New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-14

FOREIGN-The Spanish Chamber or Deputies
has adopted the Hispano- American peace proto-
col In the Senate Sefior Gonzales attacked the
Army blaming General Weyler and the IaVe
Premier Ca,ovas for SPANS loss in Cuba -
The presence in Cuba of Mr. Porter VINO Is
studying the financial conditions or the lsian,'
is regarded by the Free Cuba party as mol
eating an American guardianship. the two prob
lens independence and annexation, are tne
chief topics discussed in political circles. and inc
idea Of an American protectOrate Is nowhere Ia
'vora bly, considered - Advices from Santiago
de Cuba cay that It Ia reported that General
Maxine Gomez, commander or the ihsureenl
forces has resigned bNause or his oD)ectloh 70
American methods in the Island =. General
Zurlinden the French Minister OF War. con-
tinues to oppose revision Of the Dreyfus case;
the Paris papers say that a decision AGAINST re-
yis,on will lead TO the withdrawal of NJ. Brsson
and result In a general crisis. - The pouy Oh
the dead Empress of Austria will lie in state IN
the Hofburs on Friday and on Saturday fore
noon: the burial will take place at ! p m Satur-
DAY. Violent anti-ltalaa CONCENTRATIONS hdVe
taken place in the Austro- Hungarian empire as
a resul. Of the assassination or the Empress.
DOMESTIC The Cabinet held two meetings
And considered the instructions which VIII De
given TO the Peace Commission. - General
6hafter submitted to the War Department MS
report Of the Santiago campaign. - IL was
announced that no more troops would be mus
tered out OF service at present. - FRANK W.
Rollins nominated for Governor by tne
New-Hampshire Republican State Convention
e. The members of Colonel Roosevelt reGi-
ment Of Rough Riders presented their COM
mander with a bronze replica OF ReniinGtohs
Bronco Buster at the Montauk Camp. -
The news of the loss Of the schooner Jesse, with
eighteen persons on board, was confirmed -
The hospital ship Relief carried 100 sick SOL
diers from Montauk to Boston. where they were
placed in hospitals - No clew was dis
covered to the identity OF the woman whose
dismembered body was found at Bridgeport
CITY.-The transport Manitoba arrived from
Ponce. Porto Rico. bringing Brigadier-Genera
Garretson and his staff the 9Th Illinois and
other troops There were few cases of Illness on
board. - Admiral Cervera made public a
letter of farewell to the American people thank
ing them for the kindness and sympathy shown
him. - Maggie Wood. the Scotch girl who
was detained by the Immigration authorities
because she came to this country to marry
negro. was released still persisting in her de-
Club heat the Boston Zingari at cricket. -
The 2O2d Regiment, New-York Volunteers
started from Camp Black for Camp Meade In
Pennsylvania. - Alma Lindstrom, the Fin
nish maid who accompanied Miss Louise King
TO Coney Island when the latter disappeared, on
Sunday confessed that she saw her mistress
carried away by wave and that she believed
that Miss King was drowned. 80 Winners at
Gravesend: Himtime. Handpress, Armament.
Briar Sweet, Woodpigeon. - Stocks were
weak and lower.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day: In
creasing cloudiness; showers tonight warmer
The temperature yesterday Highest, ~ de-
grees: lowest, 81; average, 6t4s.