The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-03

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rendered 10 the queen regent the resigna-
tion Of the cabinet owing To the dIficulry
experienced by the ministers in carrying
on the government. in view iof the pariia-
fHeHiarY situation caused by the Liberals
refusing 10 take part in the deliberations
OF the cortes. The trouble Is due TO the
recent personal encounter between the
Duke of Te.uan and Senator Comas.
Madrid Much Excited.
LONDON. jane 3-The Madrid corrs-
sposdenf Of the Times SAYS: The queen
regent has accepted the resignation OF the
cabinet Of Senior Canoeas del Castillo 1t
has caused a profound sensation. Before
nnaily taking this step. her majesty beg
ged Schor Canovas 10 remain in office un-
III tomorrow, in order that she have an
opportunity 10 consider the matter bot
tafS o.aiy meant that the resignation would
De accepted
senor canovas rendered his resignation
because he could NOT again undertake 10
establish relations with tine Liberals He
preferred 10 leave The crown full liberty
10 decide as TO the best solution
Bo;h houses of the cortes voted without
deoafe the financial supplies necessary TO
enable the cortcs To adjourn sine die aud
granted authority for the issue of treas
orF bonds and the contraction of loans
guaranteed by the Spanish treasury to
v
and the Philippine siards. with a special
lien on the revenues Of Spain for the Gu
ban war loan
The queen regent signed a decree sus-
pending the SittinCs whereupon Senior
aanovas immediately rendered his resig-
nation.
Weyter May Re Recalled.
NEW YORK. June "A dispatch to the
World from Madrid says:
"a.
citemens in political and financial circles is
intense. Never since the death of King
Alfonso MI. has Queen Christina found
herself In so serious and difficult po-
sition.
One Of two things she must do. She may
keep Canovas as premier, with aer con-
servative cabinet intact or modified. and
keep Gen. Weyier In Cuba to perseyere in
his political policy with the ample means
recently voted by the cortes. or she may
call on Senior Saeasta 10 form a Liberal
cabinet. In which Senior Moret probably
would be minister OF foreign affairs with
opportunity TO follow his well-known in
clinatiou TO come 10 an understanding
with the United States: Senior Msura, the
great home ruler. minister ftr the colo
nies. Lopes Dominguez. war minister
SPANS best inancier. Senor Gamazo. min
ister or finance. which cabinet probably
~o9iu Senu M9FShai Iampos to Cuba with
fuu power 10 conciliate the insurgents and
the ioyaIists by establishing more radical
home rule than 3enor canovas conten,-
plated and thus disarm the United States
The queen can only pursue the latter
course after duly considering all the pros
poets, because II would be virtually stalk
ing everything or the success of the Lib
erai governmental policy The Liberals
seem confident, the Conservatives are
downcast
In the military and political clubs. the
majority believe that the queen will de-
cide'to have Liberal government The
general impression throughout the city
tonight is that Senny Sagasta is likely to
succeed Senor Canovas as prime minister.
as the latter could hardly revise the CO.
ioniai policy or recall Weyier