The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-10-26
FEARS CLEVELAND.
Spain Will Be Cautious About
Arousing Uncle Sam.
BREADS RECOGNITION OF CUBA.

Spanish Cabinet Reorganired and the Pre-
mier Given wider Powers In Dealing
with international Questions Parlis-
meBtary Opposition to the Governments
Policy Abridged - Officiais Court the
sympathy of the United states.
Havana. Oct. CO. Madrid advices are TO
the effect that the result Of the ministerial
caucus, which was hurriedly called last
Saturday. will be a reorganization Of the
cabinet. and the probable outcome will be
| mixed. The government will be made
more natural, and all the imperial groups
will be represented, giving the premier
greater authority and insuring ao admin
istration such as the actual situation de
| mahds. with sufficient strength to uphold
Spanish authority at home and abroad.
without fear of being checked by parlia.
nentary opposition at an inopportune mo
| ment.
President Cleveland's reported threat TO
recognize Cubas independence unless
pence is restored within three months Is
more especia ly felt by Senior Canovas and
other cooler headed Spanish officials who.
uhfittS stys III lHc
presidents justice and good faith. have
managed so far, In virtual defiance OF
public opinion, TO curb the growing senti
| ment throughout Spain In favor Of an
open declaration of war with the United
States.
Spain Has Curbed Hot-Heads.
Officially Spain has done much to court
American sympathy In this great strugg G
TO maintain her national integrity. The
leaders of the anti-American riots in
Spain, especially those who prompted the
demonstration in Valencia and the tack
on the American consulate there have
been tried and sentenced to imprisonment;
one Havana newspaper was suppressed
and the editor fined for publishing an
| article abusing Consul General Lee; the
commander of the warship Conde de
venadito, who fred upon the Alliance.
was reprimanded and relieved of his COM
mand. and a diplomatic apology was
made; military sentences here against he
| Americans Julio Sanguilly and members
| of the Competitor expedition, were re-
l versed In Madrid. and the cases sent back
| for new trials.
Courtesy to Consul Lee.
In addition to that an American mer-
/ Ohoht HAotdHLbSt dtspiic tuc tAistcuCc
In the hands Of Captain General Weylcr
| OF positive proofs that he was an active
member OF the revolutionary junta here
| owing to his American citizenship was re-
leased through courtesy to General Lee,
an only few days ago the chief of the
harbcr police here was reproved by his
supericrs for the attempted arrest II a
Spanish military deserter on an American
merchant vessel IN transit from New
| York To Mexico.
Many American planters In Cuba,
| known to have directly aided and abetted
the revolution and contributed to It's
| strength by the payment Of taxes TO rebel
| agents. have not been molestcd In any
| respect owing TO their nationality; while
| several American newspaper co respond
ents championing the cause OF SPANS
| enemies here, and some nc ing, IL Is be-
| lieved, as messengers of the insurg nts in
| the field, when detained by the Spanish
authorities, instead of being shot as spies
have been courteously liberated on the
simple condition that they leave the
island