Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-03

know from what port the Lane bad sail ed and wh ther she was bound. Captain Quick gave the required information, and no further search WAS made and the vessel was permitted to continue her course without further mOlestRtion.
 Captain Quick says he could not get the name of the gunboat. He adds that after the first shot was fired at the Lane he caused the stars and stripes to be hoisted. but the only responss the Span iard made was a second shot. The gun
 boat did not hoist her colors until after the first shot WAS fred Captain Quick arrived here tonight and wired hIe agents in Philadelphia. He will await advice from them before determining
 whether to consider the action of the SpaEiaris an outrage.
 Friday night between F and l o'clock
 there was heard at GuantanEmo the sound of firing at a considerable dis tauce by infantry and artillery in tLe direction of Mount Forteres. It is sup
 posed that the columns which were dis
 patched for the scene of operation have
 met the insurgents.
 Ia Havana preparations are being
 m ade for 0 greet demonstration upon
 the arrival Of Captain General de Cam
 pos, which IS expected soon. The UD-
 ited States steamer Atlanta has arrived
 here and was sa!uted by the batteries on shore.
 WAsHrSToN, July 5-The govern
 ment officials here have received n9 in
 formation regarding the firing on the schooner Carrie Lane by Spanish war
 vessel off Cape Antonio. Ins general opinion of naval ofiics rs who read the re- port of the affair by Captain QGick is
 that toe SpaGiari did not exceed ms su-
 thority ID overhauling the schooner, as shs was in the territory of Cuba. Tie Spanish government is menaced by the larGiEg of filibusteli ing parties on tha Cuban coast, and m exertIDg Itself to prevent such landing has right 10 overhaul and learn the character of any vessel within the three league limit that might b. suspected of having or beard persons entertaining designs against the goverCment, or cargo intended for the insurgents Captain Quick's story shows re raii DO attention 10 the man Oi var for an hour CT more. Fms, 1t Is said, pcooa y caused the captain of the latter 10 believe ths schooner WAS engaged iu tiiibusterirg methods, and prompted bim to take decisive action in prevent ing her escape.
 One naval officer with whom a report CT talked tonight was emphatic III his declaration that the captain of the man of war was perfectly justified in what he had done. Assuming, of course, that the schooner was within tte territorial lim'ts of Cuba. 1t was the business of the Spanish government to Intercept any vessel that might be used by the in- surgen;s. 1 he right Of q cruiser of enc natlcn to know the national character of any strange ship she may meet is slso sustained by writers of internatIonal law. It Is held that the party making the inquiry makes himself fully known before he can demsnd such consldera ton from either vessel. If thIs Is re- fused 1t is held the inquiry vessel may fire blank shot, and in case of further delay shoted gun may be fired across the bows of the delinquent by way of pos tive summons. Any me eGsure beyond the summcniug shot winch the con- mander of sn armed vessel may take for the purpose of ascerta!nirg the nation alty of another vessel must be at his owu peril.
 If any report of the affair be made to the state department some steps will likely be taken by the government should the circumstances seem to war rant it. IF the statement of Captain Quick, that solid shot wGs fired first at bis vessel is sustained, it may make his case 8 more serious enc.
 STOCKTON, Cal, July 26.- Susle Laddy, who arrived here from Texas a short time gco, and who disappeared Tues lay evening, is known t1 have Ron0 10 San Fraacisco with woman giving the name O. Dougherty. It is feared the zirl's mind is unhinged. She is but 15 yea,s of age.
 CiTy OF MExICo, July 27-James J. Long has been refused the ofiice of J oited States consular ngent in Chlhua- lua, because he is person nCn Gta to | Mexican officials.
 GRAvEsEND, Eng, July 27-Five cf ! ,he crew of the British steamer Cleve- and were picked up off Tolkestone this morning. Seveu are still missing. The Cleveland was lost ia a collision with | be Duffield.
 NEW YORK, July 27-James G. Cor ,ett's ftforney has noticed referee Jacobs that his client will make no Iefencs to the suit of Mrs Ollie CJrtet or a divorce.