The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-01-05
MIR. MONEY RETURNS.
Mississippi's standardized Creates IN
Little Excitement at Havana.

HAVANA. Jan. 4-Senator-elect Money,
of Mississippi. a member of the committee
on foreign affairs of the United States
House OF Representatives. has been the
cause OF a little sensation here. He ar
rived in this city last week and put up at
the Hotel Inglatera. All foreigners are
watched here from the time they land UNI
Til they leave. Somehow Mr.. Money
eluded the authorities and left the city.
When his absence was reported. it was
said that he had gone to Mantanzas. where
two American newspapers have located
themselves. To-day, however, Mr.. Money
returned as quietly as he left. He declined
to discuss his trip or the comments and
excitement which have been caused by his
absence from the city. La Lucia
to-day published an editorial refer
ring to the disappearance of the senator
elect and the many stories spread in re-
gard To his absence. The newspaper re-
marks that it cannot believe Mr.. Money
has realized that any breach of the law
which is objectionable in a foreigner is
doubly so in the case of a person occupy
ing the high position of a senator of the
United States, adding that a maker of laws
should be more than willing TO comply with
them. In conclusion La Lucha says: We
await the senator's return from his expe-
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voyage.
voyage" This evening Mr.. Money said he
had been to the interior on business of a
wholly private character. He saw certain
estates. he said. with a view to investment.
lie was neither molested by the govern
ment Outposts nor did he see any insur-
gents. He dined tonight with Consul Gen
eral Lee and with Mr.. Walter Il. Parker.
United States consul to Santa la Grande.
turned and refuses TO explain matters. La
Lucha will probably feel further aggrieVed.
The correspondent OF the impartial.
Hcraldo and Correspondence. of Madrid,
have received orders from their respective
newspapers to retire from this city TO Porto
Rico. and there await further orders, The
newspapers have taken this step i'm view of
the prosecution commenced against them
by the government for severely criticising
the Cuban administration and the conduct
of the campaign against the insurgents.
IL il reported that all the United States
cOnsuls in Cuba Will successfully come to
Havana fer "A conference with Gen. FitZ-
hugh Lee. the consul general. Walter I'll.
Baker. the United States consul at SaEua
Ia Grance. arrived here yesterday. and is
stopping ut the Hotel Inglatera.
Francisco Pabrou. classed as a rebel in
cendiary. was executed at Cabanas fortress
to-day.
noitered the hills of Capiazo. Arroyo de
Aqua. Rincon de Isabel. Lena Cruz. San
Joaquin and Pinar. burning over. 100 huts
and destroying everything likely To afford
food 10 the insurgents or their horses.
General Weyler has conferred the title of
chief OF staff of division upon General An
dres Gonzales MunOz. who has been very
sick until now. but has recovered his
health.
The steamer San Domingo has arrived
here from Spain with fourteen officers and
900 soldiers ON board. The steamer Julia.
from Santiago de Cuba. brings Colonel Pa
viel. twenty-four officers and 90 soldiers.
and the Manuela. from the same port.
The Chamber of Comrperce of Havana
and several delegates from other towns in