Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-28

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 24-Minister D
 puy de Lome of Spain had not called at
 the state department up to noon to pre-
 sent protest against the burning of
 Spanish flag by students at New Castle,
 Del, as Madrid cables state be is in-
 strueted to do.
 If protest is made it will follow the
 usual course in such cases and be refer-
 ed to the Delaware authorities for au ex-
 plsnstioO of the facts. If these disclose
 a substantial indigni.y, the government
 would make any apology deemed desir-
 able. But as rule. the prsnks of stu.
 dents cave not been construed ss an in-
 dignity requiring sn apology.
 State department Offioisls will not dis
 cuss the report that Consui-General
 Lees reports recommend intervention by
 the UDited States. but the disposition is
 to treat the report as revival of foIm mer
 issues. 1t IS said that Gs:.eral Lee mas
 made no reports, Gs cUDsul-generHl, of
 any extraordinary character, so Ghet any
 advice he may have given hs to 10 terven
 ton must be ID the nNture of private communications 10 the president or the secretary of state.
 PARIS. Nov. 24-The Figaro today. commentIDg upon the relsti ps between the UDi,ed States and Spain CD he Cuban question. ssys: "The American
 newspapers, which are egeing the Unit ed States to War with Spain, should reflect that war with Spain me .ns war
 with Europe aod in the interest of the
 Upited States itself, it is to be hoped that this eventuality will not arise."
 NEW YORK. Nov 24-The protrscted silence Of Commspder-In-chief Msximo Gomez Of the Cuban army, which has caueed considerable anxiety among Gu. bans, has at last been broken. Tie junts has rece.ved @ communication | coming from Las Villas, Santa c ara province. Gomez says be has 5000 we'll equipped men, and intends to proceed to Havana province. On account of the condition ef the roads it took his force | twelve hours to pass a certain point | Gomez adds that be and his force are in good health. He Las every hope of victory.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 24-Cousul Geuer- al Lee, accompanied by Mrs. Lee and | hIs daughter, called at the state depart ment today. General Lee, when asked | concerning the reports that hs had re- commended intervention by the United | States, replied that his report he'd been 1 presented personally to Secretary Olney i and be must decline to d,scpss it ID any shape or form. Mir. OIpey must make | it pu blic if It was to become public
 General Lee said that he had not made | up his mind as to exactly what time be 1 would return to Cuba.
 LONDON, Nov. 24 The St. James Ga | zette. commenting on the statement that | the government Is medItsting the 3D. pointment Of @ com mission to investi- l gate on the spot the critical condition of | the sugar industry ID the West Ipdies. | says: "Unless the government ms cts | the European bounties by duties on beet | sugar or an equivalent measure, the | ruined sugar planters of t'e West h. dies are liable to coDclude that the Stars and Stripes might do for them what the union jack will not do."
 FRANKFORT, Ky, Nov. 24-United States Senator Lindsay. strong sd- man, expects decisive ac- lion on the part of congress reRarding Cuba at the approaching sess sion. In an interview be said: "Tbe revolution DOW in progress in Cuba must result ID he independence of the island or the practical exterminatIon of the Cuban people,"
 Continuing, the senator said: ''Hu- nsEity demands that the useless des- .ruction of property and the cruel waste )f human life come to an end. If nego .iations with Spain will not avsil then here should b. intervention. In this the United Ststes must take be lead.
 HELENA, Mont, 25-The worst sIow- torn that has visited Montana has been aging here for ibe past thirty hours md shows DO abatement. Over a foot 'f sDow has fallen tying up Bll the trset Car lines ID Helena. The storln 8 general throughout the north west. ! ne snow is SO deep tbaI railroad tr.fic s seriously interfered with The COG S in extreme end the mercury Is rang ng from to 30 degrees below Zero.
 RED bLUFF. Cal, Nov. 2j- Many -es dents assert that they Saw the alleged ir ship in this peigh borhood last eveD- ng. IL was first noticed about o'clock nd wss thought to be particularly 'rIght star, but which vas moving apioly in a southeasterly direction owsrds the mountains. Several citi- ens say that whiIe at first only a l,eht la he t.fa t,o # | hapej object wa, visible, moving quick. y through the air. The theory that it rae @ star was rejected because of it. istiDtly rockiog ono ion which was like be notion mace Uy kite.
 WAsHINGToN, Ncv. 25-Official notice gwen by the HoDduran government through the Universal Postal Uuion, hat by virtue compact C-ntr,l Am-Ii- an Union signed by gnverLmenis N.es sgua, Salvador ssd Honduras. each { those three republics has consti useo l self state. Tnese states it l. cited, orm one republic under the name O: Greater Republic of Central Am rIca" Iondurss Director Geo~rsi Po7t. says
 is expected that the repu biic. of Cos 3 Rica and Guatemala will jun the nion.
 CLEVELAND. Nov. 25-A distinguished T arty left Cleveland at II o'clock this lorning, on the Valley railroad for Csn- ,n in a private oar The party ,nciud. q ] National Chairman Hspna, ex-Gov- -nor Merriam, General Thomas of New ork, Myron T. Herrick snd s T. vertt of this city. The party will pay short visit to Presideu t-elect McKin- y. The gentlemen who compose the tt srty stated that there wss no pcliticsl ul Gnificance whatever attached to the n rip. la DECATUR, Ills, |, Nov. 25-Sponsler, at sl bring field, eold the voiver that killed to ,e Rev. Mr. Mille-, st Decatur, Ills ~ be sale was made Monday to man 5 'n ears old with gray whiskers who was pi ell dressed. Thi- is Miller's descrip- II