Morning Star, The (Newspaper) - April 19, 1898, Sandusky, Ohio THE WEATHER Tor Sato THE MORNING STAR VOL 44 SANDUSKY OHIO TUESDAY CIRCULATION YESTERDAY PRICK CENTS Senate and House Adopt the Committees at I O'clock tions at a Late Hour This This Morning Agree on Cuban Morning Resolutions WAR ONLY CAN RESULT After a Long and Bitter Struggle Congress Finally Passes the Resolutions Which Can Result in Nothing Less Than a Bloody Conflict WASHINGTON April a long I bitter struggle in congress over the joint tion for the recognition of the independence of Cuba reached its last stage this morning and was passed by both houses late this morning almost in the form in which it was reported from the committee on eign relations in the senate House Proceedings In Brief WASHINGTON April brief the proceedings in the hoase today are as The house convened at 10 o'clock in continuance of Saturday's session A study of the rules had developed the fact that a message could be received when the one or the other was not in session and in view of this fact an ad- was taken until noon When the honse met at noon port of the action of the senate on the Cuban resolutions was laid before it Beading of recognition and ence clauses was greeted with applause by the Democratic side moved concurrence with an amendment striking out recognition clause which carried 178 ayes 156 nays The resolutions were sent back to ate and at 3 o'clock house was in- formed that senate refused to concur in the amendment and ako refused a con- j ference 0 moved that house re- cede from its amendment This was lost 348 ayes 172 On motion of Dingley it was agreed to insist on amendments and ask for a com- of conference Messrs Adams R and D were house conferees When word was re- that senate agreed to conference house took recess till 8 o'clock After convening at 8 o'clock house waited till to learn action of senate in conference report When that was received Mr Adauis reported to MAYOR ZIMMERMAN'S MESSAGE FOUGHT WITH BROKEN BONES Was Badly Injured In His Fight Last 1 a in rounds with a broken loft hand and c An Able Document Presented to the City Council UvV CUBA MUST Last Evening i And he did nor say a word after I the fight w as in his or Hi BE FREE Ac the meeting of the city council last w mild recommend 10 your honorable evening Mayor Zimmerman submitted body that in my opinion an his second annual message In part it riou to this department lie is as proved of by our citizens generally To the honorable the president and j mou council of the city of Ohio lu compliance with the statute I herewith submit for your con- sideration this nry second annual sage with such recommendations as in my opinion need your careful tion at once FINANCE A full and complete statement of the finances of the city will in the report of flip fity Vll printed in book form After giving a comparative statement of bonded indebtedness of the city for the past ten years the message con- The bonded indebtedness at the ent time is composed the following broke his hand in the second round but j nut know how It as in the j sixth round that he broke his arm Il j been fractured twice before in the I same place The accident accounts for j In Urn has quite a ing outside of the paving that 2.300 that conferees were unable to agree renewed his motion to recede and concur with senate It was lost yeas 144 nays 177 House then voted to insist on its dis- agreement and Messrs Adams wold were reappointed con- Recess was then taken o'clock At 11 o'clock a further recess until was agreed to pending the arrival of a message from the senate ing its acceptance of the house's latest proposition for a conference Further recess until 12 o'clock and again until At 1 -.30 a ni senate agreement to conference report laid before the house Resolutions as amended were read Attempts made by several members for debate led to demand for vote in previous question The demand earned 176 nays 95 Baily demanded yea and nay vote The house confirmed its previous 171 nays order the previous question On the the report the volii was taken by yeas and nays but the only negative votes were cast by Messrs Boutelle of Maine Johnson of Indiana Loud of California Gardner of New Jersey and McCall of Republicans and Brewer of Alabama Democrat The speaker's ments of the votes 310 to 6 evoked plause both on the floor and in the leries At o'clock after a session of ly 16 hours the house adjourned done the i 1 Senate Proceedings in Brief X In brief the proceedings of the senate on the Cuban resolutions today were as follows Al 3 o'clock senate received announce incut of house amendment to tion resolution Senator Davis moved to concur in house amendment Motion Yeas 32 nays Motion by Mr Davis to appoint con- ference committee Yeas 34 nays 43 At message from house ing conference was received and agreed to without objection Motion for vice president to appoint conferees met with long and bitter debate but finally pre- and Senators Davis Foraker and Morgan appointed At 6 senate took recess till 8 o'clock When senate assembled Mr Davis re- ported that conferees were unable to agree After some debate motion by Mr j Cockerill D Mo that senate still in- sist on its action was agreed to Motion j by Mr Davis to ask a further I enee Yeas 39 nays 40 Senate then took recess for an hour After a call of the senate showed 77 members present Galleries crowded and excitement ran high At message from house received insisting on its amendment and asking further conference Motion by Mr Davis to accede to the request agreed to but motion by Mr Allen to have ees appointed by chair was yeas 28 mays 49 Presiding officer Mr Frye announced same three Morgan and Foraker At further recess taken till mid- night Vice president then took his place but while waiting recess mally continued until a m when senate conferees came into chamber Mr Davis submitted the report and moved adoption Report was read showing that the house receded from its amendment PS to the words are and and that the senate receded from its dis- agreement as to the Turpie amendment Motion was adopted by a vote of 42 to 35 When the vote was announced there was some slight demonstration of plause The relief from the long pressure was quite evident as the crowds began to dis- perse and at the Water bonds Street paving bonds Sewer House bonds Building bonds opening bonds nil Refunding bonds Wharves lauding bonds Total HOW outstanding Of the bonds above specified the water works market house and wharves aud landings amounting to were authorized by a vote of the electors of corporation I The increase in the bonded ness during the last foui is largely due to the issuing of street paving bonds The taxable valuation of real and sonal property of the city is about so that our bonded ness is nearly per cent of the assessed valuation During the coming year bonds to the amount of due and payable If the tax levy for 1898 can be reduced to 14.30 mills it will bring it within the limit of the which I trust you will carefully consider POLICE The police department under the agement of our trustworthy marshal and captain and the present force is tainly commendable The saving in this department has been over past year I have a few recommendations to still better serve the interests of this department I believe it would be wise to increase the force to 14 men being an addition of two which will make the iry to be patrolled by each much smaller I also recommend the of four or five coops with telephone connection for the out- lying wards so that the officers will have at all horn's of the night access to the same and will not be compelled to annoy people by the use of their private telephones and if anything of ance occurs it will in this manner be kept within the department FIRE DEPARTMENT This department compares favorably I am very much pleased to say with any city in the state There have been no serious fires for the past year the very prompt action of the in several instances averting this The expense for the maintenance of this department has not been as high as last year for supplies and other tures actually incurred HEALTH The health of onr population is of vital importance and I hope that you will as you have in the past hnd your assistance to the board of health There has been for some time a move on foot JOT the erection of a pest house and I t year There has bem square yards ot ing done the past year all of brick I will I did a year ago that brick pavement is to be looked up with caution as I t here are better materials for paving than brick I would rt commend in case Wayne street is use of some other material I also recommend that paving be deferred for a time to give the people a little breathing spell and also to some extent replenish the paving fund The streets that are already paved are as a rule in a filthy condition I will recommend the sweeping of these streets in the business portion every night and the outside streets three times each week I would recommend that the street committee of the council in connection with the street commissioner make a di- vision of this work and that some of onr unemployed labor be set to work with brooms sweeping the paved streets which in my judgment would cost but a few dollars more but would give more universal satisfaction The letting of contracts for the streets dated April 1st instead of May 1st as the people suffer more during the month of April than poor ing in this round Moore plucky to the last and his showing is remarkable under the He was seen at 1 o'clock this morning at Nash's saloon on Water street here Ins injuries wore being dressed by Dr Lehman He said Burns must have weighed at least pounds while I on- ly weighed I wish to say that in all my experience Burns is the dirtiest fighter I ever met He repeatedly ed ine and tried to gag me in the Joint Resolution Agreed Upon Does Not Recognize the Republic But Directs to Intervene With Nation's Military Force clinches any other month the year WATER WORKS In the Eleventh Round He Fouled By Burns Was Crowd Witnessed the Hot Glove Con- test at Links Hall Last Night Given by the Gihnore Club This is a very important branch of our ou the ribs c Kid Moore was given the decision Burns in the eleventh rouud on a foul last night at Link's hall Burns had been repeatedly warned by Joe The round ed with Burns rushing Moore lauded twice on the left ear aud Burns re- April 19 eity government and recommendations ncd md got m two might be many I said a year ago the water from the hydrants is not fit for drinking or cooking purposes Sometimes not fit for washing There ought to bo a step taken for the improvement of this supply I therefore recommend the extension of the receiving pipe nearer to what is called the east channel This will take it further from the shore of the main laud and further from the sewerage of the city My plan is to do some cribbing and form a basin for the settling of the water before it reaches the receiving pipe as agreed upon roads as Joint resolution for the recognition of the independence of the people of Cuba demanding that the government of Spain relinquish its authority and government in the island of Cuba and to withdraw its land and naval forces from Cuba and Cuban waters and directing the president of the United States to use the laud and naval forces of the United States to carry these lutions into effect Whereas the abhorrent conditions which have existed for more than three veal's in the island of Cuba so near our own borders have shocked the moral sense of the people of the United States have been a disgrace to Christian civil culminating as they have hi the destruction of a United States i ship M ith of its officers and crew blows on the face and a minute later j while on a friendly visit in the harbor of resolved the people of the island of Cuba are and of right ought to be free and independent that it is the duty of the United States to demand and the of the United States does by demand that the government of Spain at once relinquish its authority in the island of lauded on the neck The meu span ed and then clinched in Moore s corner At the breakaway Burns deliberately struck Moore in the face with his right and the decision was given to the latter The crowd was fully satisfied with Havana aud cannot longer be has been set forth by the president of the United States ill message to ot April 11 upon which the action PUBLIC your immediate attention The thousands of strangers that come to our city during the summer months to look at the deplorable condition of lumbus avenue slip and all other public slips and landings in the city ought to satisfy every member of this council if for no reason than for the sanitary con- dition of these they certainly ought to be improved IX In conclusion I will say that I wish you all success in your deliberations as servants of the people the coming year Upon your and doings depends largely the financial standing of our city and Low taxation is the most ble thing for your administration which can only be brought through your level headed sound judgment aud ex- of moneys made only when absolutely necessary I hope that onr re- lations will be as friendly as in the past and honesty and harmony on all tions be our Respectfully submitted KM Mayor the decision Moore at once challenged of invited therefore be it Burns to another fight a pounds for I a side The fight was a lively one from the I beginning Burn the heavier and pushed the fighting but was rather i wild Moore on the other hand lauded more but appeared weaker Ho j was very cautious and ducked and fell to avoid punishment Moore had the Cuba aud withdraw its land and naval forces from Cuba and Cuban waters the president of the United States be and is hereby directed and empowered to use the entire land aud naval forces and to call into the tual service of the United States militia of the several states to such an extent as may bo necessary to carry these tions into effect the United States hereby disclaims any disposition or in- tention to sovereignty diction or control over said island ex- cept for the pacification thereof and serts its determination when that is to leave the government and control of of the island to its people Last Act Comes Today WASHINGTON April a joint best of the fourth round and followed it resolution as adopted by tonight Will to QUEEN'S APPEAL TO HER PEOPLE up in the fifth But in the sixth easily had the best of it and it was the white house early this morning only round He landed with right and left aud Moore seemed a little groggy 1 Both men were getting tired but Burns continued rushing Moore's repeated jabs on the nose kept him bleeding ly The eighth aud ninth rounds saw heavy exchanges Each lauded heavily on the jaw and Moore was disposed to rush Both rounds were m his favor All the Romantic Patriotism of Spanish Nation to be In the tenth rouud Bums continued and Moore lauded tw ice on his face He then got m a heavy one nn the jaw and they exchanged face blows rushed Burns to the ropes and both missed Moore's jaw and as the gong sounded the Kidd got in a light one on Burn's right ear Aroused Today at Meeting of the Cortes Burns landed on April of tlie and the morning drew up the preliminary draft of the speech from the throne which It appeals to the people to rally to the of the the throne aud the young The hall was well filled with sports among whom Moore seemed t be the favorite There i will be read at the opening of the cortes king in order to save the Country and nous from Toledo Norw alk and other towns As a preliminary Kid Black and Jack Ryan two lads went six on Wednesday The awaiting the action of President Fremont before finishing the speech Another cabinet meeting was he evening After considering the cable dispatches from Washington tonight the Dr Graefe is Elected President and Chas Secretary rounds The advantage was mostly with Ryan though Black showed clever cabinet approved the speech from tin ducking In the sixth rouud Kyan throne Allendorf and Harris was pointed to select the standing od his left on the face and a minute tees They will be reported at the next later landed in the place asks the tones to grant the government be necessary to defend the national honor and integrity Prune Minister Sagasta will submit the to the queen regent momma It may be modified to circumstances The opi mug of is A forecast of the speech from an un- itii the greatest interest The queen meeting Upon a motion of Mr Harris a com- j right on the jaw scoring K comprising Messrs With this advantage got in nation Blackford aud Talbot appointed to j a his right on Standing Committees Were Not Appointed Members Had a Good Smoke on Secretary Kubach The newly elected members of the board of education met and organized last evening 19 members being present Mr Traber being the absentee Mr Allendorf was appointed temporary chairman Dr Graefe was nominated for president Chas for tary and C for treasurer They were all unanimously elected A consisting of Messrs i blood He then pnt a it and then aud remarks that Spain has ays the books vouchers etc that I left Ou the neck The rouud was all they will be in shape to be transferred Ryan's and Referee Joe gave h which M nM hw the new board at the next meeting him the decision Gco Pickert It was moved aud that the the winner at the beginning to agreed to a who Will the the highest of the Uon will be accompanied by the king It the situation aud Infanta Isabel They will appeal to the romantic sentiment aud will ably evoke a burst of enthusiastic alty to the throne The outlook is regarded as being most gloomy by everybody except a few standing committees transact all urgent fight him at 111 pounds for a business before the meeting of the tion of fighting in Cuba at the instance mists board The schooner John which The meeting then adjourned after spraug a leak at the B- kft which Secretary Kubach presented with j a nice little speech a box of smokes to 1 Spanish Report On flaine Affair the members evening for Toledo where she go oa clry for 1 will return here to load coal April report of the Spanish board of inquiry into the de- struction of the Maine has been officially gazetted The document treats of The propeller Ira Owne is expected the subject at great length aud absolutely the theory of the destruction The steamer Annie Laurie arrived at i the Short Line yesterday from Chicago with bushels of the ship by the explosion of a submarine mine to load coal for Marine City She fueled j corn aud wheat for the at the Coal company's docks The board finds upon the evidence of the divers and others abundant that the explosion which destroyed the Maine was internal
