Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-03
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CABINET RESIGNS.
Tbe Premier Of Spain Resolves 10
Give Up His Position.
xoRGANs RESOLUTION WORKED
. CompIets Change in the Policy oil 'he
Government } KIP cud 10
Follow.

MADRID. June 2.-The premier,
aenor Canovss del Castillo, has ten
dered the queen regent the ro,ignation
Of the cabinet, owing to tho difheuity
,be ministers experie osd In carrying
on the government in view OF the
narliamsntary situation caused by the
refusal OF ths liberals to take part In
the deliberations of the Cortes. ibis
attitude of the liberals 10 due to the
uerpoual encounter between the duke
Of Tetuap, the minister Of foreign
affairs, and Prof Comas. a LIBERAL
senator, on Hay 2lsi, when the duke
slapped the face OF the senator after
MATED debate ON the Morgan belliger-
encv resolution adopted by the United
States Senate.
LONDON, June 2.-The Madrid cor
respondent Of the Times eayf: The
queen regent has accepted the resign
non of the cabinet OF Senior CanOvas
del Castillo. II has caused a profound
sensation. Before finally taking TINS
step, her majesiy begged Senior Cant
yAs 10 remain IN offics until tomorrow,
In order that she might have another
opportunity to consiuer the matter Ia
council, but this only meant that the
resignation would be- accepted. Senior
Capoyas rendered his Resignation
because he could not again undertake
10 re.estabiish relations with the liL-
erals.
B3th houses Of tho Cortes voted
without debate the financial supplies
necessary to enable the C0rtes to au-
jsurn sine die, and granted authority
Tor the issue o. treasury bonds and the
contraction OF loans guaranteed by tie
Spanish treasury to cover the expenses
of the WARS in CUBA and the Philip
pine islands, with a special lien ON the
revenues OF Spain for the Cuban war
loan.
Tue queen regent signed the de-
cree suspsnding the sittings, where
upon Senior Canovss Immediately
tondered his resignation.
NEW YORK, June "A dispatch to
the World from Madrid says:
The crisis is grave. The excitement
ia political and financial circles Is
intense, Never since the death OF
King Alfonso XIII, has the queen
found herself in 10 serious ana difti-
cult a position.
One Of Two things che must do. She
may keep Senior Can0vas as q pre-.
mier with his conservative cabinet
modified or Intact, and keep Gen.
Weyler in Cuba to pefsevere in his pY-
liticRl policy with the ample means
recently voted by the, Cories; or she
may call on Senior Ssgas,a to form a
liberal caDinet, in which Senior Morat
probably would be minister OF foreign
AFFAIR.", with opportunity to follow
his well.known inclination to come
to an understanding with the United
States; Senior Maurs, the great
homv-ruier, minister iOr the colon.
les; Marshsi Lopez DomiDguez, war
minister; Spsin's lest lnancIer,
Senur Gamazo, minister Of finance;
and which cabinet probably
would send Marshal Campos to Cuba
with luli power TO cOnciiiats the In
buTgents aua the Ioya,ists by establish
ing more radical home rule than Senior
Csaovas contemplated, and thus dis-
arm the Uniteu states.
Tue general impression throughout
the city tonight is that Senior Sagasia
Is likely To succeed Senior Canovas as
Prime minister, az the latter could
hardly revise the colonial policy or re-
call Weyler.