Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-15

Havana being interrupted. Immediate
" on receipt of Consul General Halls
dispatch, the Secretary Of State instruct
ed Minister Sickles to enter with the
Spanish Government strong protest
against the proceedings at Santiago,
characterizins them an outrage on civili-
zation and humanity and an insult to
the American Government. General
Sickles replied that he had had an
| interview with the Minister of For
eign Affairs, and acted in accordance
with orders, and further that the Span
ish Government, duly impressed with the
responsibility, had promised to act In
such a manner as to show its disappro-
baton of the proceedings at Santiago
and at the same tins show its friend
ship for this Government.
The President being restrained by the
Constitution and laws from making war
on Spain by attacking her colonies, all
that can now be done is in the way OF
correspondence with the Madrid Gov
eminent. The official papers are to be
laid before Congress for such action as
may secure the dignity of the nation and
the vindication of its honor and full pro.
lection to its citizens. The Government,
however, in the meanwhile, is making
ready to meet all issues which may arise
even if they should require force, ant
and this fact is apparent in the present
naval movements.
The Kansas has been ordered immedi
| ately to Santiago de Cuba, and will b
, commanded by Commander A. V. Reed
: In addition to this vessel and the Maho
pac and Manhattan (ironclads), tn
O Powhattan and Osippi will also be OF
dered to active service in the North Al
It lantic squadron.
j. Cuban Meeting in Philadelphia.
l. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II. A larg
}, meeting of Cuban residents Of this cit
= was held this evening, the President c
n the Philadelphia Junta, M. A. Montejo
j. presiding. He, with others, made n
;. address, laying great stress on the Vii
a ginius outrage. General W. T. Sma
e and Captain Powers, well known mil
J, tary men of this city, after making at
y dresses, offered their services to th
e Cuban cause. saying they would raise,
s necessary, 900 men. Great enthus
le asm prevailed. A subscription list WI
u opened, and several hundred dollars SUI
ia scribed, and watches and chains pr
s. scented by those who thought their cas-
Il subscription were not heavy enoug
One Cuban present d his horse and ca
riage.
More About the Virginius--War wi
spain Inevitable.
of NV YORK, Nov. IA WashingtC
o, dispatch says news has just been receiv
n there that the rest Of the crew and passe
de gers of the Virginius have been she
IF. making Ill in all, and it is semi-offlci
ms ly reported that demands have be
lr. made by this Government on that
NO Spain Of such nature as will he imp
lat sible for Spain to accept, and must
suit in rupture between the two cot
tries, and that these demands have be
ia' telegraphed to Minister Sickles.
'h' WAsHINGToN, Nov. At can be 81
III ed on official authority that while
10 present naval preparations do not mt
E. war against Spain or Cuba, they are
.rt- nificant of a determination of this G
led eminent to protect American intert
.rt- at any hazard and prevent in future s,
massacres as those which followed
capture of the Virginius, as moth
'ne effective can be depended NJ
from Spain, Notwithstanding
friendly feeling toward the United Sta
tN 1t has been determined hereafter to n
all questions practically as they ar
RID. instead of depending on Spanish offic
for the transmission of communicate
from our Consuls either by letter OF
telegraph. Our naval officers will
instructed to inquire diligently
- closely into the condition Of affairs
case the island, and promptly report
ecu facts to the proper Department.
Government is now waiting to hear v
,rks the Spanish Government will do in
spouse to our earnest protest against
It q outrage perpetrated against the Wet
,pa. of the Virginius.
oen- New YORK, Nov. 14.-Walter STU
this who says he has every reason to bel
nted that his brother, Col. G. c. Stuar
g at among the slaughtered passengers Of
Virginius, offers to pay literally for
ling information concerning his fate.
the The United States steamer Ka
ed a sailed to-day for Santiago.
emf Foreign News.
anu News from Canada and Mexico
OTTAWA, Nov. Rathery, Br
Eisharv Commi ssjoner has left for