The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-13
SPANISH CABINET CRISIS.
The Opposition TO the Cuban Policy of
Gen. Campos Defeated.


Gen. Campos Defeated.
New York. Nov. IA dispatch to the
World from Havana says: Dispatches
from Spain today announce that the dis
cordaut elements IN the Spanish cabinet
have been rcconcied. and that Romero y
Roheldo minister OF justice. who has bit
terly opposed the policy OF Martinez Cam
pos. VIII henceforth support him. It is
stated that Senior Canovas assumed the
position that II the opposition were con-
tlnued further Il would result in a new
ministry being formed, under tho Liberal
leadership OF Senior Sagasta.
Key West. Fla. Nov. l2--The Spaniards
have arrested Ernest Brooks. a British
subject and manager OF the Soledad sugar
plantation: Messrs. Lace. and Hughet,
French citizens. and several Americans
engaged IN business III Guantanamo The
British. French and American vice consuls
demanded the release OK the prisoners. but
the Spaniayds refused The Spanish au-
thor.Ucs assert that the men arrested have
paid tribute % the insurgent chief Maceo.
and have also smuggled arms.
The Span!ards, az the Instance cf Gen
Campos. have also arrested abou; MY
boys. members or the most prominent Gu
ban families in Guautau2mo. 20 be held rs
hostages Tor the loyalty Of their parents.
Il is reported in Havana that Campos VII
order unds, arrest The young sons Of lead
ing Cs.a.s tn all provinces. thinking thus
80 prevent the spread q the revolution
Recently Martinez Campos offered elem
gacy 90 al insurgents who would surre1-
der Believing Campcs was Sincere. fifty
insurgents gave themselves up In Santa
Clara some DAYS ago. These men were
brought 10 Havana in chains. and win lie
transported 90 a Spanish prison. Campos
trcachery has aroused intense Indignation.
In the Santu Sp,ritus province on sunday
insurgents ra3dec the towns OF NanacsA
Jooosl and Bella Mai Small attachments
o. Spanish soldiers in the towns were rout-
Cd The insurgents then burned thu town
halls and carried on several prominent resi-
dents including the town officials
Havana. Nov. IA son Of Gen. Caupos
.s said &c have been among the prisoners
given Jp by iusurEeat Gen. Rego az ca
manayagsa IN Saat8 Clara province. The
span sh FIRST sent a volunteer major go par
les with Gen EcEo, bat the general would
Only reEctata with tAe commanding OF
ncsr OF the rer-IAa army "a that tgrlsd.c-
ten Gen ReEo eventually delivered SIX
teen wounded prisoners so 3 committee q
s.x spanish officers J; "a believed that
some % the nv scnsrs were % verv high
rank. c~ otherwise the Spanish would uot
have agreed 30 ghe terms proposed ty the
rehel general The SPANISH VII uot DIS
close wha, those terms were. TIE news
caase1 fgSYaretous sensation "a thts c..v.
The Spanish are amazed. Taev csuna, U0-
Gerstan4 acw Gen CRn1rcs' eff GERS deiFoc6
20 close transact en N-.h a rebel general.
Tnev c.a.n tass .he - are worse than
handlts. ana th1t us spanish cf'lcez should
enter iNto negotiations With t@cm-
Serious GTt-tc-es En- the Spanish minis
t-y are reported ln Dispatches received from
/ Madrid Senior CareFAs. tNe prime minis
ter. hsa seen in p-o-r8cte3 CONSULTATION w.th
the queen regent Mara t'aris,i1na- What
vas said ls kept secret. est 8 d.spatca 20
IA Discuss on states thlt che general orse-
iaa Is taat cha cc-fc-e0ce vas over CUBAN
anal~s t1e ministerial differences being
caused by Gen Camps expressly On IRE
saefa-t C. reforms here. IN ms-.s.c-. al
circles here % - ssi3 Cen- Camps - lock
lrr To- r-rtext - leave Cuba. Tast as
sartlou IS e9.rge. It "a also reported tsat
another s.yta ~ crr3Gctsug Gre wtr NAV
/ be a1-rtes This last repcrt e censsr5et
e. nesa ga. tee Insurgents wil - seR1t
VITA severely according 20 TIRE wishes e.
the ccEserva ewes generally.