The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30
SPANISH CABINET RESIGNS.
Senior SaSasta is EXPECTED to Form ths
New Ministry.
OPPOSES THE RETENTION OF WEYLER
A,dis in Favor Of Granting Autonomy to
Cuba aImmediately-Ihe Queen heEent
Has Accepted the designations
Premier Continues Tempora i'y'

MADRID. Sept. 2s.-The Spanish C"O'-
net has resigned.
The queen has accepted the Cabinet s.
resignation. but has asked General AZ
carraga 10 continue in Office until soIu-
tion Of the crisis IS found.
Her Majesty will summon the leaders
OF the various parties Of the presidents
Of the chambers tomorrow 20 consult
as 10 the situation. Senior Sagasia mas
been tclegraphed for. and IL Is htneVe"
that the Liberal leader viii be asked 10
form 4 Cabinet -
THE RETIRING MINISTRY.
Tho ministry whose resignation has Just
been announced was constituted as lo'-
lows:
Prime Minister and Minister Tor war
General Narcelo De AZcarraga; Minister
for Foreign Affairs. the Duke of Ietuah'
Minister Of Marine. Roar-Admiral Don
Io4e NJ. Beraneer: Minister Of Finance.
Don Juan Navarro Reverter. Minister or
Commerce and Agriculture, Don Aure-
baro Tinarcg Rivas: Minister for the
Colonies Don Tomas Castellano: Minister
for the Home Department, Don teihdnuo
Cos Gay0n a.,
United states Minister Woodford. the
Duke OF Tetuan. and the pres dent or tne
Senate. the Marquis Pazo De La Merized'
held "a long conference to-day ana ten
eral Woodford presented 10 General AZ
carraga the members Of the Lniteu S'a'e7
Legation.
owing TO the Cabinet crisis. the cuban
pour parlers have been postponed'
CUBA AFFECTED
MADRID. Sept. % -Miduight-lt Is said
that senior Segasta is in favor or SUPER
ceding Captain-General Weyler, and oI
granting autonomy 20 cuba immediateiy.
senor Gamazo will probably be Minister
Of Foreign Affairs I'm the new CABINET
THE SOLUTION
LONDON. Sent ~ dispatcn TO 'l'o
Daily Mail from Madrid s1ys;
''rho solution of the crisis dcnend7
unon the policy To be adopted toward Ine
United States Liberal politicians us-
rlqro that fhev will stOutly resist Ameri-
Ca's uretcntiOns.
General Azacarraga. in an interview
TODAY with the Queen Recent, eNul lned
the situation. He asked Her Majesty III
sine was ready 10 confirm upon tne gov.
erumont in necessary powers, IN Iie" vi
the attitude of the United states.
After the interview he sum mOned tho
Cabinet. The meeting was ctended by
S-u0r Rovertcs. the eN-cOF municltel
Minister ~ Finance and Sen0r Nosa-, aye
Ou. Nsieter of the Interior. bOtt or wnom
forward the Premier rendered the res
iauat0n of the entire Cabinet
on. Minister Of the Interior. both of whom
SAGASTAS DECLARATIONS
on August 18th last b. was annQunceo
that SenOr Sagasta. the Liberal leader.
had made fresh declaration ON the po-
Htical situation. He said AFFAIRS were
daily growing worse on the Island OF
cuba and considered serious in the Phil-
ipne Islands.
He added that a Liberal Ministry would
Do ra4fv to anniv a,rfnn0r~v to fUh1
Again. onSeptember 18th, Sen0r Saeasta,
referriug 20 the cuban nslrrecton, stid
the Uprising. instead of dying out was
spreading considerably He added thnf
tro situation in the Phillinine Islands was
serious. He asserted that the Carlist
propaganda I'm Spain could not DE viewed
with Indifference. and he expressed the
belief that "A reconciliation between tne
political parties I'm Spain was impossible
So long as the Conservatives were in
senior saeasta IN conclusion remarked.
I'm my opinion the COrtos will not meet
hrt ~ r,ov do meet their existence Is
epheneral"
REGARDING the relations between. the
United St9tos and Spain, the Liberal
leader refused 90 ovnrpss hlmeeli.