The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-23

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sresn meets. Il y ssseralIy admitted that
0enernl Paudo Il soFnewhat mortified at
the non-succcss 81 hts plans up to the
present and has Informed the three insur-
esn& Ieadefs referred to that be doubts
thetr sincerity ard NJ indirectly gave them
TO understand that be was Of tho opinion
they we're opposed to the sovereignty Of
SpaiA over Cuba and had no desire TO as
sist TIE Spanish authorities IN their Of
forts to bring about q peaceful settlement
q ~ TROUBLES. The Cubans protested that
tney were sincere and repeated the OK
cunes tney nad already made for their non
compliance with the REQUESTS OF the Span
isn general. The latter. although disap-
pSanteu' ~ - unoelstooi' VIII continue his
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~ ae u,s'ns a recosni''on on Inc part
s.,,,D las government io' the
VI oupa'
10y sVneo''o' 'ornieriy spanish con-
~ n'aae'pnia' ana now secretary
eeno'ap VI eupa' il continuing to lose
$500 ~ PUBIC iaVor as a result OF some
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$50 W oo' e'in REMARKS Oh pr. Con-
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so''o ~ aso anesed to nave
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,se ana 'a', hnd 70 nave In consequence
'u,nii many Oh tne auties oil MS
o'a.V' ru'a'y' 'ne uptorances OF Congosto.
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o .'Aeu mat Spain had, until now,
= popey oil hpohation IN CUBA
'a '''a' 'ne INSURGENTS were 'ustified In
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,aon PROMINENT spanish ofiicer is not
70 pass wi'nout notice at the Spanish
capital 'fpeci'i'y us the employees OF the
ss"''a's oihce protested against
the remark ana have taken further action
In the matter.
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80, STATE
.n'ns MADE oy marsnal Blanco shortly af-
ter his arrival here, Is being much COM
mented upon, II seems that whom ~. an.
s'S 'na' "hch the SUI
re'kious oFoer' residing at
euahapacoa, near this city, called upon
the new captain general In order 10 VOL
come him 10 rnt. M,r.,., p,. a.,
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ms '"e course oil conversation which fol-
lowed, said. only divine providence is
able to save Cuba" wherennon ,ha a,s.
"nsusnea priest retorled III we must
coniide only In divine providence and have
no o'ner means to conquer the insurgents.