San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
EVIDENCE AGAINST FUENTEs.

ellen, who were arrested on suspi-
cion Of completely with the insur-
gents, and, at Consul Hyatt's in
stance, were released on parole,
were set free unconditionally today
and are now at liberty to leave the
island.
Fuentes, the Cuban reporter
for a New York newspaper, who
was arrested in Guantanamo, Is in
a serious predicament. The Span
ish officials are convinced that he
has aided the insurgents in various
ways, and especially by informing
them Of the movements of govern
ment troops. They decline, how
ever, to say what proofs they have
OF his guilt.
ITALIAN PARLIAMENTARY ELEC-
TON.
ROME, May 6.-The date Of the
general parliamentary election has
been fixed for May 30.
EMPEROR JOSEPH GOING TO LAI-
BACH.
VIENNA, May 6.-Emperor Fran
els Joseph will 60 to Laibach on
May Z, tomorrow, to see what
steps have been taken to relieve
the families left homeless by the
recent earthquakes.
NEW POLICE COMMISSION.
NEW YORK, May 6.-Mayor
Strong announces the appointment
OF his new police commissioners.
They will be Theo. Roosevelt, Col.
Fred. D. Grant or Gen. Anton G.
McCOok, and Andrew ID. Parker.
RUMoR CONFIRMED.
LONDON, May 6.-The Central
News Agency has received from its
Vienna correspondent advices con-
firming the report that Prime Min
lister Count Kalnoky has rendered
his resignation. These advices de-
clare, however, that it is doubtful
If Emperor Francis Joseph will
permit Count Kalnoky to retire.
CHANGES IN BRITISH CABINET.
LONDON, May 6.-The Pail Mall
Gazette says that it understands
Lord Kimberly will temporarily
relinquish the secretaryship Of
state for that Of foreign affairs, and
that during his absence Lord Rose
berry will manage the affairs of the
foreign office.
SAYS JAPAN MUST COMPLY.
BERLIN, May 6.-The Cologne
Gazette says it is able to contra
dict the statement that the pro.
testing powers Germany, France
and Russia-are not united upon
the question Of Japan's acquisition
Of Chinese mainland territory.
"The professors" the Gazette says,
"must have recourse to energetic
action, and are resolved to obtain
their demands. We advise Japan
to comply with them without de.
lay"
UNCLE SAM ROASTED.
LONDON, May 6.-The Globe, in
an editorial article on the Nicara-
guam dispute, says:
nicaragua must pay and apollo
gize. The American republic shows
a disposition to interfere in dis
putes between the smaller Ameri-
can states and Europe, which is OBJ
jectionable and unasked for. The
tone of the American press has re-
Elected clearly, as usual, the tone
Of the country, though their blus-
ter has been louder upon this occa.
sion. because it was felt that there
was little chance Of it's being lis
tened to-"
RUSSIA READY TO FIGHT.
LONDON, May 6.-The Times
correspondent in st. Petersburg
says the Russian minister in Toxic
was assured when he pressed the
government for reply to the joint
note, that an answer would be
given in a few days when the
minister Of foreign affairs, who Is
absent, should return. The Times
correspondent in Odessa reports
that Russia has made every prepa-
ration for war and is quite ready to
mobilize for hostilities against ia
pan in case the latter country does
not comply with her demands.
TO REFORM ARMENIA.
LONDON, May 3. - The Daily
News has this dispatch from Con-
stantinople:
"The Turkish ambassador in st.
Petersburg has reported that in a
recent interview Prince Lobanoff,
the minister Of foreign affairs, said
Russia, Great Britain and France
would soon present to the Porte a
Joint note embodying a plan Of re.
forms to be tried in the Armenian
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