New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-08
M Tons of Roses
OU Years Success.
C0lgate's
Soaps and Perfumes.

"would accuse us Of sacrificing our au'ohoric
nrincnes IN the desire to hold office"
Some Of the morning papers ike Ell COM
,nercio." assert that the Sagasta Government
will not dare 10 inaugurate autonomy in CUBA
adding that Marshal Blanco has made no prom
tse whatever in this direction, and VIII es'aoHSh
political reforms ana nothing more. -. .h
The "Heraldo dc Madrid states also ina. 'T t.,
SaCasta Govern nent never offered au'oroni! ~
CHA and will not establish II. the plauoI'l
which the party signed. and which was reau ny
Senior Sagasta June II AT nleetlHs Vi nv
liberal cub in Madrid, contained no ne I,
of autonomy for cuba, but simply uisp'ascu
autonomiS tendencies ,,..,,,o Como,
II il reported that General Maxine Gomez
crossed the JucarO- Moron troCha on octopet
ID into the Puerto Principe Province Tor the
purpose of meeting the authorities OF the icNo-
jutionary Government at Cu0ltaS'
The wife and children of the lnsursent iT ns'o
Limo Perez and three otner i1SuiSe"'' nav
been taken prisoners .,,.
Marshal Blanco, II is announced yeslviu .,?
wrote letters TO number or sugar pI"iltc.s w.. ~
are now In New-York. asking them 20 return
10 the island and proceed with the grhdhg vi
the sugar crop. 1t is said that he oilereu mem
assurances Of personal security ana the pioteO-
ton of their property. ~
Kev West Fla Nov IA report from Ha-
yana saws that Marshal Blanco. having become
disguised with the attitude Of the directors or
the Autonomist party. threatened TO retire II ne
did not succeed in efecting change In their
position In view OF this, the Autonomists, II is
said offered to support the Government DOt
failed to state precisely what Kind OF support
they would give.
BITTERNESS AGAINST AMERICA IN SPAIN
Captain William Wyndham. who for the last
three years has been the British Consul at BARGE
Iona Spain was among the passengers on La
Bretagne. which arrived from Havre yesterday
Captain Wyndham has been transferred TO chicago
In regard TO the Spanish situation he said:
THE feeling in Spain against the United states
is one Of quiet bitterness Ut IS true that in BARGE
Iona there have been demonstrations against
the United States and the Spanish Government is
taking care that there shall be none. The bitter
ness however, is marked. Particularly is this so
1n Barcelona Before the Cuban Barcelona.
one Of the great manufacturing centres of Spain,
nila The war in Cuba and the Philippine Islands
has cut off this trade. Barcelona has lost the best
and most lucrative market she enjoyed Only one
third OF the hitherto employed in her factories
are now working and they are on greatly reduced
time. In all the manufacturing centres or spain
there is similar commercial prostitution. w.t.,
THE Spanish cannot understand why the United
States. friendly Nation. should allow so many
flibustering expeditions 10 get away safely 10
Cuba. When / left Spain there We're no Sgns OF
TO that country. Hannis Taylor: rather ! should
say, feeling Of indifference. The spanish were
too much absorbed in what General Woodford.
your Minister. might say and 40 hearu no
has not the money to carry on such war As 70
the reported uprising of the Carlists, don't think
there is much danger OF that now The CaIists
would not stand much of q chance OF gam rs
things are now governed in Spain"
CAPTAIN Wyndham will visit relatives IN fhlla-
delphia for week before going 10 his new post