New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26
NEWS NOTESAT THE CAPITAL
NOTHING YET HEARD FROM SPAIN ABOUT
THE ALLIANCE AFFAIR
THE NEW HAWAIIAN CoMMANDER-IN-CHIEF
STARTS FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRlTCH-
ARDS vIEws-sECRETARY CARLISLE
TO TAKE PART ~ THE KEN
lucky CAMPAIGN.

TO TAKE PART IN THE KEN
TUCKY CAMPAIGN.
Washington. April 95-The most persistent in
uuiry at the Department of State today ialIs 10
verify the reported receipt OF advces from ain-
ster Taylor at Madrid TO the effect that the span
ism Government had made n suitable response to
Secretary Grcshams dispatch in regard TO the
Alliance affair. The Secretary's response to re-
heated questioning that he had no news TO
give ont on the subject. It is evident. however.
that the present status OF the case II not entirely
ga satisfactory is not causing unoasiness ar the "'-
partmcnt some Impotence over the apparent
delay on tho part OF Spain In responding "oud
have been manifested before this time. 1t is pos
sih,e that when tho new Spanish Minister. Senior
DUMMY de Lone arrives In Washington some de-
vclopmonts may he made public, but the TeuGGehyye
of ali departmental officials on the matter leads
TO the belief that the incident mas not ye' o'oh
closed.
London. April THE Central News correspondent
in Madrid says that Admiral Heranger, Minister OF
Marine denies that he has ordered the commander
of the cruiser Condo De Nenedito. which fired upon
the Aanca. to be court-martaled.
Colonel T. IT, Mclean. who has just been ap-
ponted by President Dole commander-in-chiel OF
the Hawaiian forces, left Washington to-day lor
Hawaii to enter on the discharge OF his duties Inc
action Of President Dole in appointing MN 10 80
important a command is more far-reachinS than
was at FIRST supposed. The Ha waiian Army at
serve OF 800 militia These troops have been com
pared 10 the SWISS on account of their excellence
in craftsmanship. With this force. COMMANDED as
ably as Il VIII he when Colonel Mclean taxes
charge there VIII hc no fear Of any revolution H., IN
that island hereafter. Colonc. Mclean was grauu-
aiei from thr Naval ACADEMY IT Annapolis IN
is72 lea wing that institution as ono OF lhS nNf
service untn his resignation in 1874 STAMPED nun
officer OF exceptional cXecut'o "pny Id ', n :
one whose military tastes were 50 ptQipu'rru a.
to make il certain that MS propcr spnere Was NJ
the military branch. Naval officers SGnSrany oou,,
ard fea certain that Colonel McLeans future VIII
eacc: credit met PHy on S Nava A ed my
Senator pritchard. Of North Carolina, Is in the
city for a day or two. and VIII leave Washington
,o.,rorrow for Boston where he will deliver n
sncech AT the Grant dinner on Saturday night DIS
Guessing the situation IN his state he SAID ne PC
uevcd that tho next National convention Wouid nave
a solid Republican celegauon from NQrln ~ o't'
=, favor Of Nirulov for President. although ne al
United that Rood had many friends ihete. ire Ug
U9vrs tho Mckinney continent IL strongest bceause
The South need. building up, and that can 3rty or
done hgoafh sc }y that at &or,S Sarona vii
send n delegation 10 the convention READY II vote
FOR free coinage.
The President today received the committee 81
IN. National Schutzecburd which came from i"ng
Island Ncw-Yo-k to invite him to attend their c"'e-
hr,ti5n IN July In replying 20 the invitation ne
s,iI lat AZ present he was unable 10 say Wn'tner
or not hc could attend. but H. promised 20 coa-l! o
y reqtse: 10 allow his name to b. placed on tho
Honorary Committee
Mrs l. : Grant. accompanied by her daughter.
Mrs slrt1r.s and h-r granddaughter. Mss Rosa
e,-,o-,s ler, here today for Chicago. They VII
D. tie guests ~ 'hc chicago Press club and go -
l.. ur~s.ut At tha birthday celebration IN memory
Of General Grant IN the Auditorium.
Various announcements have been made In Ken
lucky and elsewhere that Secretary Carlisle VIII
take par, in the kentucky campaign Il s said
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