The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-20
FOREIGN TANGLbo.
Muruaga Is Not Obnoxious
to the Federal Adj
ministration.
SPANS LIBERAL MINISTRY
Mexico Backs Up Venezuela =
Japan Plainly Expects
Peace.
SPANS LIBERAL MINISTRY

WSHINGTON, March 90 1895.-It is
unoficially stated here-the information
coming from entirely reliable sources
that the Spanish Ministry win be liberal
in politics. The Ministry which resigned
few days ago represented liberal poll
tical principles, and it was at first be-
lteved that its successor would be con-
servative. The belief that the new Min
istry will be liberal is based upon the
fact that the Chambers are now in ses-
sion and that if dissolved a new election
could not be held before July. The
budget for the next fiscal year has not
yet been voted. and if the Chambers
were dissolved no appropriations could
be made for that period. There is ap-
parently no doubt that Gen. Martinez
Campos will be selected to form the Min
istry, in view of the fact that a strong
man is needed at the present time. and
in him the people have great confidence.
Late copies of Havana papers, which
reached here this morning, contain the
intelligence that five of the six provinces
in Cuba are in a peaceful condition. The
insurgents are located in the sixth pro-
vince, Santiago de Cuba. These papers
state that the insurgents do not exceed
700 in number, and that they are divided
into small bands, who are carrying on a
guerilla warfare without sufficient force
to conduct an aggressive campaign.
1t is authoritively stated that there
Senior Muruagua will be recalled by his
government upon the suggestion of Sec
rebary Gresham. Minister Muruagua. 1t
Is said. has been, guilty of no impu-
dence which would make him persona
non grata to the government Of the
United States. While he has spoken his
NoIxr + 10 no A
affair. his friends say. he has not v.o-
lated any of the official proprieties. That
Minister Muruagua may before many
ton. is not doubted in official circles.
Should he do so. however. it win be not
because of friction between himself and
the Secretary Of State. but for purely
p'- 7oit THTRsToN RETIcENT.
The, Hawaiian Minister, Mr. Thurston.
Secretary Gresham has asked his gov
ernment to recall him. He maintains
what is officially known as DIPLOMATIC
politely but firmly refuses, to deny or
AMIN yAPAS sIs SSlESis5s lExPBcrs PEACE G ~. :
ss speGp ssnssnee is hfTf P
Kematsu as commander -in-chief of all
japanese armies. 1t is regarded as an
China and Japan will be speedily agreed
upon, or that Jaoan. believes that the
peace Negotiations VIII 6s sPeffSdly fSa tbre aea
4 a nstiffcation that, hostilifies were to
as eela srnga gaeay hsm eoSs hight w not
be the case If the office of commander
in-chief should remain untitled; ln other
Commander-in-Chief of the. japanese
armies Is strong confirmation Of the
belief that has existed here for ten days,
that the end of the Chino-Japanese war
is near at hand.
The appointment of Mr.. Matsugata as
Minister Of Finance at Toxic is believed
cial reasons. Mr.. Matsutaga held for
twelve years the portfolio of finance
and was subsequently the Prime ea Minister
through some of her most important
financial history, inaugurated the. policy
which led to the withdrawal of their
deprecated currency, and the resumption
of specie payments. In view of the large
war indemnity which China may pay to
Japan, it is Necessary that the japanese
tionally able iinancier in order that these
funds shall be wisely and prudently man
aged. :, r,
Yamagata This is the officer who fought
the celebrated battle Of Ping Yang, and
who returned to Japan some weeks ago
on account of illness.
Mexico Backs Crespo.
BOSTON. March 20, 1S95.-A despatch
to the Herald from City of Mexico
says
Mexican newspapers approve the ac-
tion of President Crespo of Venezuela
in giving certain European Ministers
their pass -ports. and accuse European
bankers. after having done their best
to depreciate silver. of now instigatlng
German armed interference TO compel
Venezuela which is financially straight
ened. to pay them.
Public contentment here. as in Central
of European interference or aggression
in Latin America English attempts to
gain more territory in Central America
and the Eastern part Of Venezuela have
created the tnHpression that some COM
bination must be made to resist the
European endeavofs. to reconauer or
There is likely to be a diplomatic agree
ment framed arncT-es all the Lat1n-Aneri-s
can nations TO resist european 1nterven-
ter under what pretext. Many Latin>
American statesmen favor inviting the
United States to enter this continental
league.
corea,s HEfnisfer Goes Home.
PITTSBURG, Pa, March 90. 1S95.-The
Koren Minister. Ye Hun Gik, accom-
panied by an interpreter, two servants
and a member of the United States En-
gineering Corps passed through Pitts
burg this morning, en- route to San Fran
cisco The Minister would not permit an
interview, and the only information OBJ
tainable was that he had been recalled
by his government and expected 10 sail
from San Francisco early next week
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don't you try it yourself? 1t is highly recon-
mended.