The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-03-10

any possible contingency.
THE PRIME MINISTER TALKS.
The PcIme Minister aid laat even
ing: Il trust tnat President Cleveland
will veto the formal resolution of Con
gresa, and | have more reason to trust
that he will not comply with tine recon-
mondatinns contained therein "
He added: The granting OF bPlIig
ereuU rights to the Cuban rebels il n)5
n casu5 batli, bat Spain Will declare
that IJ Is nOJ the action OF q friendly
nation. 90 nO5 THU k that SPAN Is
threatened DV ior-lgn aggression, bat
measures viii he taken for the defence
Of Spanish rights chlt tly N Cuba AS
regards DEMONSTRATIONS IL tlo streets
here, | shall Tel rpss them severely Il
they are attempted"
Sa0Dr SctveIA ! Glvr Of the resident
Conservatives, Fa8 advised me union
Of al SJauIgIGS without re2ard TO their
political fairh. He added tha1 the act
Of the American Senate was without
p~recHaeu6 IN III c~TnaElunal Law. He
! greatly feared, considering the bad
faith OF this AMERICANS. that they gave
Oell'gHTs 1T rIEu7s q eff rent meaning
than - described ian InJe national law.
An interview vas also ROUgD5 with
Senior Castelar,, Lha 4 .EucHrau leader.
but he rrtCs 10 speak on tHA subj3cI
a7 he Considered Jha C~!rcIus.GIcs . 20
Dc u the most se~!Oua nature.
THE SENATE 5PFECHES
The DGEa Of teUuln, alInIster ii F,r
elGn Attz1rs. has s-nU q long cable dI7
p,JCh 10 S-nOT DIpuy Ca LONE, Span
la Minister ~ Washington, instruct
ing hun I pres, nj to the American
q Vrrnmept u formal remOr S rance
against me Irault9 offered 70 Spain in
speeches GfIIva.e "a IN the Senate dur
ltS the discussion Of the be.hgrrGuCy
resolution
At aeveral - the cafes here last n;gh5
bands plaNe ed patriohc airs, winch
evoked mnc0 cheering ana enthusiasm
O:s4zl guNi!Y cries could be heard
against America and the americans.
The troops are confined to their bar
racks III TvaGIuess 10 respond 10 any
! call for their services.
This morning the ciry was quiet, but
the puOiIc buildings, the american L9
cation ana the residence Of Minister
| Taylor were guarded, the authorities
fearing that IN the present state Of
public excitement an attack might be
III lue uDOn them.
a group of Il ty students pRraded
| @AaAH AA@SA A+AA-F0- II - u 81 WY ~
derby. and 10 att m0t was made TO in
U~erferG with them. At the Unlvereity
GhesLudent5 thus atternOOna attempts d to
maE e q demonstration, OQU the police.
having III mind the asst troubles they
uad with these young men, promptly
interviewed and dispersed them
THE LEGATION PROTECTED.
Acting under Instructions from the
/ ~ ~ 1850 . ~r-rNv,r 10
allO seI to approach n CditGd States
legation or the house occupied by Min
lister Taylor.
Ia addition to the war ships Pelayo,
Vizcaya, O,uendO. Maria Teresa, L9
panic, and Alfonso Nil the Ministry
OF Marine has ordered TIA several ter
peCO boats and me torpedo catcher be
msd3 ready for immediate dt-parch In
the event Of the United States acknowl
! eCgHE the Cuoans as ~bellIgarents.
Admiral BerauECr has a;sO ordered
! thar me training squadron be hello in
readiness for s~rvloe. lis probable Oh
! cave point Is Cuba.
fsTEV II reliant vessels will receive
ATuanen:s, and WIZ ne used 69 trans
! DorJ5 UE Crutv r. should the Rece~4lty
eTj7c. @-verti CaptaInS IN she mr.
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