The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21
OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN.
An Interesting Interview With Minister
Dupuy De LONE.
The INDEMNITY 10 mr.. MORA RATIFIED
Matters In Cuba In uuiescsm stats-HS-
tive Operations Postponed untii AFTER
the Rainy sesson-Transfers OF
ConsuIs-That Cabinet Meeting.

Minister NJ. Dupuy de LONE. whose un-
expected arrival In Washington yes'''-
day gave rise TO numerous sensational
reports. had a short talk this morn's
with Secretary Olney before the iatteiS
return TO Massachusetts
NJ. de Lone Informed him that the
Oueer Regent of spain had on IA
18th instant ratified the action of the MN
istertal council on agreeing 10 ptS e'
Mora claim. lie explained cei'a.n ,',.'.,, naas
ters of detail connected with IN" p"s 49,
and informally discussed Win ne Hess,,o-
1rv the question of the continued Sht-
.nent OF arms 10 cuba. and the hont"s
NJ meetings IN this country 70 'NP''S'
sympathy with the repes. hin, ,h,s
NJ Dupuy de Lone expla'heh ,,ii, .niS
mDrning To a reporter that the cohul''vu
of the legation Is such thSt ne ,, n
has an opportunity or ttaNsiins s'.,,'s' a.e
the country 70 some extent a"1 ,s'' "a, scanisn
ing himself with the work OF IN. 7la,,,,.,.
cons,lis i'm the United states pdtN''"''
along the Atlantic coast. -. ..,,,ocsa
He lett Massachusetts for tnat puipoS,
on Thursday OF this week. out "t.tn,
eba+ sarretSrv Oinev proposed spending
Friday and Saturday IN TINS SSs.n,, S'Ss n also
elldsd TO come down 20 " ts7hi"c VI III ,.,
and talk with the secretary, Nno,n .,i,,..' -.
had not seen for fortnight OF NM. ,',,..
before finishing his original p'"s' ""''
RArokrs on CUBAN Affairs.
The Minister'S reports from cuba SNOW
| that matters there are IN a idi'SS'hs
state He has received no IN. " ma ,,tf. 60,
| tho published report OF Dehel1A S.'l'-.,,
| rilde's death Oh the I'm. aiu IS 'iSfo 'iSf,,,'
| IN doubt It's truthfulncss. NJ. puPuN
| saws that the state tment that 1'n.i"' ,.,,''
| Santacilde was next In comhaNt ~ -
| eral ,ampOs is Incorrect ltf Was " ~ ~
| dier-general and the Youngest OF "'s
| rank i'm the spanish army re
colonel only few mouths 49, "Nnanct
ceived his promotion l9r s'na,s ',.',.orsi other
| but ne was Outrauked ny scte,"t I'm,
| general officers now seiNhS "''
General Campos will not begin an a,
tive crusade against the ttpsiS vui,h vii
| rainy season shall have ended, Wih'h ~, w.,
| a. In September next. lie Will theh n'e'.s 49,
"A concerted movement, Mhlcn ~
will soon stamp out the reoeihoh. ,.,l
| Thirty thousand addit onu uv"ps =" tf
ba shl1ped To HAVANA in the autumn IL
| Camtos deems their service hf't0,'' .h,
| Contrary 10 general expectations, 'ue
yellow fever has preNali,u 49, ',u,,nar
limited extent in the island th's s"i' -
| sItnourh IL was feared last sprung tth. ttt
IN would create great hayic IN tn. W.. ps H.
| ranks The practical immunity on ~
soldiers from the epla1ii.'c a5,,ted by
| excellent sanitary gulauohs an'i'S" - ~
| cannes one of which Is a dose OF phs-
nine which Is served with the coitee 'aA"
morf ing to every member Oh the COM
Me latest official reports from cuba
show that while the lnsIfgrn are hla"'
ing accessions 10 their rank 2, she S.,'s, ''',',
sions are mainly from the lawl - -i.l',,'i,. s,i.
i'm the Island who are joining the t'v'h
more in "A spirit OF adventure hah nv'
cause of any sympathy they may ,.,, na',
with the principles Tor which Tue N'N'
are contending
THE SPANISH Co>suIs
For many years the Spanish Govern
ment had no other repreS'nittN'
Florida tnan consul of the second class
NJ pedro soils. who was stationei a
| Kew West I'm view OF the conuSuly q
Florida to the Island OF N.pal ~. ~ nS ,S
been decided 20 increase mateuails bh
| ssnauish consular service in that state.
nj. Dupuy de LONE has been adFise'
that VI. Soils has been promoted 70 con con
| sul OF the nrSt-ciass win h'aul.At ''t
| al Tampa lie viii be succeeded
Kev West by NJ. Rodrigues Esouredo, nov
the Spanish vice-cOnsul AZ faiis. -.
NJ Puig the, present consul sser,eS az .I''
castle England. VIII be trahSiette'
Key West "a vice-consul ,- ...,
NJ Garcia Cruz, the Spanish Nice-cvns.
AT Cardiff, Wales. VIII be sent 10 ga
sonville. as yice-consul there' anu M "
| Narittea1lf the Vice-cOnsul al LiNtfpov
viii hoe stationed I'm future al ram
viii the same rank Al these gehils'nS
will b. under the direct coAitoi OF "
soils whose long residence IN the 'ni'
states has made him familiar WIN Joe. lo,'
affairs He VIII have kllu "t 49, .,
commission, and while his n 'dl9caits'
Will De at Tampa, ne VIII Nl1sis ~
report directly 20 the Minister NJ as
iugtOn. D.. ,,t.,.,,a m,
r their transfer from Great 'rltaln 70 i,
fact that they are familiar WIKI tI
English language, and can Al m" pIrsc'
iunrit re- rerder a better service 10 ~
spanish Government ihtn III t'ty w
lacking I'm that Accomplishments
THE sfcRrr CABINET MflrlNG.
"a Yesterdays Cabinet sessions, which Sc Sc
Nassachusetts 10 attend, Is the most !
fcrest!ng topic Of discussion, but dehni
Information Is not fOrthsomhg
Mr. Glnov was at the state b'paftm'
eor aboni an hour this morning in cons'
!" tafion with Secretary Lamont, icaFink
l0.3, for the Pennsylvania rhlIoae -
~ ton where he took a train AZ IL o'clo
ne ~: senor pnpuy De Lone. the spani
y | Minister who also arrived I'm Nasnlnbb
OF Yesterday Unexpectedly, also hal 90
II | versatiOn Of about twenty minutes ~ ~,
sd | MFR Oln..v this morning. but ycstetui.
- @onference was not mentioned. Mr, ON
81 | did not cOniide 10 any OF the -iatc b'l"
ment officials excepting Actins s-o''ts's a =
va | Adee the object or ihr CABINET to.i
re | ence, at Which hf. -N"e' ""' ~
- ! a short time. - go
ffsS In the absence. however. of any po
- tive statement, 10 Il pretty S'h'iahy,
80 derstOod that the meeting Was Dasrl
70 The emharrassment of the United 1la
~ in The accusation OF the spanish auth,
'n lies that This Government ~ not ehinI-
'&ss W the neutrality laws Win enough f'ny.s -
ns Reports that nlibnsterins "Ni'''S..o ~.
an - beine organized for service in 't
% have reached both the state p,iA.,i"
)e, ana the Spanish Government hHIlns
'ut nast week and have caused con~ld'rd
20 i,n.astness TO spain for obvious t'aS'
De- and to this Government hrca'Ns ~
'ut heen unable To locate the aiegrl 'Np'
IL tons or 20 prevent tnel a'i"' '"'' -
the United States FOR Cnba. , =.
scs srh. Spanish have indicated lately =
at | SIN nould Ice perfectly wiling 20
be me 81 $1,000 demanded py this 'ylt
he n1ent as indemnity 70 Mora II the : n. ~
eli states would make thofosth ."o.
10 | nrsvent nubustertng expeditions ~
nat leading this country 20 assist iilc !, ~
ce. insurgents IN their present s1fuss''
a. ",.rrSis Covcrnment has strcnuousiy ms
in ed mat II is doing all that can Ds -
10 enforce the neutfnl'F, lans, %, - =
fhe proclamation OF me Ifesi"'"' "'
dence Of its good falthi o....,., co
<ouv however since the spanish 9.
al - state has decided 20 pay th' ~
pu- ciaim without delay, this soFv'"'' =.
feels that Il Is In a position ~ -. -,
~ heed 20 spanish ilhp23,,,s,an.iiy on
avs avmsxt OF the claim. ond N !,
'' ~, vesteydav's meeting was ttitt
'un- ,bs ,yrpose OF devising Ways ana , NJ,
.ht IN make more strenuous tIofiH - ~
his spain. ~, .t.t,, ga ar q
eriy o., cahies and report 60 the 1T
nan tsr, ~. views Of Nsssfs. 'afi.N
but mon Lamont. and Herbert, as lnoie'
and in the conler-n-. ------
80 20 WEATHER FORECAST.
WASHINGTON, ID. g.. July ~. + or
ner ginia: showers III ,he he,,,h,riv WINS