The Portland daily press., 1895-07-24
DISSATISFACTION WITH cAMPos.
The War Has Costsspain II 200 Soldiers S,
Far.


Madrid, July 3.-The newspapers here
Io,5ndemn the lenient policy of Gen. Cam
pos and his leaning toward Cuban au-
tonomy.
The public shares largely the views of
the press, and ask that the government
adopt stern and decisive measures for the
suppression of the hinsurrection.
There is a popular demand, backed by
the military journals that the govern
uent send Gems lWeier and Polayieia to
cooper ate with Gen. Campos
Both OF these generals were noted for
their severity in past Cuban rebellions.
Ii Gen. Campos makes no opposition
they may be sent to Cuba.
Col Jimenes Sandoval, who surprised
and killed Jose Marti, is said to have
been seriously wounded and to have been
taken prisoner Gen. Julio Sanguily, it
Is intimated, will soon be set free by
the government, for, as it cannot be
proved that he was implicated in the rev.
olut1onary movement, the United States
government has demanded his release.
The number of soldiers that Spain has
so far lost, killed, wounded or dead from
disease, exceeds 11,000 already The
dreaded malady which causes sores in the
feet Is playing havoc with the Spanish
soldiers.
A dispatch from Remedies reports that
Col. Yzqulerdo, with his command, has
had another battle with the band of the
rebel leader Zayas, which was again dis
persed. Col. Yzuierdo's troops closely
pursued the main body of the insurgents
for some distance. Yzquierdo has also
routed the lnsurgent band under the re-
bel chief Suarez, and is marching to Ca
majuani.
1t is reported at Santiago de Cuba that
zen Lechambre is at Veguita with a, 800
troops.
Gen. Campos is at Bayamo and is in
good health. The reports of his having
been wounded are untrue
Americans Not In 1t.
St. Petersburg, July 25.-The Russo
creek treaty Of commerce which will
shortly be signed, will give Russian De-
tr0leum monopoly of the Greek market.
Up TO the present this market has been
IN the hands of American dealers. This
treaty Will be concluded for ten years. !. !.
Russia and Bulgaria.
Paris July 23-The Herald's Europe
an edition publishes the following from
Its CORES pondent:
:, st. Petersburg, July 22.-In spite of
Ghe reception of the Bulgarian delegation
by various official personages, no change
IN the attitude of the government toward
bulgaria is indicated, nor will there be
any SO long as Prince Ferdinand reigns.
Foreign Agents Protest.
/, Vienna, Juy 23.-The Frcmdenblatt
learns that the foreign agents at Sofia
Will present an energetic protest to the
bulgarian government because of the
failure of the Bulgarian officials to pro-
gec1 5ne agents and their wives against
I Drutallty and insult on the occasion of
the funeral of Stambuloff
buigaria's Foreign Minister VIII Resign
His Position.
London July 23-The Times tomorrow
WIN publish q Vienna dispatch saying
taaG Dr Stoiloff the Bulgarian Minister
=! norelgn Affairs wrote to Prince Fer
uinand una. yesterday intimating his inten-
elon TO resign from the ministry.
Result of English Elections
London, July 23-Tonight the stand
1Hng Hg OF the various parties in the House of
commons is; Conservatives 3O9, Union
1sos 90, Liberals 129 McCarthyites IS and
Parnellltes 8. -'-
Hooted at ihe King,
brussels, July 28-The Radical and
socialist demonstrations were made here
oouay against the governments sectarian
eu9csa6lon bill. The nam es of the king
anu Ms. ls.ministers were hooted and the
orowo became so disorderly that the po-.