The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-11-21

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died-washington News.
Washington, Nov. a.-Although the
state department absolutely refuses 70
confirzn or deny a report that the
French government has refused 10 fur
niSh Il the record IN the Waller case.
some difficulties. II Is known, have been
encountered in procuring Sh.s docu-
menl- Just what the nature OF the
trouble Is cannot be learned but Il is
understood, as stated IN <he Associated
Press dispatches yesterday, that the
application for the record is not regard
ed by the French government as a
matter Of right IN the Unlted States
and il is assumed that II our aPplsca-
ton takes more the shape OF a request
than a demand, the necessary dooQ-
ments may be Forthcoming. Mean
while the Waller case Itself may be sud-
denly seu,led, 50 far as the liberation os
Waller is concerned, by the voluntary
action of the French government. as
word has come here from official
sources 10 the effect that II as contezn-
plated TO proclaim amnesty for all po-
lbttcal prisoners taken in Madagascar,
which would include Waller, unless
some special notAce pe taken OF his case
and clam
FILIBUSTERS.
Washington, Nov. 2o.-Offic!al infor-
NATION has been received here - excit-
ing events offending the capture OF a
filibuSteTing steamer Horsa and OF the
arrest in Cuba Of five OF the principal
members Of the expedition The men
under arrest We're idsntified here as WeA
knswn merIsoers Of the Cbuan colony at
New York who, 81 as said. left that city
secretly on the night of Saturday. No
vember 3. The party Was commanded
by General Francisco Carlo, with Col-
onel Jose ApuiIre second in command
Both OF these officers have been pronll-
neat in the diplomatic negotiations with
the United States concerning Cuba.
1t can be definitely stated that IN
dealing with fiiiIbusteEs against Span
ish authority in CUBA, the United States
will not take any action for the sole
purpose OF securing delay IN restoring
arms 20 masters OF vessels bSch, upon
arrival, have been acquitted OF the
charge brought against them Recent
ly a United States attorney instituted
proceedings for iYbel against a suspect
ed vessel, which was dismissed because
OF some technical izregulartty. Today
he was instructed by the government
TO reinSbate the proceedings and prose
cute it If. in his opinion. there was rea-
son 90 believe that a judgment for the
government should and could be recov-
cred and that no proceedings should be
instituted or returned 70 the docket
merely for the purpose OF OBTAINING
arms or men or vessels The duty and
object OF the government. this autority
declared, was she observance and en-
forcement " the laws with impartial
ity.
INSURGENT ORDERS.
The following is copy Gn tranSla-
tion) OF an order believed to be authen-
tic and issued from the headquarters
OF a portion OF the fnsurgent forces op-
Grating partly In Santa Clara and part
ly in Maseanzas:
-Liberating army OF Cuba, Fifth
corps of the army. First brigade-In ac-
cordance with orders OF the provisional
government and to the end that no one
may allege ignorance. L hereby make
known:
ITO the sugar manufacturers. cane
planters, coonos and proprieors OF this
zone under my command.
First, the buildings and cane fields
OF all plantations VIII DE considered and
respected provided no work is given 10
any aide bodied laiborer. nor the oper-
atoms OF grinding commenced.
Second, When there are no fortihca-
ttons nor forces located In the same for
their protection.
Third, a term of ten days. TO expire
on the 18th instant. IL hereby granted
for rhe suspension Of all works. II COM
menced, the destruction Of the fOrtlf!ca-
rions which may exist and the with
drawai OF troops. II any, from She came.
Fourth, those who contraveEle this or
der Will be severely punished and their
buildings and cane fields reduced 20
ashes,
Headquarters OF operations. Noveu-
Der 2. 1885.
(Signed) FRANCISCO J. PEREZ,
Chief OF the brigade"
PLANS FOR DEFENSE.
Secretary Herbert Is pressing vigor-
ously the preparations Of plans foT the
defense OF the United States against
possible attack BY any foreign naval
power. Much has been done by the
naval war college ia that line during
the session Just closed under the sscre-
tary's direction and the program for the (
next session. which begins June 1 next. /
at Newport. and runs <lll the ist Of Oc- /
fob%r just publ shed. shows that she
work is 70 be carried forward without
interruption. The problem will ~ ne
naval operations ia the Gulf % Mexico {
by an American naval feet and other
work sill be the construction OF a VAR
chaTc and defense plan OF Nantucket /
sounds and the general straseZic con-
si1eratl0n of Delaware and Chesapeake /
bayE.
twenty-five officers. each of whom |
Will D. above lbe grade 81 keGteaant. 1
Will constitute the next ciazs and % 4
tfese. i've vii be seheosAi % continue /
the work during The winter and pre- /
pare the plans for the ensuing yeaT.
SOVEREIGN RESIGNS.
Washington. Noy. z5.-The prooee-s- 4
ASSEMBLY, took a sensational furB znis 4
afternoon. growing ouf 0f spue y=ry 4
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