglslnllvo proceduro thr resolutions must pass " c elTective, but tho moro i Bidn a report such resolutions, 'od cituso Intense public fcc'ftt'' i Spain, nnd It Is by no liuia r the government can ki r, s, jl within bounds. It Is felt t let outbreaks ns occurred n-hiU "p less radical resolutions rli t sldorutlun. ifc' i Owln.. to tho loglslatl.nt tf tho way of tho rosolutloi hr t fcctlvo tho Spanish gaver'Teii)1 liinUo no move at presonfvu to exist n strong opposltb ' ' to the adoption of tho resu tho senate rules the dc' ' tructed Indefinitely. AVh V U" to obstruct has tiuiulfes tc h. I'll' said to be possible, ns ono cf y preventing action. A (tea )iu bouiito there must lx) 11 house with possible chant i 1 1 tlons lioforo they have to of the presidential veto, result should bo tho udop lutlous ns to the policy States, olllclals my war v bio. Until tho matter i stage no official iictlou liocted, but It is wild thi cortnlnly will accept the casus belli linmodlnt.'ly t tho policy of tho goVenmprJf Jf( Weylrr Itcnd tlio V Havana, Dec. 19.-Tho1-' v I. tlio A ssocl.- ti-a I'ro s . cilitri with Captain G.ti rnl W lieu last night, and pre sen, of Senator Cameron's r utinli liv Ihn fni-.li.ii rnlr of tho senate. The ciiptidu.iw 1 mo res uution very micuaii. i ply t i n rcTiii' t for an u.Mn. opinion he rcpllod ' I tfJow tning tnicin tno pr- r .iml. .j r l 1 1!! h y1"KUV'tl I- irn rrnm f f""-'M tT-iM"t.r.T 'I TMiTsMM itt ,i, m'lk - 1 -V-. 'UTTTIII i J -'I Tll'l
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