Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-23

out that the recall of the German Emperor is due to political reason- affecting tho empire and that he Philippine question had nothing tc do with the sudden terminatiou oI his visit.
 Washington, Nov. l9-A cable from Paris this morning says the peace commission had adjourned over till Monday. This news was entirely unexpected aud leads eff cial circles to the belief that thn final wind up of the controversy Is still in the balance of uncertainty. The president and cabinet will immed. iataly assemble. According to semi official statements here the Spanish peace commissioners will malnt siI their present attitude in regard to the Philippines, and will certainly not accept the conditions of the United States Further, if the dis cussion does not return to the limits of the protocol, as viewed by the Spaniards, the Spanish commission CTS have decided. in spite of con- trary reports. not to sIgn a treaty oi peace.
 1t is also learned from the same sources that complete accord pre- vsils between the Spanish govern ment and its peace commissioners.
 Mai. Gen. Merriam, in an inter view is quoted as saying it would not surprise him~if the negotiations between the United States and Spain should be broken of and the war resumed. Gen. Marian also says that Spains refusal to accede to our demands will show that she has secured substantial hope from the powers.
 London, Nov. l9.-A Manila dis patch today says that uolio was yesterday taken by the Insurgents. A dispatch from Madrid states that the Spanish premier had telegraph ed Presid mt Mckinley that it was the wish of the Spanish government that Admiral Dewey occupy IioliO immediately and protect the Span iards there. Dewey with a strong naval force is now under way f. that city, and will reduce it at once. so orders state.
 Washington, 19.-Lste this after noon the state department gave out the reason why the peace commis sion had been postponed until Mon day, was to allow the Americans to Formulate a document which Spain will sign surrendering the PbI'ip- pines, and at the next meeting he Americans will tell the Splniards the price the United States will pay for the Philippines.
 Pana, Ills, Noy.-The negroes opened fire this morning from the shaft house on a party ot whilee, fatally wounding one. The city l. up in arms and the race war Is threatened to be more bloody than the South Carolina affair. Troops are coming in and artillery will be used to dislodge the entrenched negroes.
 Manila, Nov. 19.-Admiral Dewey has successfully raised two Spanish gunboats that were sunk May l. They will be repaired at the Cavite navy yard and added to the Ameri- can fleet. They are not badly rid dled and will be of much service in patrolling the harbors of the Phil ipPines.
 Paris, November 21-Senor Rios, chairman of the Spanish peace com mission, left the meeting this after noon, saying that be could proceed no further in the negotiations. This is looked upon as equivalent to fore ing the Americans to resume. hostil- ities again.
 Denver, Nov 2l.-Telegraphic and railroad communication with the east from this point is effectively blocked for the present on account of the severest blizzard and snow storms ever known to prevail in this section. The Rocky Mountain sec tion is completely isola' ed in con sequence.