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. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ P 'f ' I THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. . L ESTABLISUED JUNJ 19 , 1871. OMAUA , TUESDAY M0RdthGAPRIL 7 , 1S9G. Jfj'r cJNTs. t ohio ChARTER ELECTIONS No General Change Shown from the Results of Last Pall. t : , LITTLE LEFT OF CLEVELAND DEMOCRACY $01111 , To it , . Iti Ilie Southern l'nrt of tile Slit c SI. l ) % % ' Dciii rn t Ic ( lnIII-ffNct 1 , ) Itever- . . iutIs ilMcWIicre. LEVEIAND. April 6.-The electton In Cleveland today was for a chooI dIrector , throD members of the zchool council and e'even ' members of the city council , The re- publleans elected nil their canddates ! , with thc exception of one member of the cIty council by ilurallties ot 7,000 , and upward. The democrats will have but thrco morn- hers of the city councIl of twenty-two , two of thont being holdovers. The school council ER solidly republican. The republIcans carried the cIty of Akron by a pluralIty 300 c greater than one year ago , electIng flvo morn- i bets of the city councIl and three members ' of the Ijoard of Education. The republicanB carried Sanduky , making emaIl gains over last year. At Ircinont the republicans tuade small gains. The republicans won at Oberlin and Metlina. At Massillion the democrats elected the mayor by 172 , the remaInder of the tIcket beIng dIvided. ' At Alliance the democrats reduced the usual republican plurality of about 700 to less than 100 on all offices except mayor. The republIcan canddate for mayor won by the usual marIn. A combination tIcket was elected at Ashtabuia , party lines being dfsrogardcd. The republicans won at Fotoria. At Youngstown the republican candidate for mayor was defeated by 225 , because of a charge that he was aflulIated with the A. 1' . A. The remainder of the republican ticket was elected. At Ieiawnre the republicans elected all ther candidates with one exception. At Findley the repubflcans made clean swoops. their candidate for mayor makIng a gain of 100 over the plurality last fall. The republIcans made big gaIns at flu- cyrus , electing the iiiayor , marshal and so- licitor. CINCINNATI , April 6.-Throughout south- era Ohio today many women voted for mem- IJcrs of school boards , and some of that sex wee elected , but the percentage of wcmen voting was small. The returns chow , on the average , democratIc gains over laat tall. when the state gave Its largest ropub- IIC'an plurality. No political issues were at stake anywhere outside of the political con- trot of local affairs. Some towns and townships - ships l2av gone democratic for the that time since the presidential election of 1892. At Lima the democrats elected Dr. S. A. Ip flaxtor , the neighbor and friend of Son- atoi l3rice , mayor by 300 , and the repub- ilcans locted' the rezt of the city ticket aild council. At Greenville the democrats f made galns the ticket being dlvidei. There was no election in Cincinnati , but the suhurhan returns show democratic gains over lost November. At. Hamilton , the home of ox-Governor Campbell. the vote was 2.000 short. the democrats electing everything - thing except no assessor by average plu- ralitles of 800. At Urbana the republicans elected all by 400. At Warren , Eiyria and Marysvilie the republicans elected their entire - tire ticket. At Mlllersburg the democrats elected their ticket on a very light vote. At Caldwell. a republican stronghold , the den'orats elected the rnayor.'and city cleric. the republicans gottng ! the rest of the ticket. At Van Wert. for the second time In the " history of that city. a democratic mayor was elected by 150. The rest of the republican - lican ticket hail ab average plurality of 400. 400.At At East Liverpool woman suffrage won. Recently the school board discharged teach- era reading the bible on opening school. Th women en1oyod carriages today and ' 2400 ; votee were cast by women 'in the town. defeating all members of the school board who VOtel ( for the discharge of teachers who read the bible. 1)EMOCItA'VICJ GAINS IN MICIIIGitN. Ii CIIu1Il'gIflN lIoil'l'Iieir Osn as is Itill , ? lit tile ' 1'OVIlKiIIIIP. DETROIT , Mlch , , April 6.-Tcday's city and townohip elections rosultcd in democratic - cratic gains in many of the emalier cities and In some cases In unexpectedly decisive demo- I , cratic victories in the citie. . The townships for the most part retain their republican majorities , although these vero aie3 cut down in a few cases. In Grand Rapids the entire republican ticket wac elected by ma- joritles of from 200 to 1,200 , excepting Stow , republican , for mayor , who is believed to be elected over Stebbins. democrat , by less than 100 majority. l'rot. Samuel Ijickey , the pro- hibltton leader , was elected mayor of Albion by thirteen plurality over McCutcheon , democrat - crat , the isuo being between the prohibl- tionists and liquor elements. In Saginaw the democrats elected their entire ticket and seventeen aldermen , I3aum , for mayor , re- celving a majority of 1,700. In hay City tlio ( lemocrats elected the recorder ; the council z will be a tie. Jnekiion weit republican by decreased majorities. Kalamazoo , Owosso , t Lansing , fenton Harbor and Muskegon went republican by decisive majorities. Sault Sto. Marie elected all republicans , a revoral of the rceuit a year ago. Manlstee , Flint , Grand haven , Stanton , St. Iguaco. Marshall , Traverse City antI Coldwatcr elected demo- i cratlc mayors. in some caoes reversing lact C ) year's majorities. There was hut one ticket at Marquette. Escanba elected Gallup , re- pubiicun , by 800 maJority. Although I cal issuc3 predominated in many towns , ilitic cut a decided figure in nearly all casem anti democratic gaimw were time , rule , generally speaking. C CC It'JssIlIIst 11 $ Cuim trot Else Council. ' DUT'VF ) , Mont. , April 6.-Time city election I today was for eight aldermen. The demo- crata had candidates in only five of tim eight wards aimil elected four of thom. TIme republicans carried three wards , two against ( ho populist candIdates and one against time thmm'ocrats. The IOPUiistM carried one ward against the republicans. The next council fi wilt stand : Itepublicaus , 10 ; ( lemnOCrats , ; C populists , 1. Time republican vote of the d . city wan 1,435 : limo opposition 1,501. SALT I4AICF , April IL-A special to the a Tribune frommm helena , Mont. , says : Dr. fi L Steele , denioclat , was re-elected mayor tea : day by about 300 majority , Time demo. fi crats elected four out of seven aldermen T : and ( ho republleanu elected timroo aldermen , C city treasurer and police magistrate , The f ( result is not a real democratic Victory , owing - ing to local matters. mm mmS City I1ietiumms 1mm ( Jommmeojiemt , ci lIAltl'FORD , Coimn. , April 0.-City and ri town elections were Imeld in Hartford , Bridgeport - l port and Stmunford today , Time contest in hartford was a keemi one , tiio democrats miJeceeditmg in reclaiming time inayoraity In o S liridgeport time electors did not choose a tl imisyor , Time ropublica won aimnost - every- timing In Stamford , lx-Simerlft .Iilea . H a Z'remton was ciected mayor of hartford by a t immajority or 282 over General A , lIarbigom . vroeident Of time McKinley club. Time repub li ilcans captured muosj of the otimer OIllcz. lt.Imuimii.sJN Vimm sit sImmklois. YANKTON , S. fl , , Alril G.-Special ( Tole. granl.-At ) time municipal election today the j republicans elected timeir entire ticket cxm ceit one alderimumn , Republicans were pittoj 1mm against the tree iIver league tlht , corn. Posed of pOpulista and democrats. Otucors r elected are : W. 11. Edmundi , Iminyor ; Olaf bc Nelson , treasurer ; \y Lagami , mnarsimsi : a .A. Iloyles , police U8tlce. I'O54ITION OP Tilil MORMON CiIt'ItfjIi. ' Iliselnimsis An Ivslre to Itlt'rfere In AITnirM of Slate. SALT LAlC1 , Utah , April 6.-The Deseret NeWs today publishes a three column address - dress to the officers and members of time Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in conference assembled. The address is on the subject of church and state , and is signed by Wiiford Woodruff , Gearge Q , Cannon and Josepim II. Smith , of the first presidency ; John Smith , patriarch ; eleven of the twelve apostles , seven members of the fIrst council of the seventiec' , and three presding ! bishops , compolng all the higlm offlcals Cf the Mormon church The address says timat during the last polItical exeitemnent the presiding authorities were in some cases mnlsunder- stood and in others misrepresented , Continuing , the address says In part : 'EWe wah ! to state in time most psltive language that at no timfle lies there been an attempt o ? even a desire , to encroach upon time rights of time state. There has not been , nor Is there , the remotest desire on our part to do ammything looking to a union of church and state. "In view of occurrences to wimich reference has been made we feel it our duty to clearly define our position , so there may be no cause hereafter for dipute. "We unaninousiy ; agree to and promulgate as a rule timat should always be ob.ervcd in time churth and by every leading oillcial thereof , tlmat before accepting any po9tion , politIcal or oflmerwise , which would interfere with the proper and comuplete discharge of his ecclesiastical duties , and before accepting a nomination or entering into engagements to perform new duties , said cmcal ! should apply to proper autimorities and learn from them whetimer he can , conslstenly with the obligations already entered into with the church upon as.sumning his office , take upon himself the added duties and labors and reeponsibilitles of time new positon. ! To maintain proper discipline and order in the church wo deem this absolutely imecessary , and in asserting thie rule , we do not con- aider that ve are infringing in the least degree - gree upon the indivIdual rights of cltizena. ° We declare that in making these require- muenta of ourselves and our brethren in the ministry , we do not in the least desire to dictate to tlmem concerntng their duties as American citizens or to interfere with time affars ! of the state. " A significant feature of time addrers is that it does not show time name of Moses Timatcher. one of time twelve apostles. Last year Moses Thatclmcr accepted the nomination for United States senator on the democratic ticket without - out tile consent ef the churcim autlmorlties and strongly nthtntalned time view that time church hail no autlmority over his personal actions regarding polItics. REIIUICId Ii'lt S.IL.tItY GRAIIIIEILS. Itmlnmqmme fieiimocrztts Timime Ion 1Usmyor Ollimgt'r nimil time , Alsiermfleim. DUI3UQUE , Ia. , April 6.-Speelal ( Tele- gram.-Thomas ) T. fluffy ( democrat ) , nomi- noted by the citIzens' and endorsed by the republicano , was elected mayor today by from 1,500 to 2,000 majority. The vote was the iargest since the preridential election , and though the town ordinarily gives a demo- cratte majority of 1,100 , Mayor Olinger ( democrat ) , standing for a third term , seemna not to have carried a single ward or pre- clnct , The issues against him wore time ralary grab , the toleration of saioomm of quectionablo cimaracter , and time ruling of the citizens' ticket oft the ballot , he actimmg ac accuser and judge , thougim ho himself imeaded both democratic and citizens' tickets last year. Time salary-grabbing aldermen wh offered themselves for re-election were also de- fc.ated. Oiinger carried one precinct. fluffy's majority is 1,470. lIe got thIrty votes less tlman Cleveland ami Olinger five 1es than Harrison. DES MOINES , April C.-Speciai ( Tele- gram.-Tho ) republicans carried nearly everything - thing in time city in today's election , after an exciting canvass. They elected John Mac- Vicar mayor by about 1,950 over C. C. Loomis , democrat , and cleated the full to- publican ticket , except two aldermen , wimom th democrats save. It is conceded that the result is a personal victory in a large mneas- uro for James U , J3erryhili , and vilI further imis congreeional candidacy against Captain J. A. T. huh , time present congressman. ICEOKUK , Ia , , April 6.-In time city dcc- tion , the republicans elected the assessor and four out of six aldermen , Lilly WhiteN Select fleiegmteN. FORT WORTh , Tex. , April 6.-Time reformer or "Lily Wimite" republican convention for time Eighth congressional district wa held here today. After a redhot meeting the following - lowing deiegatei were cimoson to the national convention : Thomae Ilurko , Fort Worth , and W. J , Fisimer of Weatimerford. 130th are McKinley men. Timis delegation will contest - test the reguar republican delegation in the St. Louia convention. Cimsmlrmmmmmn Ilnrrlty Calls ii .ileetimmg , PIHLADELPIIIA , April 6.-Chairman lIar. rity of the democratic national commIttee today called a meeting of time subcomnmittee havIng charge of time arrangements for time emocratic national convention. The meetIng - Ing wiil be held at the I'aimer iouse , CM- ago , On Friday , April 10 at 2 p. m. FurI I her progreas is expected in the arrange- nents being made for time convention , Utmib Slimti Commvt'mmtions. C SALT LAKE , April 6.-The republican itato convention to name delegates to the t. Louis convention wii be held hero to- mmorrov , Time cimairman of the demnocratic mtato central committee has fixed Juno 6 Is time date for holding time convention to lumo delegates to the Chicago convention. Militia liii. ! mi ( smit.jimmg Llrt'et. OPELOUSAS , La. , April G.-Timq town ilection passed oft quietly , Time negroes all 'oted witlmotmt Interference. Time presence r time militia imad time effect of bracing the iurlcles up , timus enabling time Politicians to rcte themim. 'lime militia yiIl he discharged II a day or two. Ilmmdursed I'nttlson for I'resi.Jejmt , EASTON , I'a , . April 6.-The Northampton otmnty democratIc committee met Imere today t lid elected ten delegates to time state comi- 'entiom : . Resolutions were adopted endorsv ng ex-Governor Pattison for president. - . - * b ) IIt1ItCII OF LA'l"I'HR IAY SAINTS. limmmmmzml Conferemmee ! jtNNeImbies In lime ( ) IsI lurmmmomm 'Vemmmpie , RIRTLAND , 0. , Aprii 6.-Time aimnual con. arexmce of time Reorganized Cimurcim of Jesus T imrist of Latter-Day Saints began hero tony - ny in time old Mormon temple 'itim a large Ci ttendance. Thorn are delegates present p : roni Canada , California , Maine , Mississippi ad fromu time Intcrmcdlat Ilointe. There arc , ur of time immeimmber of the original cimurcim , imey are 1'memiduimL .Tcm'pim Smitim , Eider J , . Cimmpp and Elder Albert IIowes , fr.mn Ccli- ) rflirm , nmi'l Iicxnndr II , Smmmith ; Timu drmiornlmmtlon cinlmne to be the origi. ci chtmrcim otaiiimmimed In 13Q by Jueepim " mmmith , aim' ] ommt of which oper.g the Morrnexm murcit of tJtaim uqdem Urlgimamn Young. Time orgmnIze4 sect CIOCS not nor never did ractlco polygmmrtm' , _ : lIt'l iitJi1ims ( tisimi'e I lmn . % etipm , h NEW YOTtIC , Airii ; 0.-At today'n cemiomt U C the Mothomiist lpIcnpai confercaco for 01 me Now York ditriet , a rcaolmmtion was. Ioptcd witimout oppesitiofl , approving of the tiomm of the imouso of rei'recntmmtivcs ' at u 'aimirgtou In refusing to vote further aplii opratIemma to sectarIan achoola. After lime or ) tn time mimemmibers of tim coaference aroc' op lml sammg time imynmmm , ' 'Amnerca. ! " . - If Cmiuglit ii 'ife Mmmrmlcrer , M'LEANSIIOflO , III. , April 6--Jlemm 1w ohmner , the German % vimo lilied Imis wi ( t ar l'iypolis , timIs colmnty , wJtH an ax anti Cmlged his ti-year-.bI ou ycstt'rday ev.n- I , . VUS captur d ! lime sheriff of'hitt' ' unty this ovenImm , near Curnml , ummd will St I brought imera toinormoy.'hiie tto pto. 1 1 6 ate detcrmnlmmed timat llcmimrnem shall mmu ( . a r iha m'xtronme pemmaity of time 1mv , theme of n ( IiC'p.vltiomt IouIliI to l'ImClm Imftmm ANXIOUS OVER TIlE ADVANCE Dorvshes have Ou the Wires Between Thom and the Paso of Supplies. STRONG FORCE ON THE BERBER ROAD , tiaoliier Ilimmisi Appears VitimIn Vift iiic of Smmn1immt-llmgiislm have Seimt lid sifureesiseists to timmit l'oint , CAIRO , April 6.-Considerable anxiety is felt hero in unoflicial circles concerning time fate of time advance guard of Egyptian troops operating agnlmmst the dervishes. Time telegraph - graph line betleen itoroska and Murat Wells Imas again been cut by the dervishes , a strong force of the latter being reported near Assuan. On tIme i3erbor road the enemy is also reported to be Ia strong force , and In addition to Murat , the dervishes are tlmreatenhrmg Fort IIeliab on the Egyptian coast of time fled sea , Time derviolmes , it is ftmrtimer announced , have arrived at Kokreb , fifty miles west of Suakim , Anotimer battalIon has been sent to Stmakimn in order to reinforce the garrison. It Is thought timat the dervishe..i will attack time Egyptian entrenched positions. , It Is reported the dervieimes imavo now abandoned the attack on Kasala , withdrawing - ing to flerber and the Murat Wells. It is rumored the Abyeinian envoy imamm just left there with a letter from Lord Cromer , the Iimltlsh agent , and minister plenipotentiary to the negus of Abyssinis , MISSIOXAltIIS tItUIItID To LE.tVE. Simitaim SIrzim , SLmIIrItliV Ipeiiiimg All of 1'hieii ( roiss ArmmmeiImm , ' LONDON , April 6.-ThoDaily News and time Cimronicie have a report frOm Constantinople - noplo , sad ! to be on the best authority , that an imperial irado ias decreed time wholesale expulsion of all Christian missionaries from Armenia , who are mainly French Catimolics and American Protestants , It , is cUll posal- ble , says tIme report , by immediate pressure to iwevent the execution of time decree , hut no time is to ho host , Time Daily News says : "Timere is reason to believe time sultan has signed this decree. but timat it has not yet been issued. It is Lord Salisbury's obvious duty to kayo no diplomatic stone unturned to prevent the threatened disaster , No doubt Mr. Riddle , tiio UnIted States charge d'affaires , will act with energy. " The Chronicle thinks time irade is aimned at the agents of the relief fund , and is dime to time fact that time mnissionaries give publicity - licity to time massacres. The Chronicle believes - lieves Lord Sallsbnry could count upon French as vell as American support in do- mending time withdrawal oVthc irado , 'iiJItiCEY EXL'IdLS AN AMEltlCA. Gm'miimil Vizier Disclaims ' , 1C5svie.lge of the Pgict , CONSTANTINOPLE , April 6.-ReplyIng to the United States charge d' affaires , Mm' John W. Riddle , the grand vizier and minister - ter for foreign affaiM have both declared that they have received no information ro- gardlng the alleged expulsion of Rev. Gearge v. Knapp , the American missionary from I3itils. It is stated that Mr. Knapp has already arrived at Diarbekir , and it appears that time local authorities wished to expel him so- cretly. Mr. Riddle Is now awaiting instructions fromn WashIngton. Ammaertnm * Starch ( lie Cseuimer. , LONDON , April 7.-The Standard's Berlin correspondent says : Herr ' Saare , who was sent to England and America by the German Starch Producers' association to inquire ac to time favorsliown In England to American in preference to German starcim geode , to- perth that the niain cause is not time better quality , but choapneos , owing to time great cencentration of time American starch In- dustry. hO advises the German manufacturers - turers to co-operate to form a single assocla- tion , unleo they are content to ho corn- pleteiy beaten out of the market. Cimusesi IOmmthmmmsIgNim 1mm Peru. LIMA , Peru , April 6.-Via ( Galveston.- ) It was generally known imero that time United States Imouso of representatives was to take Lho veto today which would finally decide time attitimmie of congress on time question of Cuban belligerency , This vote wan viewed with the greateet Interest , and the result was promptly builetined , Wimon the newu : pread the greateet entimusiasm was msn- tfe'ted by the people over the imousa's actiqn , mnd sympathy with the Cubans was vey generally expreed , Coimtrovers' Nenrimig ItN lOimmi. LONDON , April 7.-A Times dispatch from aracas says a friendly ettlement of the Venezueian boundary question U , conuldered ertain. The Times has an editorial wiilcim omments on time foregolog "gratifying news" mci says : "Very little additional knowledge S contained in time documents publisimed reeterday. If Lord Salisbury's arbitration I ) roposnls lead to a definite practical result , ye will not have to regret our long con- reversy with Venezuela. " ip.tcmmm flefmmimlter Cmiisimt imm illorocco , C'opyrigimt , 1890 , by I'ress PublIshImmK Company , ) TANGIER , Morocco , April 6.-New ( York I Vorld Cablegram - Special Telegramrm-A ) nan named Iiendahar , said to belong in , 3ootcmm , otherwise known as Africa , lies been irrested imere Upon the application of Mr. iarclay , time United States consul general mere , l3endaimar is accused of being' a do- aulter. % himlstry Ncmmrln SIN 1md , LONDON , April 7.-A Paris dlmpmmtch to he Standard says : Time 1mnpresion Is steam- ly growing thmat time flourgcois cabinet is ithin measurable distance of its end. Ite evolutionary tendencies and its dipiojuatle lundero imave met the disapproval of Ituasla. herctore , M. Bourgeois is In an extremely C iflicult poriticn. Cimit mlg's 0mm tue GrmiI 'I'rsijmlc , MONTREAL , April G.-Anotimor change has ceo made In tue personnel of the Grand 'runk. J. G , Simnonde , general baggage mae- ! r , with headquarters at Montreal , imas bsen it'ni'jeel and J , E , Fuick of Chicago op. Dlnted In his piace , Li Itetu naomi Vi tlmoimt ° l'lsosil ion , y DUBLIN , April 6-In the election toda' n r a member of Parliamnent 'to succeed Dr. Edward Kenny , Parnellite , who recently w sIgmmed , in the college green division of ti ublin city , Mr. J , L , Carew , I'armiellite , C as rettmrne1 without opposition , Cet'iI IIImodI.M Is Smite , JJUI4IJW'AYO , April 6.-The telegraph lies imero lmrmvo been restored and lIon. Cecil bodes , as to whose safety soimme uneasine.m kI id been felt , telegrapims from SalIsbury that wello ie eafu , ammd that time road Is now II ten , al i'd s'irs IIuiierU , , ' t , to lime ossdmtsm LO1)ON , April 7-Time Chronicle an. ni ulmees timat a Iiritiiiim ' general , probably imerul Itedverm , ihmller , time adjutant gem- al , will be m'emL : in time autumn to Conduct , , cratlemma in time b'oudmmn. - rhi'miilly Ai'iI ; ; hoist this ltryIsLmi.s. N IiI'AKIM ' , April G.-Tho , fdendiy , Arabs YI L'U 'rclted : time dervishes at Iloyct , kUling raty : of t'iommi , fo - _ _ _ timl t Aii I mist mm lCmm mins Cnuzt' , Ri INS.S CITY , April 6.-A specIal to the or ( mom \VIVLIIU , Iun. . says : rims ietna ' to inetmm'ancc comupany began suit today , 'ainsi te'iii tl county Omi refunding L'oiiim the value of amid $3,000 deau ted leri.t , 5'l'Ii , ! , hOLD TIII J1RITISIR SillS' , 'cneyueini tuthnrllies Ileeie to He. . ii'IIMC I i.e Seimoomier etv Iziy , ( C.p riht , IM,6 , Liy I'res IiitlIsitng Company. ) CARACAS , Venezuela , , 'drilNew ( York World Cablegram-Special Teiegranm.-The ) \Vorld's exclusive new freon Darbados March 12 regarding the seizure by Venezim- elan autimorities of the Dritisim schooner New Day is confirmed by Mr. 'tuthbuil of Boston , who represents time London cyndicate wimicim cimartered the vessel , The schooner was Seized for alleged violation of time customs rcmmIat ions. lilt. Ttmrnbull declares that the charge is false. lie says the Vemiezuelan consul at i3arbadog gave the schooner regular papes. Doing an American citizen , Mr. Tmrnbimll haa applied to the American legation imero for as. slate mmcc , Mr. Thomas , time United States minister , has advised the Venezuelan minister of finance , Enrique Perez , to release time vessel , as it is illegally held. Minister Pores re- fities to let time schooner go , Captain flax- ter's report to time flrltiVh government. a copy of vimich I have seth , says time Vessel was seized during ihe minti-Englisim excitement - mont , and timat if it vere an Amercan croft there would have been no trOuble. Time New Day Is still heM , There will be serious complications if a British war simip goes Ill ) tima Orinoco. W , NEPIiEV ICING , MILtNS Iii'Elt"VIIISO : FOIL GUIANA. In , ; of time ( .midli'leldms1 % 'ould lie aim lrri'psrithile 11mw , GEORGETOWN , British luiana , March 13-If the Venezuelnn-llrlttsim GuIana dispute - puto Is decided in favor r , Venezuela , ninety-nine out of every Imundred Englisimmnen 1mm this country will lose nloneyby it and the came iili he said of neariyovery American lIving in the colony , except the United States consul. British Guiana is divided imito three counties , Demcrara , I3arhlcp and Ilssequibo. Practically all of the gold ioliIs are situated in Essequibo county and clearly all of the territory wlmic1i comprises that coumity is tli1ier tiio'pute. As the sugar industry has dwindled dowmm t a very small factor , owing to the reduction in tlm prco er simgar , time great expeneo of koeplmig. tile plantations from beIng flooded and the , Ufflcuity of getting - ting laborers at a. reason.ake prlco wlmo can stand time clinmate , gold iiasbecme the main stay of time colony and tt,1s. to gold and possibly timber in the future from the Esseqomibo country that the residentii hero have to bob It may be imegimmeil that the interest - terest over tiio bouutlary dispute is very great. While the rest of the ' is lceking upon tue question as practJcaly settled , ca far as it is concerned-as to poepbllity of wartime -time point of view here Is epttrely differ- eat. The Engilsimmon wlit control everything - thing , despite time large nmajrtt3I of time fcr- cign population. d not fear war , looking upon such a , thing with the. ; iisajal Dritislm eyesv1mich see nothing butyic ory for thoni- selves , But they do fear' arbliration ahQvc all things , for no matter lo little of Resequibo ounty were given , to Venezuela , a number of gold mlnw 'wpiid pass out of ' British 'control , TII meag r ilspatche received - ceived here are scanned , mn t eagerly' by' evei'y one. Many men whb pave their miii in gold send their servant ' to the station every nigh' to read the , bplietin board rather than wa't ' for time norphig papers. Uncer the circumstancesit i not to be Iyondered that the.feeiing agj4nsttlmo United States Is very strong , and what Is idore , the Americans imere do uo1 licc'itate to blame' the Washington government openly Immstthd. of time question , 'dimioishing , It is growing itim ilay ) , fqr'tfqtlla settleoneut. is"i'eaclmed the btroductidml of mining chln ry is out of the quest1n. No one will invest any mord money , chance of lmavlpg the wholr trrttory keii omit of their hahmis , Gold rrbnt there La here and , to what cxtent may b jug d from the registrations' for the lact iFee days , and 'every bit of it was taken out 1y placer mimi- lii ; the day' ' beforQ yesterday 673 ounces , ycatorday 303 ounces , today,1,000 ounces. Owing to the volcanic naturo. Of the country and time difficulty eperlen ed , in getting to time fieldS-lomi canoe ti'ip being noces- sary-up to the present tine the mining Has been very crude. Just hsfoo the 'dispute became acute , arran'gemnenth were being made for Introducing machnory apd , sin e all these thlng hayo com to atop , It may easily be seen imow the whIe of British Guiana has been afiected , rlere have boon sonietiming less than twermty'tons of quartz crushed in this colony sincC' the bmiginlnng. Machinery was put up wlmer9. it was thought there was a rich vein , but. that place was worked out in less than a wpek. Tlmousands of dollars have been lost hero and it is just now that the people tliinl hy see a pros- poet of getting something , bJi As for time British claim t1ut Chore ore 52,000 British subjects in Essequlbu bounty , exclu- cive of government offlciala1-.I is very. znls- loading. If a line should bq drawn soutim from time Parima river it ' % ou1d be found the actual settlers betis'eQn 'timat and , the i Solmcmburgk lIne would not number 1,500 ; I whillo in the northwest district , that on the coast directly south of ( tmtm.Orimioco riyer , I where time bist quartz is supposed to otit , I there are not more than 2,000Ictual settlers. I Fully 20,000 of the 52,00 : live 'on the islande In the mouth of the 0asequibo river , whicim are not in. dispute. There are over 2,000 miners who never stay ' , id the unsettled territory more than four mopths at a time ; 4,000 or 5,000 Indians , .5.000 indentured cooiiooi and it Is estimated tlmzit there are at least 5,000 persons who owi allegiance to ithor nations. Under the circumerancos it an be seen that 'Venezuela might easily pay Lime actual settlers for th'eib land and be a gainer at that. C - _ i Ilenelielmil Order iIipI'iisiN. PHILADEL.PHIA. Apri' ' 6.-Time Order of Pente , a beneficial orga italion , imas bsen torceil to'the wall , An assigiment for the enefit of creditors was fll'edtodny , Albert P. Wlleon Is time assignee , 'bs order was In iloimrisimlng condition until , tile troubles of Si lime "got-rIch-quIck yocloy"So'era ( years igo and had a great mummy nembers In limP ity and state. It was atfectd , with other ! miiar orders at that tIpv , nntl n , great alilng oft In iuslncsa sviis. tIme resu t. No itatemnent of the nerds and liabilities has t i.et beau prepared. , , . - - - - ) l'iiatFliglmle'r Ilciti for ? Iimrdcr , t IJA\VRENCF. Mass. , , ? 4p'il 6.-Arthur isatiley , the Ilaverhilt the maker , one of he Principals in the ( auhprie fight here d laturday night , was arraithoml before Judge itono today , charged 'with' 'manslaughter nd Irize iightini' , amid tip $ Qtiierm were iargcd : with being rmresent 'atid. aiding and betting the tight. ilradieywmmmm bound over 0 time grand jury In $2.00 on5tho charge of nanslaugimter anti 2,000 OnJthle charge of rze lighting. The other defendants were ound over in $1,000 eachJ . U J.-t _ ti SmmtlSmrt , iIimrlt'r . , * .nhil' 'to hiaNtinmi , mi ROCK ISLAND , Il : : AprIl' 6.-A sixth upposed victIm of the iJasimmn ( farn has cen hroughmt to higiit1 Itia learned that p lugh MeCaffery , who.was vpiployetl three a cam's ago by Ilastiminas a1fahn hmmnd , can. 'I ot be accounted for , ThedvJopmnontme at li me farm tclay were the Uneartiming of a im oat , a jacket and a pair of trquecra. They ii cre six feet under grouudimjd very near 1 o Place where iouderbacb'sIdy was dieb ovared , Time sheriff's fores mire still at rork , . - - ; ' I --s- - ICiilt'sl iliN Vife nul C1iihi1 , M'I4IIANSLIOIIO , Iii. , ' .4pril 6.-Fred UI emner , living seven miles n mrth of timl cIty , cI lied hi wife and 2-year-aldthild yesterday C ftcrnoon. 'rho woman , , wa' cut and 01 'angled in a' imorriblo muiiter , and her bamly mrown out anti covered ylth ,00rnstalks 0(1 ( an olmi carpet , The little boy wa lmuntr If the neck to i raCier. . 8heritf Buck and ' eputy Sheriff Lane are n nurqit of time urderer mmnti an angry mob is aao ! in pur- it and a lynching is not Improbable , o's''Jmmes tm GvIi : ; : ; : % ; ; $ KilN , Aimeil U , At Axlisterdam-ArrivedZaandam - , from civ York. At GIbraltar-ArrivedEms , from New lii ark , , - ' in At Gmbraitar-Sajied\Verra , fromn Genoa am r New York , $ ll At New Yok-Arrlveml-Spaarndam from ju atterdammi , At Ioiawaro Breakwater-Passed - up- miesiand , from LIvcrpcot , At Movlllo-Arrlved-Vancouver front , irtiant ] dod Halifax , hi At DOver-Passect-perais , from Hamburg r Nw Yprk. EASILY LANDED THE STORES Bormuaa Meets with No Interference in , Discharging ils Cargo. NOT A hITCH OCCURS IN TUE PROGRAM 1mmiimieiie Qiiimntlt y of ArntM , Asisisiummi- thin iitiil Stores HmIMliy I'or- 'n'nrdeml to the Isisurgemit 1ender , Gemi , iliicco. NE\V YORIC , April 6TimeVorltl timls morning cays : A long cipher dispatch frommi Caries Garcia , son of General Cahixto Garcia - cia , time leader of the IJermnmmda expedition to Cubs , lmas been received by M. Stierin In this city. The dirpatch was written at Mami- zamiillo , which is about thirty-five miles west of Sn'iitlago , on April 2. Time dispatch says that the men and the heavy artillery were ianded from time for- mnimmia itt a bay between' Baum Itinda amid Muriel , which is about fifty miles west of Ilavamma in a straight line. There was abso- lately no interference. Time two llotcimkim guns and the six other heavy pieces of ar- tliiery wore taken off , with time ammunition for them , Tim ship , with the remaining arms and ammunition , was sent to Santiago. It went around tim north e'norc of time island through time 'Bahama channel. 'rue ios men in the expedition were landed on the morning of March 22. Timey made a march of forty miles inland , where they vero met by Gemieral Macre , thus carrying out the plan to time letter. It was decided thmat an attack should be made upon Pihar ( hi 1110 , which is time largest Inland toivn anti a Spanisim mtrong- imold , Macco had caused time report to reach the Spammich garrison that lie imad started on a long mmumrch. Time rnesuga says that Macco amid Garcia with 9,000 men swept dowim upon Pinar dcl Rio early on time mnornilig of Marcim 23 and it Wfl5 a coiiiplete rnmrprise. The Spanish troops miumbered about 6,000 , and they were thrown into a tate of panIc by time onelaught. The use of time heavy artillery which Garcia izati broimglmt added to their ter- ror. Time mesrage says. "Consternation reigned anti time Spanioh troops were thrown into \ild dieorder. OffIcers could not form their man. Captured two pieces of heavy artillery , 1,700 Maumer rifles , 1,200,000 cart- ridgeii , 2,500 swords amid stores ; burned , 600 houses. Spnnish lost , 850 killed and 200 wounded. " After timis victory , wimiclm is one of tlm most import3nt that time Cubans imave won , inanniuch as it will he almost Impossible for the Spaniards to find a simelter for their troops In time interior during the raimiy season , General Garia took 600 men on horasbaclo and started castward , making time hardest possible marches. Carlos Garcia says that timey had not the slightest difficulty in paeing the trocha , which is a hue of Spanish troops , and they vcuit on swiftly to the eastern part of the island. Many 'volunteers joined theni. \hemi tlmey arrived near 'Santiago they foumid thio Bermuda had handtd her ammunition in a hay a few miles , east of Santiago. The imip arriv d emi the night of Mardi 25 , but the landing was not made until the followIng - Ing morning , There were eighteen boatloads - loads of rifles , cartridgez and swordo. .Genera1 Garcia imas gone to the eastern end of time Island becadse that is his old borne and time proplo living there are imis 1ioyal miends Joea Come ; General qornez' brother , is wtht'him. General , cimrcia wUi do xmothink for a month but organize an alony f picked men. lie expects to have an organizetL army of volunteers which will number 35,000 men amid a regular force of 10,000 men. _ _ _ _ 3IAYOII IIIIILD UI' BY AN ASSASSIN. Icnismti VIty's Chi fEx cimtlvp Ehi1h- Hm4 xl Dipsllgireml lint its Id'ildence , KANSAS CITY , April,6.-Mayor Davis to- period to the police tonight timlit an attempt - tempt had boon mnado to assassinate him in a dark street a short distance from his reidcnce. An unknown man 'came upomi imim , lmo says' , calling him an A. P. A. and applying a vile epithet. and fired at hilni at short range. Time bullet passed tiirough his hat. Mayor Davis reports that his as- saliant ran down an alley and timat Imo fired three shots at time man as Ime fled , none of which took effect. A short time afterward - ward Mayor Davis appared at a repub- licun mass meeting and eximlbited time torn hat. Time shooting , or this story of a shooting - ing , is time outcome of time bitter political light timat has been mnado hero between time republicans and time A , F , A. on time one i sIde and time denmocrats and nonpartisamia on Lhe other. Time Times , democratic , , In to- narrow's paper will discredit time story of I the attempted assassination , asserting that time report Is circulated in an attempt to j influence Votimig at tomorrow's election , ! ayer Davis , who Is 'an avowed candidate 101' governor , has been one of the loading mupporters of time republican city ticket. , tltMOIJIt JOXI'IICTS IOLIAfl V1IEA'r , tixprem4'es , limo Ik'llt'f Oilier I'rosjmcd , , 'sIlI FJiifl' 1mm 1t % 'nl , ChICAGO , April 6.-P. D. Armour raid to- ilght : "I believe that wheat will sail at $1 C bushel or near that figure soon , This is I 'peaking from the standpoint of a niercimant I mid not of a scalper. It ought to sell there rn ttn merits and will uniesi , eamelming un- 'oresecn occurs , I have felt bullish for ccv- tral weekem , but never more eo than now , Vhmat any individual ecalper or operator doce I' ins no refem-ence to the actual nmarket condia ions , Time advance will not be a matter of 'entinment. aithough I belIeve business IIIOII ii over time comsitry : are becoming niorocon12 , Went and cheerful. The advance In wheat 0 , lay , to a certain extent , be indeimenilerit of a ho action of other producte' , This grain may to singled out for improvement , I believe ti hat all other product'j will be helped. .Com nd oats may ehi up a few centa , although onditions of supply and demand are entirely ifferent in thmeni than In wimeat , but provl. ions are at a range of prices where they arc uro to do better , " a Atdemnmmteml Is , l'OIMIi a I'isiiihhy , KANSAS CITY , April 6-A special to time tar ( roW Cherokee , ICan. , says : Someone im nicnown attempted to kill time Nizwaner I ) mnIy , coneiatlng of Samuel Nlzwanor , wife U flu two grown eons , Rtlwarci nnd Jacob , a 'Imig southeast of timia city , by puttIng olsomi in their food yesterday , All four ] ecanme violently ii after partmmlmlng of the 1 OOfleI ! ( fOod and weIo only resimecitmited mm ( tot several hours' work by pimyalciazis. it 'hiH morning Edward Nlzwuner received a mtter signed "ComnpanyI and threatening li-n vitim death It hme did not leave the state 'Itimln ten tlays. No causejs known fr the p emire to kill the family. 'rhey ore still niclc , Ut will recover , - CimargeM Agnisist a Gush tIemisler , t NEW YORK. April 6.-'rho hoard of mangi gore of time Thirteen club ha preferred "I arges against Mr. A , 14 , Itawson of Wood- iffe , N. J , , svimo , It is aiii , recently palmed T on time chili what pam-ported to he ri let. r from Sir Francis Knoiiymm , the lmrivate W crotary of time prince ofValea , in vlmicim ol me prince ucc'pted honorary membership i I time club , but which was , in fact , a a rbled and altered hotter doclinhmmg that si ) nOr , A SPecial meeting of limo board of A zmnngcrs to II- ) ' time charges imas been caled ir next Monday evening. 'I'hirt. ' Ilmmmjmluemmmilighiliy IsmJsmrvil , PIQUA , 0. , April 0-Time one hundm'ed eli rse lOWCt holier of the Orr Lingeed 011 n iii exp'oded today , wrecking time east svall or d damaging time svlmole structure. IjOi , Oil i,000. ; Three enlmioycs were slightly in. lc ireti , cii - p 'I'i'eiimimseht " , ' 1sms I hme First. TECLJMSi'lI , Nob. , April 6.-Specimmi ( Teie- -am.-In a well llaYCI gainc , of base ball s re today the Tecumnseim team defeated ( he tr erhlng club by a rcore of 15 to II. Time ur ' line was time first of time season anti vaa hr eli attended , at ' - - - ---i ; hAS A VLYISO SQIItllSON. . . rice-n % 'nr Yeels , lten.i' to l'smt ' 1 Omit to Sen. at Once , 'rlht , msimo , I ) ) l're Publtsimlng Company. ) fillip , April 6.-New York World Ca- , rn-Special Telegram.-Atlrnlrai ) San' : . cane , commanding the great navy yard rol , on the extreme northwest coast , r that ho has comnpleted preparatIons f - ing to sea a Spanish squadron coin- Pt f time following vessels : The iron- ci eiayo , time first-class boiled cruisers Infanta Maria Theresa , Aitmiiraimto Oqimertilo and Vizcaymm : time aecond.class armored cumis- era Relmta Mereedoc niitl Altonse XIII , : one torpedo ( lestroyer : seven fast torimedo boats. These fourteen vessels carry in their crewo nearly 6,000 mcmi. This , fleet will leave Ferrol tomorrow or gumi lraetlco In Arose bay , and will crtmiso along the northwest coast of Spain ready to start for llnvammmi jtmst ac soon as time cabimmet considers tlmat circumstances require its pres- Once 1mm time \'est Indies , The Madrid press plainly says time movement - mont of the fleet will depend mmpon tue coarse of Prealtlemmt Cleveland after time vote of con- grcz'm on the belligerency resolimlione. . Six transatlantic strainers iia'e been tmmrned immto twenty.gimn fast cruisers , Jitmt timey will hot be ready for service before time mmd of Anril. Time Priiiclpal newspapers of Madrid print patriotic spirited articles , nil saying in et- fect that time moniemit is fast approachIng wimen the Spanlsim government mmd nation must face reo'ohtmtely the decisive stage of tiio Cimbami question , anmi of time relatIons be- twt'en Spain anti time United States , anti must also Lie oropared for nil time consequences of the vindication of time Spamisim : rigimt to repel all interference In time struggle het'een the motimer country and the Ct.ban insurgents. Between time lines it is easy to see that time papers are ready for nnotlmer outbreak of popimlar excitement. Hut time governmnont is determined to continua to show energy in qucliiimg mlemmmommstrattons calcmmated to alter htarmnommious relations witim America , or wimicim would ha likely to Paralyze time contemmmplated negotiations between time tvo goverimmiments , OF'FICI.tT , . . ' ' ' iiUi.m.eo'i'iss l'ROM CUl1. % . Svaiilshi 'l'rmoms le'feii I I lie Isismirgesils I ii Simimill Sic im'pmi ialu's. HAVANA , April 6.-A dispatch received from Matanzao today mys timat three omen lmave been tried by court-inertial there and that time public prosecutor nskii timat time death penalty lie imposed upon timom , In time hilh near San Miguel , province of Matanzas , about 3,000 Ine'urgents are reported to imavo bmcn concentrated. I'crico Mtmnoz , the insurgent leader , it is ariiounccd , tiled recently at Trinity , province of ammta Ciara , of wounds received in an Ui- gagcnient vItii Spanish troops. - Colonel Tort , operating against the Insur- gsite , on time borders of the swamp land vutim of the provinca of Matanzac , imas been engaged with the vanguard of the enemy. ho captured twenty hirisciers , end time re- mnainder of time iimurgonts fiej , Ten of them were droWned in the swamps. The inm'urgents have burned the houses and machinery on the plantation of Fiorenta in the province of Santa Clara. There have been several skirnii.hea be- twecu time troops and imirurgents in the provi Inco of Saitlago do Cuba. The enemy left five killed and three wounded in time hands of the troops amid time latter captured nine prisoners - oners and fourteen rifles , Colommel Cebahloc , in the hIlls between Melonca anti Holguin , has had skirmishes with the Insurgents aumd thmo local gueriila force of Holguiu , and has captured seven of the enemy. The insurgent leader 'Lacret , Is reported to ho between San Miguel and Cohieao in--the Matanzas district. ' . The pblice of this city have captured seven boxes of carbines on time pretnisea of a corn- nierclal houca here. - The captain crf a Spanish bark wimich has arrived here reports that lie aiaw passing along the coast near Guaitananio a suspl- cioua looking steamer , painted white and ap- patently on her way to Puerto Escontlitlo. The bark hoisted the Spanish colors and the ! teamer answered by displaying the Norwegian - wegian flag , The insurgents have hiammgcd two laborers in time vicinity of Santa Clara. SALVATION ARM Y LI'ADEhtS MEE'I' , Ilalltngtomi llootliTmm1Ic 'oltim Ills Slit- 1e' Before % 'Itmmcspmes. NEW YORK , April 6.-Bahlington Booth and imis sister , Mrs. I3oothm-Tuckor , imavo had a protracted conference , which lasted from 10 o'clock last night until 4:30 : this morning. rho mnceting took place at fnlhington Booth's residence at Mont Clair , N. J. , and besides the principals timere were present Dr. Mc- Ellway of Philadelphia amid Mrs. Maud Booth. I rhere was no lack of cordiality in the meet- iig of brother and sister , hut It Is understood imat time entreaties w'hi'bh Mr. . Booth-Tuclmer mddresd to Jiahlington Booth to return to Lime Salvation army wore without effect. A conference' was hold at Salvation army eadquarters in this city today , timere beiimg ) resen the JJooth-Tuckors , Commlssiqner arioton , Major Malamm and Secretary Lewis. cablegram to General Wiihiarn Booth at mmternational imeadquarters was prepared , but , mothming as to its ccimtenta would be divulged , The following statement was made by , ommnander and Mrs. Bahiimigton Booth in Cite ito headquarters of time volunteers : " \Vo mavo met arid had a long Interview wtth hr sister , Mrs. Booth-Tucker , and wish it nest distinctly understood that our attitude a absolutely unchmamiged and that our future daims for time Volunteers will go forward as teretoforo stated. We am-c , imowever , aux- Gus to imavo It clearly stated timat timis inter- 'len' , was of a sisterly and brotimerly charac. em antI that np3rt from time mattero of con. roversy on which ire niust still differ , there xists , as timere always has , time warmest C ffectlon for Mrs. Booth-Tucker as a sister , " Commander and Mrm' . l3aliiagton heath will o to Chicago tomorrow. returning to this a it ) ' late on Friday , Thursday they will I ) ( Idreii'S a mass meeting in the auditorium V nd on the following day they will receive imm ? oiihcermm and soldiers of the northwestern istriet , s'hio seceded Iomn tIme regular army t mat i'eek , e - Simhmhmit ti. & Itericled fiji' i % m'izumn , a h I3IIiVRIO CITY , N. M. . Avril 6-Fm'ancls chlatter , time imemmier , Is now at Pleasantums , ft ' snimihl town iii wem'tern Socorro county. nd is traveling westward toward ArIzoimn , I lo appeared at Peasantomm lust Friday , living beefl ceveral weelo in retreat nmong me Mexicans in lime snmnhi rune-li toii'ns In ocorro county , vertormning ctmrts. lie t'mmyq 0 does nut kumow ivhmere his iic'm.t soprmlng ( lace vihl be. It Is claimed that sevcral iirnculoum' cures vero Iierformued at Pleas. ? ' nton. 13-hlmmttcr looks vemy mm-u p nmavlated , but mays he is In good health. ml Fe says that tie immi just ended a ( mist of m ) rty ( layS immid forty nights , Fm-cm time Ute taken Imy him , lie will enter Arisana I time vk'limlty of DLmncamm. hlrimelleisi I ( Jrml'm' I mm Sts'iit ( it , ri PIIILADELI'IIIA , April 0.--'l'ime Order of ente , a imoneficiai organization whicim greed to pay Itim tncmmmtters iam'ge iwofits at me end of seven years , assigned today , A s aattcts anti iinhiliitie9 mimmvlunt to many mousammds of tholiarim , 'i'ime order immt been Ci : iinj ; lmflclcwam'd sInce time trommitlo of the et-r1eim-quieic soeletiqa" began , UPt Pt chisiomit (2t'i'it ills fl'Jm'i , a I'rimscmmt , am NIl\'POit'P , It. 1. , April 6-A transfer ti am ; recorded today whereby all time pm'opcrty Y Mr. Oliver I' . hhelmomit in this city anmi P idtllotown , InehmmtImig lila $ l00.0O0 stnilu anti ° ( arm , roltrosenting CL total 'milUe of rmt'ariy ,000,4-)0 , vte5 ninth , over to hIM silte , Pim-mt , ivn 1' , ileimmiont , formerly the vin of W' . . \'nnilerblt : , . F - - - - - Imm liar 'L'romi hi es mm I l pm ifs. In , Il17tF\I.O , AprIl C-'A striku of twenty ployew . of limo JufCmio ! iireot Iluiiway comnor mgi ) belay Is tlircateimlmmg to lead to a gen. Cm al strjlo. : 'l'he trouble Is alleged to grow ta it of the mecemmt orgammlzmitiomi here of a pal nasenibly of time Anmtaigarnatetl Aeso. atJoi of 1ftrct liailwny Imnlm'oyca , till - ' - - - - - so 14i'li tHu 'I'i'eims ii stir Uiiml er A i'i't'it ; , ra IANS , $ CITY , Api-il 6.-A. rpociai to time W ( ar ( rein AimIlenci , Ken. , says 13. 13 , Koimo , tim eavtmrer , f time county smhiool district , was Pa 'rested Iii a' ii ilmern icm.nsaa . lust mmighmt amid tim oun'bt iiat'tz imere today , eitaigcai wJtl so scondirg , aim hOPE HELD OUT TO CUBA Ilouso Alopts the Conference Report on tim' enato Rosolutiou. ONLY TWENTY-SEVEN OPPOSITION VOTES ' Ittver and llmmrhmor 11111 l'nssesl tummies , SumNiciisiuiL of time ltimhcs by nil 0 'cr' lid mis I sig I timmjtrit3' . ' WASIIINTON , April 6-Time imouro toilflT adopted the conference report on the Cuban rerohtmtIons by a vote of 244 ' to 27 nutS passed time river amid barber - bor appropriatioim bill tmnder simeponsion of the rules after a lively debate ot forty mnlmmutea , by a vote of 216 to 40. The report on the Cuban resolutions had been do. bated Friday nmiml Saturday and tlmo vote today - day was taken irnmethintciy after time reading of time joumnai , Eighteen repubiicamms cmiii imino denmocrats voted agaumist time report. After thm most tieternilned opposition of timoaG opposed to time rccogmiitlon of time immammrgciits in time senate anti imouse there were but ten more votea against the report than against time original resolutions. Time former vote was 262 to 17. By it action today time imoimm'o agreed to time senate resolutiomms and disposed of time Cuban queotion for time presemit , Those rerolutiomis were as follows : , Iterol'etl , That , lii the oiiflioli of congress , a eommthitfon of lumblic wimp exists between , the goverminwnt of Spain foil time govermi- mmicnt nroclmmimed multi ( Jr some time main- talmied by force of nrms by the people of' Cimba ; amid that the United States of America. simotmiti mmiaimmtaimm a strict neutrality het\veen. time comitemmding lower. ncuormhimig to each nil the rigimts of hehilgerents iii the ports mmiid terrttory of tue United Stntea. ltezolvi'tl , further , That time friendly offices of the Ummitcil States shmoIm(1 : be offered by time president to time Spimmish government for the recognition of the independence ot Cuba. The river anti harbor hill , lmas.mh today , carrIes ii actual appropriatiomms lO,330,160 , anti authorizes contracto for thirty-two now projects witlm a limit of cost of $51,721,210. FOILTY MINUTES FOlt DEBATE , Only forty minutes' debate was allowed , Mr. hooker , ehmairnian of the river amid ham' . her committee , attempted to secure an exteni iomi of this tinie , but first Mr. Maguire anti thou Mr. Grosvcnor objected. Time debate wait very spirited. Mr. Dockery attacked the reclclearnoc's wIth whmichm It was proposed to extend time 'commtimimming contracts" in the bill -a natural result , he assorted , of the policy of giviig time governnmont's promise to pay Immatead of paying cash. He admitted , however - ever , time great economy of the commtract system - tem , which Mr. Burton had stated from ofli. dat reports to ho 30 imer cent , - Mr. Hopbimrn , republican of Iowa , aim made a vigorous assault-on time bill , vhIch , ho odd , lied enough "pork" in it to Inruro its pal- sage. Iho devoted himself partiemmiarly to time Mlsa1ssippi river comnmission , the work of wlilcim ito denounced. Timi brought forth a reply from Mr. Catchings , the former cimair- man of time rIvers anti harbors committee , and a defenao of the measure from Mr hooker , the present chairmosi. When the vote was finally taken time majority in favor of It wasso , overwhelming that its opponent wpre unable to secure the' ayes and Iays. l3cforo time house adjourimed time New Mex. . ice bond bIll was defeate&.and.thB..bihl to open the Aszihhib lno military' reservatIon was pasted. ' Under time agreement made on Saturday the veto on time adoption of the report of time conferees on time Cuban rasohmitiomis was thmo fire thing in order after time reading of time , journal. & Before Cimairman Hitt demanded the regu. br order Mr. Wamhsworth , chairman of time committee on agriculture , presented for the . , Information- the house a letter from tim ' ' secretary of agriculture notifying him that ' in deference to wimat seemed the unanimou ' desire of the house of repremtentlvemi ho imami telegraphed accepting time proposition to put the seeds to he distributed by congressmen into packages of live Instead of fifteen packets - ots ( making 2,025,000 packages instead of 675,000) ) . The menmbers expressed timoir gratification by applauding the ammnounce- mont. it Mr. Ilitt then demanded the regular order , rho speaker put the question on the adoptIoz at time conference report. CUBAN RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED. ' . - - ' - The great swelling chorus of ayes was fol. owed by a feeble scattering negative veto , - md the speaker was aboimt to declare the notion carried , wimen Mr. Bitt asked for the yeas amid nays. Yielding to the appeals of imany members , however , imo withdrew it , Mr. ilouteile , who made himself 3ommspicmmous by imia opposition to time 'eport , immauie no effort to secure time yeas amid iayo , and the report would have been adopted liii not Mr , Tucker , a membee ) f the foreign affaIrs committee , ' , , 'ibo was opposed to the Cuban resolutIons , a his juncture stopped forward and demandet L record.niaking vote , and the roll ' waa - - ailed. ' I ' The report was adopted-244 to 27. TIma ' 1 innouncemnoot was greeted with a great lemonstration on time floor , which seas taken , f 'p by the galleries. , As soomi as time tumult had subsided Mr. looker , citairmmiaui of time river and harbor ommittet , move to suspend time rules cmiii - mans the river and harbor bill. lie calmed / ' ' limit the reading of the bill ho dispemmcci vth ! , but Mr. Ricimardson objected to pass- ng a bill carryimmg millions of dollars with- mut the formality of reading it. The river and harbor appropriation bill aa passed under suspenmmiom : of time rules b rising vote of 210 to 40 , time opposition riot elng strong enough to secure a yea anti nay ole. ole.Mr. Mr. Hepburn , - before time veto faa taken , mamhe a bitter attack on lie river and harbor appropriation bill omit ! specially on time Misaissiflpi river commis- ion. Tlmero wait no "pork' 1mm the hill for liii , lie smiimi , anti ito was free to speak imimi iind , But there was , ime mtlmh , "patio" enough r imiembers to insure Its 5masnago , Mr. Catcimimmgs replied to Mr. lepburn'mm attack amid paid a high ribute to time bill. Oilier mnonthors 'ore given a , mimmute or two each in which I piedgo their support to time measure amid Ir. Ilooker closed time mlehmate , Time biii to validate certain bond issues Its Icw Mexico was called isp mind felled teas as by a vote of 42 yeas anti 73 nays , Time iscusslon revammipttml time clmarfies of fraud mdc wimlie time bill was in committee , Mr. ow , who cmmileml up time bill , said in time urse of his remmmarlcs that a territory timat 'as applying for statelmoood ought riot to lipUhiate Its imonoat debts , Mr. Grosvenor reportemi Im' tilled cheese ill and gave notice that ime wommid call It up lednesday , . , i. Time senate hill 'for disposal of tIme Fort imminaholno military reaervmmtiomm hands was tiled up by Mr. Ilarimnaim , wlmo expiaineml time ittlera already on the lands wore to rotaimi 4 melr imoidhxmgs , and time other lands to bo ( its. asod of under time laws applying to time t lb of almtmnmioned lanmia. Time secretary of me Interior itami decided that time settlers crc trespassers ummtii EQimie legIslation was issed for timeim' relief , Timis iIil passed with. Jt opposition , At 4:45 : o'clock time imoUoamljoimrned. _ l'AIN A't'ii'1'S 'I'JlI'j VIIIIDIC'r. cm'Iisig timist Arimitris lion hi'urmiIsh&e mm , % % 'im' Omit of limo JhlIlimmIly , MADRID , April 0.-Time result of the vote I time attitude of time United States towarmi Tha , wimicim it is unmlerstcomi imero is to tme ken cmi time senate's resolutions in time muse today , Ia anxiously awaited here. irs : - - - Iy case , IL Is pointed out , lmotilitIc must on cease Oh account of time apimroacimIn my season anti no furtimor reInforcement ) rtim mentioning will be sent to Cuba untIl 0 month of September , But time War do- rtmnent is makimmg oxtenmilve preparations ha is connection and four Iron-chadm anti verai torpedo boats arc rearly to sail at 4 ort Imotlco from Ferrol in order to t.AI