New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
Nem21rrk DAILY Gibn,t&
THURSDAY. APRIL :, 1893.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Rumors of discussions III me
Spanish Cabinet were denied By Premier Sa-
gasta: the Cabinet held meeting. ana IL was
officially stated that affairs have taken nio.s
pacific turn; the family Of Minister Woodford
started for France: the Queen Regent IS SAID 10
have taken direction Ct affairs into her own
hands. Several steamers sailed for CUBA
10 bring away Americans before conIllc' oc
ours the steamer MasCotte carried from Havana
20 Key West nnety-six people. includins many
Americans The Hamburg American
Steamship Company will establish a fortniShtiY
service between New-York and Eastern Chln3
- The African mail steamship Dahomey
went ashore at Ho!yhead: the crew ana pas
sengers were saved by the rocket line and life
buoys. There IS rush OF sold-seekNrs
from the Antipodes 10 the klondike: large
party reached Honolulu on March 20 ifom Au
stralia There Is general opposition III
Japan 10 British occupation or Wei-Hal-N el
4. is thought that the place may be garrsoned
by japanese troops under controi OF h f I'm
Canadian Pacific Railroad were reelected at a
meeting held in Montreal.
CONGRESS-Cireat crowds assembled In both
houses in expectation of hearing the Presiden.
Cuban message read. and much disappointment
was shown when II was learned that IL had been
withheld. --- Senate: 4 brief executive SEES
sion was he'd and debate on the Sundry CYL
bill was continued. ---- House The Army ne
organization bill was considered.
DOMESTIC.-President Mckinley decided not
to send his Cuban Message TO Congress untii
Monday, on account of representations from
an Cuba would be imperilled by its appearance;
there is said TO be a possibility that concesslons
from Spain may render ii unnecessary to seno
It in at ALL some Impotence over the delay was
manifested In Congress, but the PRESIDENT
reasons were generally accepted. -- me Am
bassadors and Ministers in Washington or the
European Powers have agreed on joint note
rendering their good Offices to MAINTAIN peace
between the United States and Spain. -- Inc
work Of preparing Hampton Roads for sYs-
tenn Of submarine mines in case OF war was
continued. The conference Of Republican
Representatives who have been faNoring I'M
mediate action as to Cuba did not meet last
night owing to the developments Of the day
= Public receptions at the White House
have been discontinued for the present because
The President has no time 10 spare, FOR them
= A volcanic eruption was reported 10 he
feared from Mount St Helens. Washingto on
= The examination Of Campbell W. Adams
State Engineer, was continued before the Canal
Commission.
CITY-Mayor Van Wyck was elected presi-
dent of the Holland Society. -- Inc spring
parade of the eth Regiment was held at the
armory the regiment being reviewed by Major
General Roe --- Herbert G. Nichols acknowl-
edged in the Centre Street Police Court that he
had enbezzled nearly $1,000 from the firm or
Henry w King & Co. % Chicago. --- The
list of changes AMI appointments made by the
New York East Conference OF the Methodist
church which ended its sessions In Brooklyn.
was made public - Stocks were strong at
the close.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for TO-DAY
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest. 3"
degrees: lowest. 2S; average. 3iis