The herald., 1896-03-06

by Surgeon General Wyman Of the ma
rine hospital service, from DR.. Caminere
at Santiago. In his report DIR. Caminere
says:
IA general order has been issued by the
authorities to all the practicing physicianf
OF the town to report any case OF smallpox
presenting itself, for the purpose OF send.
ing any such case to smallpox hospital
provided by the municipality outside OF
the city limits; but this measure will not
prevent, in my judgment, the development
of the terrible disease IL it should further
appear among Us. No quarantine is en-
forced upon the coasting steamers coming
pcx is epidemic. and most likely some pas
sengers will arrive with the disease within
its period of incubation, which later on will
develop into more or less malignant form
of smallpox. Yellow fever seems station
ary, and as the troops are now in active
operation in the field, those taken with it
are carried to the provisional hospitals es-
tabiished In the surrounding country"
SPANISH FEELING ABATING
BARCELONA, March 5.-The universities
here, at Valencia and Granada are closed,
to prevent the students from making DEM
onstrations against the United States. The
excitement, however, has considerably
abated, end there 10 a belief prevailing
tpat Great Britain and France and will
support Spain against the United States.
CoNsuLATEs GUARDED
New YORK, March 5.-A special TO the
Herald from Cadez, Spain, says:
Numerous civil guards, both horse and
foot, took up positions facing the Ameri.
can consulate and occupied the neighbor-
ing approaches. owing to the projected
Students demonstrations. Others we're
stationed at various centers In order to
prevent any concentration on the part OF
those engaging in the proceedings. Later
on the guards were withdrawn from the
streets and some were posted inside the
consulate.
The government is determined to stop
every demonstration. The United States
consul has been received everywhere with
marked attention, and has expressed his
extreme qualification at the measures
taken by the authorities.
THE PRESIDENTS PROMISE.
MADRID, March 5.-According to state
ment of Ell Dia, Senior Dupuy de LONE,
the Spanish minister to Washington, has
telegraphed to the government that Presi-
dent Cleveland will refuse. as long as he is
president, either to recognize the rebels or
intervene in the Cuban ques on.
APosITIvE DENIAL.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-From q source,
the accuracy of which cannot be question.
ed, the report that Minister Dupuy de
LONE has telegraphed his government
that President Cleveland will refuse, as
long as he is president, either to recognize
the rebels or intervene in the Cuban ques.
tioh can be safely denied. Statements of
a similar nature have been heretofore pub
lished. The foundation for the statement
probably arose from an interview with
Minister de LONE quite extensively pub
lished in this country, and portions of
which have no doubt found their way to
Madrid.
The late hour at which the reports of dis
orders today in Valencia were received,
made it impossible to learn whether any
of the information had been received here
in regard to the trouble. The attack will
no doubt create renewed indignation in
congressional circles, and may have the
effect of Fastening action on the Cuban
resolutions when the conference report ia
taken up in the senate OIL Monday. In this
as in the case of the attack on the consul
ate at Barcelona last Sunday. the Spanish
governmental Is quite likely, will promptly
express to the United States it's regret fol
the occurrence and make a complete dis
avowal OF it. The Spanish minister has
not received any advices concerning this
latest disturbance.
A CONSULATE STONED
VALENCIA, March 5.-The disorders
which were prevalent here when the news
was first received of the action of the
United States senate, broke out afresh to.
day and there were renewed demonstra.
tions of hostility towards the United
States. The mob made it's way to the
United States consulate, which was stoned
and the windows smashed by the infuriated
populacc.
The university here has been closed un-
der orders from the government, as it was
feared the students meeting would be a
hoth I'd for breeding disorders. But this
mea sure proved unavailing and the polio
have been kept busy dispensing students
gatherings nearly all day.
Several attempts were made by disor-
derly paraders to make their way to the
United States consulate, but they we're frus.
trated, as the authorities had received
special orders to be on the lookout for any
demonstration against the property of the
United States. Special protection was af
forded the building in which the officers OF
the consul are located. with view to the
same end. The mob gathered before the
building before the police were aware oi
what was occurring, and stones began to
fly from the crowd. with the result that
windows were broken. The crowd was
cheered on by some in the streets and
from the neishborng houses. The police
lost no time in charging the rioters. and
the mob was speedily dispersed.
There was no violence indulged in in other
parts of the city, the demonstrations being
confined to noisy clamor, cries of derision
against the United States government and
attempts to make speeches. The orators
were not allowed to proceed far when the
police drove away their hearers and
warned the speakers to desist. A number
of arrests were made as result of the de-
f1ance of the orders.
DISORDER AT MADRID
MADRID, March 5.-Numerous groups oi
students armed with clubs took part in a
patriotic meeting in Bueh Retro park to-
day. strong force of police dispersed
them. The police are guarding the uni
versity, veterinary college and medical
college.
IL is stated here that several English
shipowners have offered the government
to equip privateers on their own account in
case of war between Spain and the United
States. The government has decided to
purchase two additional cruisers. 1t il
stated the situation in Cuba appears to i'm
prove.
AN AMERICAN DEMONSTRATION
PRINCETON, N. j., March 5.-The under
graduates of Princeton tonight burned ir
effigy the king of Spain in demonstration
in which several hundred took part. The
flag of spain was dragged through the
main street and later was torn to pieces il
the center of the campus.
A CUBAN COMMISSION
NEW YORK, March Ga special to til.
World from Washington saws it is possi