The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-05

MADRID. Or. THE new ministry Ii
composed a. follows
SENIOR sAGAsTA. President a the
Council u Ministers
SENIOR GELLON, Minister for Foreign
A1alrs
SENIOR GRoIsARD. Minister Of Jus
tlce.
GEN CoRREA. M!aister of war.
ADMIRAL BER2fEJo. Minister of Ma
rlne
SENIOR PUIGcERvER. Minister Of Fl
nanse.
SENIOR cAPEDEPoN. Minister OF the
Interior
COUNT FIGUENA. Minister Of Public
Works
SENIOR MoRET. Minister for the Colo
MES.
The ministry. after an informal meeting
proceeded 20 the palace aud took gas oath
Of office.
The cabinet Is regarded as fairy strong
although some disappointment IS felt
that Senor Gamax0 seaor Maara, Seua-
tor Armitago ard ozheTs who had been
looked upon as probable members, are not
included
Il IS understood that Senior Magra. who
was the author of the first Cuban home
rule hiil. feIt that he could not act salts
Gamazo. VINO IL relative Of Sen0r
Maura. feared that his presence might
imply leaning toward tne Maura scheme
% reforms Consequently Seuor Sagasfs
vas compelled 10 take less prominent
men.
A. a cabinet counclI this evening. It
was decided 20 appoint Senor Amos sal
vador. minister of finance IN the saKastA
cabinet q lss5- director q the Bank ot
spain. Count Romanones has heen ap-
pointed mayor Of Madrid and Senior
Aguitera prsfect Of police of that ci1y.
onIy slight Concessions.
LONDON Oct. "A leading London
diplomat. discussing the crisis in Spanish
Affairs said 70 q representative OF the As
soc.ate9 Press today:
I believe the change in the Spanish cab
met viii result IN the recall Of Capt Gen
Weyler from Cuba. and the substitution
or Marshal Bianco for him. because Sa-
Essta personally dislikes Wcyier, SaRasta
VIII probably discuss Cuba with Gen.
than his pre3ecessor but ne - not likely
20 do more than shat. Sagasta has been
informed on authority that the Cuhans
VII accept autonomy and the withdrawal
of the spanish troops although they have
protested that they win rct Do SO. bu. 7
oo1ot = Spain VII consent 20 these meas
VIII IEberate Prisoners.
:Ac formation ~ Sagasea caajnet u
Srain. g g believed. VII Pc the granting
~ amnesty . u-cE. = not all che AHert-
can prisoners aeid IN Cgha and ;he pardon
- maEV CUaans condemned 20 lts t.rpr5s-
cement - IRE lsisnd u Cegta- Pending
the formation q she Sagas-a cabinet thers
Eas been 10 0SStcL .Eri-l2r-01 thac such
acton would ~ taken. but if ss said ~ ae
q natural ard necessary r1rt - TIE new
Spanish policy Involving tas withdrawal =
Gen. WeyIer and he adoption - rnare co1-
elHatery plans Tse Competitor 8 prison
ers lt Is expected VIII bee released e8rly,
and Mss Cisueres aise- Co1cerDing pe1t-
sng Claims ss1ch as frat in }he ease of Dr.
RgsE K Is said that \ cousu. .ssson pTot4-
htv WI - appointed - eE1l wltl AL eases
arising during t1e rsaeli,1a. ara there are
limitations taat steps toNara tae crea -.aa
of s4ca a conUsss.o1 are row Nn2er gay
Real Home RaIe fer Cnba.
Although saers = rsresoce - ;Ec safe
department correyui1s SpaHIs1-tu51n az
O. .rE lf ia urEerstoed tnAt IRA government
r4s Beer Informed .lat Spain wt.i cger
autonomy 20 Cu1a sl7r.lar 20 taat enjoyed
Ay Canaaa. and ia aeer. .ais,ratt71 r.-rits
fha rrsy15ent ortatcn sterls to he rnat e
a fsl measure cf reai sgteeo70y is offered,
Be- saar'a Re accepted IS th= 'lu5us Iee
5rrs-Irr az rHe SaEes'e 1a"et G "-
coined 1v tha a6rrsr. .sfr1s st9u. Walch sew
er1l weeks $50 vas saare -ersare - a rcs-
slhfe earfv 1ase1~esace ~ car frisa1ty re-
.a-ta1s wt-a spain
Te. statensent es.~th1ee8 20 tae rev
premier. that ha viii fsvor iae 8-S-
ees measure ct aston a~-E. has 1re1tet at-
-ent.7~ te pasf eT-rts toward aat9n1C.F-
Taose oHerea hy tas Er7ssrfa 5ae1et
ana -uaGe kc8xn 60 tas T1-ts3 States
trrelEs tee spanish u'sn ~re~ Dln-g 1a
Lone ccnf fs-8rszre1 Cc-0e. g 1M-s-
trsrc1. elected sn paFt > lf t#lAs-