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VOL. XVI-NO. 14.
NEW BERNE, N. C, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 19,, 1893.
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we personally guarantee tins
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Henry's
Pharmacy,,
2 It? Middle St., New Kerne, N. C.
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WILL iCT QUICKLY.
it Will Lose No Time
When Coop. Iastrncts Him
Congress Now is Responsible For
Delay, Opening of Hostilities of
Uncertain Date. Not Likely
that the Powers Will
ltenew Their Offers.
Special to Journal.
Washington, April IS It would seem
a man up a tree that the complaints
Congress recently miule of the slow
ness of the President was an instance of
the pot calliog the kettle black." From
talk in Congress before the Presi
dent's message went in it was supposed
that the message would he acted upon
within n day after it was received, hut it
has been before Congress a week today,
and that resolution authorizing forcible
intervention is not yet in the President's
hands, although it is hoped that H will
be by tomorrow. Tho House adopted a
csolutiou promptly, but the Senate.
affcr wasting four days in talk without
bringing forward a single new idea, un
ss tlie assertion of Senator Wellington
that there was no reason for our going to
war witli Spain can be oonsidercd one,
adopted a resolution including a provis
ion for the recognition of Cuba, which
makes more delay. Tiiesc delays would
be more aggravating were it not for the
certainty that they cannot lust much
long.r and that they cannot change the
iiltimate result the driving of Spain out
of Cuba. , While it probably is not true
that these delays are the result of plot
ng, n is not surprising that suspicion
hould be expressed by the impatient.
Accordiug to statements made by
members of the administration, the Pies
ideut will lose no time in pulling armed
intervention into effect after the joint
resolution authorizing it is in his hand
and the rushing of all available troops in
the regular jinny to southern ports looks
like immediate business: but he will
probably first demand the peaceable
evacuation uf Cuba by Spam, grunting
day or two for Spain to answer. That
will mean more time.
It should also be remembered that it
the President is so disposed lie can wilh
hold his signature from the intervention
resolution for ten days. The resolution
will not be binding until he signs it. So
many predictions have been upset by un
expected delays that few are being made
iu Washington just now. We are going
to war. Of thai everybody is certain, bui
nobody is certain whether the shooting
will start this week, or next, or the week
after.
If the representatives of the great
European powers in Washington arc cor
rectly reporting tiie state of Congres
sional sentiment to their govt-rnmcnls,
nothing is likely to come of the renewed
talk about the intention of the six
greatest European powers to attempt by
joint note to pcrsuudo this government
not to force Spain out of Cuba, and
that fails, to make to make a threat of re
sorting to force to compel us to keep our
hands off of Spain's island possessions.
That Austria, France und Italy would be
willing to go to almost any cxtrcmo to
aid Spain, if they c.uild be assured of the
assistance of England, Germany and Uu-
sia ia very well known.
But' the determination of Congress
which 'knows that it reflects tho over
whelming sentiment of. the country,
would not be chauged one iota, even
formal notice was served on this country
that European force would be used to
prevent the carrying out of the joint reso
lution just adopted, to drive Spain out ol
Cuba, "No foreign dictation," would
become a companion slogan to "Remem
ber the Maine," the minute that the
European powers attempted to meddle
with our settlement of the Cuban ques
tion.
THD MARKETS
Yesterday's market quotations furnish
ed by )W. A. Portcrfluld A Co. Commission
Brokers.
NkwYohk, April 19.
STOCKS.
' Open, nigh. Low. Close
Sugar
110 117 110 11
Peoples Out
01 00 00 00?
c.n. q. ..
01 021 01 01
COTTON.
Open, nigh,
, Low, Close
May.
0.07 0.11
0.03 6 00
CHICAGO MARKETS,
WaaaT Open. High. Low. Close
July Wl 87 85 80
Cork
July 81 i 82 81 82J
Cotton Bales 118,000 bales.
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ordered klOnt!. Srmn-
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John W. Uull't Plllt promptly mln the
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Tbs Leader tor North Carolina,
Troop. Larce Baal Estate Males
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Raleigh, N. C, April 18,'98. f
War talk in its every phase is about
all that can bo gathered now. Today
comes the announcent that if the Nortli
Carolina troops arc called out, Major
Hayes, the detailed (J. S. Army officer,
iu is acting adjutant general here, will
he placed in eomnland. It can scarcely
fail to bring forth opposition, for we
have a numberof men, North Cnrolln
ians, who ate fully cohpetent to take
iiarge of our North Carolina troops,
should they need a' commander without
bringing an outsider to the front in Hint
way. Major Hayes is an officer in the
6th Cavalry and would naturally feel
more at home with his own people.
Property to the amount of about $43,-
000 has changed hands within the last
few weeks right in the business part of
the city, and handsome buildings will be
erected. Never in the history of Raleigh
has there been such steady and general
mprovenicnt going on. One would
scarcely believe the removal of the fence
from around the Capitol grounds would
make such a great improvement in the
looks of that part of the city.
"A cob web party" is a new kind of
musemiit that is to be given here this
week by one of the young girls clubs. It
is not explained in the invitations that
have been issued.
The game of ball between Harvard and
the N, C. University teams on Saturday
at C.inpul Hill resulted in a tie, 10 to 10.
Tomorrow at the Church of the Good
S'icpherd Mr. L. A. Mahler and Miss
Mamie Simmons will be married. Miss
Simmons is the daughter of ex-Revenue
Collector Simmons and Mr. Mahler is
one of the firm of II, Mahler Sons, the
largest jewelers in the State.
lhe Kailroau Commission muddle Is at
stand still. Governor Russell has been
back from Wilmington for 43 hours and
yet he has not made a single move.
The Secretary of State on Saturday
'anted incorporation papers to the
Apex Canning Factory of Wake county.
KanlarlH Leaving.
Washington, April 18. The Spanish
Minister, ncnor Polo, yesterdaj closed a
charter for an American steamer of the
Plant line, which will carry practically
the entire Spanish colony of Tampa, Flu.
to Havana today. In making the char
ter, the Minister gave assurances that in
case of hostilities the steamer could be
cleared from Havana, giving ample pro
tection, and allowed to return to an
American port. The Spanish party will
number 408, most of them being young
men who have offered their services in
the Spanish Army in case of war.
This is the point at which seven reg
iments of Infantry have been ordeied to
o mobilize withiu tho next few days,
although there is no intimation that the
departure of the Spanish colony is due tu
lhe concentration ot the United States
iroaps at Tampa.
What Ueneral Lee Tbluk.
Richmond, Va , April 17. Consul
Oeneral Fitzbugh Loe wai questioned
this afternoon in regard to the report
that Theodore Roosevelt Intended to n -sigu
his present office to accejt a post
tion on the staff of the CjnsuNOenernl
ihould the latter be appo'nted major-
neral of volunteers. 1 he Cons il when
asked if he would appoint Mr Roose
velt in chsc he were made m ijor-general,
replied: "Quien Sabe," which tne ins in
Spanish, "Who knows?"
Then General Lee was asked if lie ex
pected to be made major general. To
this lie replied that he had not yet re
ceived official information on the subject
and could out say.
"Will you accept such a position if it
it offered you," was the next question.
I think I woulJ," was the answer.
The Oonerul, hi speaking of the out
look as to war, said: "Unless Spain
withdraws from the Island there'll be
trouble."
PrralaVat Killed la Mat lie.
Special to Journal.
WASlllNaTOH, D. C, April 18 Word
it received here from Caracas, that Prctl-
dent Crespo, of Venezuela, was killed,
Saturday, while engaged in battle against
llernandex of the rebel forces.
Special to Journal.
New York, April H. The stock mar
kel wo waiting one, today, with small
fluctuations and light buiineis.
Operators were watching Washington,
and awaiting developmants of Congress.
A Matter tir Prlaelale.
London, April 18 The Madrid corre
spondent of the Timet telegraphs as fol
Iowa: If President McKlnler. hv tuulnr
Ids hut mctuuo. has set his ri-al udod
his country's claim to intervene In Cuba,
to do the Bpanith ministers respond by
finally setting their seal upon this coun
try's flat rejection of tint claim.
The nature of the intervention appears
to be immaterial. It it the principle
wlilcu the Hpanltu government now
pledges Itself to rotlti to the utmost
The war fever bit been raging mtny
hours. One newspaper alone thinks
peace faiully possible, Bom people,
trutllng to lbs vague telegrams from
Havana, Indulge a bops that lb Insur
gent h-adera, fearing American annexa
tion, will voluntarily com to terms with
His autonomous govrrnmeul and that
this may make President McKlnley
pause, but no definite Information has
yet keen received la that srnte.
DO HOT AGREE.
anil Eous3 Still Apart
aLaieHouT.
Resolution (iocs Hack and Forth
Seuate Yields the Recognition
Clnusc. Two II mines May
Coi.C'.ir Before Finally
Adjourning.
Special to Journal.
Washington, April 18, (11:30 p. m.)
The two Howes of Congress are in night
session and have not yet come to an
agreement.
The Cuban resolution passed by the
Senate is composed of the House head
ing, the Senate preamble, Senate resolu.
tion, the Turpie amendment, and a fourth
section composed by Mr. Teller disclaim
ing any intention of the United States to
control or exercise sovereignly over t le
Island.
The first Bection reads as follows:
"That the people of the island of Cuba
are, and of right ought to be free und
independent, and that the government of
the United States hereby recognizes the
republic of Gubu as the true and lawful
government of that island."
The House refused to concur in this
section by a vote of 179 to 155, and
struck out the part recognizing the Re
public of Cuba, and also the two words
"arc and." The resolution going buck
to the Senate, Chairman Davis of the
Foreign Relations Committee moved to
concur in the House umendment. This
motion was defeated by a vote of id to 32.
The resolution then went to the confer
ence committee of the two Houses
Contrary to the general understanding
the conference committee of the House
and Senate failed to agree upon the reso
lution us amended in the House.
The Senate yielded recognition of the
Republic ol Cuba, but refused to eoncur
in leaving out the words "are and," and
at B.10 o'clock without n division voted
to further insist on its disagreement to
the House amendment.
The Senate then by a voto of 39 to 40,
refused to appoint another conference
committee and then took a recess of one
hour to await the further action of the
House. The action of the Senate leaves
the matter as it was afler the House
amendment to the resolution.
This sent the conference report back to
the House for further action by that
body.
The House then look up the resolution
and at 10 o'clock a vote was taken upon
the Senate amendment The result was
that the House hy a voto of 134 to 170,
refused to recede from its position and
concur in the action of the Senate. The
House at 10.15 took a recess to wait on
the further action of the Senate.
Secretary Gage today notified the em
ployes of the Treasury Department that
those who wish, will be granted a year's
leave to join tho army. The bill to au
thorize the President to call for volun
teers to ine maximum number of one
hundred thousand men. was drafted by
Chairman Hull and submitted to the
President who approved of the measure.
Captain Slgshee has been assigned to a
ne-v post by tho Nay Deparlmtnt hy
being ordered to take command of the
St Paul, the Americ in liner p'lrclia.eil
by the Government to be converted lato
a .fast cruiser.
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