New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25
SPANS NEW MINISTRY.
OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION OF IT'S APPOINT
MENT RECEIVED.
r,,, erArr.s OF MINISTER MURUAGA NAY
RE AFrECTED-TEoUBLE FEARED OVEN
THE MIDGET IL CASE NEW
ELECTION Is ORDERED.

THE BUDGET Is CASE \ NEw
ELECTION Is ORDERED.
,.A,,c,o, March 2l-Senor Don T.. De Muruaga
.ho Minister of Spain to the United states ''''S
,,orning received an ofica, notification from ''e
r,uko -, Tetuan Minister Of Foreign Affairs 81 'he
formation OF the new Spanish Cabinet as announcer
in United Press dispatches yesterday
The new Ministry comes into power with the eN
rer,once Of previous terms in Office, as 1t IS the
,. Ministry with one exception. that served
,,,de- Carovas before. and which went OUT Oh
nower twen,y-eght months ago. The one new mem
her Is Senior Caste..anos Minister for the CoohI's
c,novas first resigned in 1919 on account "i Inv
,.oroIIne Islands incident II was popu'ary DeueVed
q, that time that Prince bismarck the German
Ch,rceuor intended taking possession OF the caro-
ito Islands a Spanish possession In the racine
n.oor IN connection with which the United states
subsequently had some missionary trouble ""c"
sain satisfactorily adjusted after conside'do.e-
lay. ,,,. ~, tho
-, ,bou, German aggressions. spanish mon
,,,ckei the German Legation in Madrid ana tore
1,,,n us esrutcheon and offered other innigh'u's
This incident nearly plunged SPAN 'h'' va
Germany Canovas and MS cabinet reSIEhed' an
tnc affair WIS subsequently patched up ms
-.siyn,tlon occurred twcn,y-eght months ago WIN
~. , o,esfI,n II National policy, he FOUND Ms """
,,r,y IN the Cor,a, divided and resigned ii 'o'S'
,,.nce being succeeded hy Sagasta, whom ne 40"
dspaccs o,,s,da
n alv.cc4 received here from sources OUTSIDE
,he Spanish Legation are 10 be reh'' uPo"' w
hang. Of Mnlsir, at this time is serious matter
- 81, rho animal budget carrying the appro-
,.,t,,. r,~ che expenditurcs 81 the Government
has been continued In force for three 80 w.,
oNp.r,. on the last day OF Jun" h'N''
~, A. tho time he Stgastl Ministry reS'shei
m. I'm prccess ~ examination In the spanish ''kH
la,lye body. and hal been partially No''' "pO''
= ..,i.r hal he.n taken looking 20 ~" ''h-'lu-
ana. ~ las, ,etr's budget through another year.
determination being expressed mat No." "'s
eb,,.d Dee voted The probabilities seem - ~ 'n''
,.,,,,.s will ask FOR a royal decree dls'olFns IN"
,,bsuhors and ordering new election Sho"'' ''
D., .,,,e tho rev Chambers could not be conN'hei
,rt.r the Spanish Constitution uhtii the f'' W
Juv next ana the appropriations W." ~" ~
ON the IL, Of that nth During the intern" w.
ensuing and lntu the rev CHAMBER can P'sS Wv
huJect there would he no authority 70 collect taxes
cont ,broi,,h the arbitrary and dangerous power
90, ~. Council II state. which. since tho daFs OF
charles / OF England. has frequently u'eh Il" III
ccnilyc to revolution
A.to the course which Senior Muruaga the spanish
Minister VIII take. in view of this nome '"S's'
some DAYS delay will probably occur before any
thing definite ls decided upon. II b. authorl'a'NeN
k,oNn th,t he has not resigned since the iornla-
ton % the new cabinet. and 1t Is believed mat ne
viii wat until Tuesday Wednesday Of THIS week
and learn the wishes of Premier CahoN'S p''o''
committing himself. ShoOIl the M'HiS''S
that he continue a. his post he viii be compelled
TO DO so. A diplomat. Ike a soldier mas no "''''
native but TO obey orders. although II - per
m. sslble in the Spanish service for Minister 20
ask TO be relieved and placed on waiting orders
when he hnds himself not IN s!nph'hy VIZ" '"'
party ,,,-. 4, ,.,,h, Nth
u.birh SaAor Muruagn Thoroughly fainidhr from
his long at this point. would max" MS I'a'S
| nation a serious embarrassment TO the tanoNas
/ cabinet unless "A suitable successor couIi DC I'M
/ rrndiaIely found Under any circumstances II
| would be several weeks at the earliest before MS
| sucrcssor could reach here from Europe. when
Iii no doubt require Scfor Muruaga 10 remain here
for that period, al least 70
| I'm regard - statements made That Secretary
Gresham Ia . declined 70 have any further dealings
with Minister Muruaga, II f. pointed out that the
! Minister has not had from IN" hiS', ans cQnIhun p
! rafion with the state Department regarding the
unnn the subject has passed directly between Score
tary Gresham and the American Minister at Madrid.
| dav lat jhe Minister had note from secretary
| Gresham with respect 10 other matters within ~
jurisdiction. and TINS fact is clteI To sh)" nat rs
relations with the Administration continue friendly.
The change OF Ministry i'm spain Is likely % anrc
NOR mmedl1tcly ana lorcibiy Goyernor-G General
| resignation To- the CanOvas Cabinet. chiefly because
Of thr criticisms that have been passed upon
! his administration OF Sffars in Havana I'm debates
! who enters the new Cabinet a Minister OF
| Justice Goycrnor-General Caleja Ike Minister
Muruaga ia an advanced Liberal and free-trdlcr in
! politics. while the new Ninstry 0s has been
| stated L. rcactonary and protcctouist.
| Madrid. March 4-Thc Cabinet Is not yet In
| working trim. several OF thc new Ministers are
| abroad. All tho UNDERGRADUATES and projects
are Offering their designations. The "Nacional,"
! scmi-ofhcia says the cabinet has been well re
ceived by the public. The Ministers hope. II adds.
that the Deputies VIII act with patriotism In regu-
| lating the financial conditions Of the Kingdom and
thus leave the Government untmbarrassed in its
|