The herald., 1897-06-22
Expect to Create a Great
Sensation
TETUAN. MUST BE DISMISSED
OR THE LIBERAL MINISTERS
WON'T PLAY
The Latest Scheme Is the Purchase Of
Cuba by the American 6u-
gar Trust
Associated Press Special Wire.

Associated Press Special Wire.
| LONDON, June 21.-The Madrid cor
respondent of the Times says: The
| Spanish Liberals have adopted an atti-
tude which will probably create q pro-
found sensation both here and in the
United States, but which is little calcu-
lated to improve the situation.
At meeting Of ex-ministere Of the
Liberal party Sunday, Senor Sagasta
made an energetic speech. denouncing
the home and foreign policy of the pre-
mier and his conduct during the recent
crisis, which Sagasta insisted has led
the people to criticize the decision Of the
crown.
The meeting resolved to issue a mani
festo declaring that the Liberals would
persist in abetaining from all relations
with the government so long as the
Duke of Tetuan is retained in the cabi-
net. The manifesto will also assert that
the Liberals were the authors of the
first colonial reform scheme in 1890. but
curtailed in 1895 in order to obtain the
support of the Conservatives.
The manifesto will characterize the
proposed reforms of Canovas as made
quate and suggest the replacement of
Capt.-Gen. Weyler by a governor who
will continue the war in accordance with
civilized practicee; the stopping of the
reign of terror and devastation of prop
erty in Cuba, and the appointment Of a
civilian as royal commissioner, with full
powers, distinct from the military au-
thorities, to execute reforms of the
widest autonomy in political, admins
trative, economical, tariff and legisla-
tive matters, compatible with the pres
ervation Of the imperial sovereignty.
The manifesto will promise to go very
far in the direction of a sacrifice of Span
ish commercial interests and Of sharing
the burden OF colonial war debts in order
to secure peace.
FILIBUSTERS FOUND
KEY WEST, Fla. June 21.-The reve-
nue. cutter M. c. Lane arrive here this
evening with the tug Dauntless in tow
having found her off Indian Key The
Dauntless was disabled, having blown
out the tubes or her boiler.
The tug George w. Childs, which left
here mysteriouely yesterday, also re-
turned tonight with the cutter For
ward.
The crew Of the Dauntless could not
be seen tonight The crew Of the Childs
have nothing to say except that they
have not been to the Dauntless. 1t Is
reported that the Dauntless was on her
way to Cuba.
A GREAT SCHEME
NEW YORK, June 21.-A dispatch to
the Herald from Washington says: A
story is current that the Sugar Trust
has evolved or accepted an ambitious
suggestion that Cuba Is substantially
for sale and might as we'll become a
sugar plantation for gigantic corpora
tion, supported by the sympathy and the
interest Of our country. In other words,
that we might have West India Com
pany, as England had, and a Hudson
Bay Company, each Of which aided vast
ly in the extension of the British Empire
PRISONERS SHOT
HAVANA, June 21.-Today at Caban-
as fortress Isidoro Carmina and Antonio
Jordan were shot. This afternoon at
Moro Castle Mariana Martinez and An
tonic Rojas were tried by courtmartial
on charges of completely in the rebel
lion,