The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-17

U 'nan. war news tastov.Ns',','',' "
'" au' shut dswn sv, ,s''l II
nina mas ,' commenced work s' ~. q
a ","s p lnli blast Several ' :, :,
a 1a,ns Philadelphia .a,',l pspsn III, h :
the th,'' pa,,s sensational a, dl,sls.s,ss
t 'nu p ~ cyan. and intention. !, a. =, :,
m pau0n, IS that are being mad. !,
mere was also some ~. SM
a ,a,Dr nation. concerning aiSl,s'a
a Maaa complications pile. both ia wa'.
p part tent of state. and uy, y,
VINO claim to be in . '''aas
with authority, make ali I ,.rs :
announcements ana pred,s,,.' !
activity in the navy yard. A. !.
..i'' occurred yesterday be,r.
a nel'ert and Admiral Busss ], i
' ~nS, that Uncle Sam i, p,, !
light and that hnstill,Is, " y
e mnen me president annOu,,.. :
r ronaa message to congrs. " Y
r reho,.i I'd the belllgerencr' !, ~ l
rebels These same pev,s S, o "
similar s announcements , =, q,
spout Two weeks ever sIpcs Il Wy {
olution began, altho uDh NV, ,s 'N
e 'ns II. In Washington know ,s'a u. z
mat the president Las nsr,, r !.
nad any such intention, and ANA a. !.
soluIeiy impossible for hin, ~ !.
officially an Anerlc,.n c,.,. ~. y
OF a revolution against a H..
ment. The Cuban reyOlu,ia n's'sI
,ti,r again and again N
ming is impossible. and until y.
al government of Cuba ia eo \, -
ban citizens 1t will have No ,, I'M
ever with the United State.
1t Is true that there ha. b.,
issued by the navy de oar,uspt !,
mandants of navy yarls to t,,..
pieiion of all pending work /,
secretary Herbert may 'cls,p =
as far as possible before he r,.,
cabinet. Admiral Bunce wa; b
tlon with the secretary 0. tie Nh
day for more than two hour !.
winter cruise for the North ,,l..,
ron and Secretary olnsy nov ~
Oh the clerks at the state ipx-,
remain on duty TO Translate h, i
nation any cipher me9asss N; !
received form our Legation, ;,,r,
bedtime. This innovation, Iowa,
made because Of the seere,,r,
Tor news concerning the yeu.nssI
tration treaty, and not In es.s,
any bclligercnt action o. The nm /.
The officials at the stais,dspr,
cul ious to know where and hr i,
dispatches originate. They Asn
formed that they origin,te .,sa N
quarters of the Cuban eorEEx
and that is probably the tx. Hsl
treasury 1t is claimed that tAsy IN
ed for stock jobbing purposes AZ. I
with certain brokers In this ..y.
But whatever may be puhlhtt. 1
Ing the Cuban controversy, Il ru
ficially asserted:
/. That the president will ua Il
the Cuban revolut!onists.
?. That all information eaAal
coivcd at the department o. sui
the belief that the rav0lutionlsau
numerically and In a military II
litical sense than they were ayE
3. That the president inislh
United States shall maintain u
neutrality at all hazards.
4. That the relations bttvNa d
States and Spain are quite u ID
they have been for years, and =
is no fear or expectation Of roa,
tilities on the part Of either Mia
5. That sensational puhllati1
contrary are either inspired b.
the revolutioDists for the pu-pas
couraging their compatrloy %
influencing public sentiment u I
States. or are invented BY sr1s
the purpose of affecting the s!ei
President Cleveland Is ree''Hl
many applications for adyHe u
these days. both In person III
from gold standard deEofHa
proper course for them to p1rN
tho rovt administratlou and ih
cation of the party anu n' ' 'ss,,
Narlably similar 10 'nv'' v.s
'hese aispatohss y yswirlsy q II
sistan, With their IDEAS Of sai
S n,ent mt m,'i thew s should aid ~ y
, IN a,,or ."" wsx nossjble in msl.1s
M Every cre @nt p and revising 4
, huD,'' ,ad aha hat The alliance .. q
ard men a., Of a oo,a pa', should i
as as long s.I as free coinage :
the people
A1t,ouqh President CleveltA
latitude to ~
desires 10 SUI" ..,,,, ,.s5
have defended him asA'D
,I,s,s ord the silver WIZ