The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-04-07


~ hi ana has that the president and members
uld occ,,n efa at cabinet now regard a conflict
aces NJ Sn,jn ms almost inevitable. In
ny ana tbo Message to congress which. in all
- or Police y ability. will be sent in next Mon
ID or tor not eah and certainly early next week, it
lie by Canin nderaood that the president will
business man DOS W. at some length the record as
er died in T. ,pds between this government
~ Two Years Spain hut will not insist upon
ba Int BLACK Fiji her time in which to continue ne
published - mo atoms booking 10 a peaceful sou-
hg the years - of the Cuban problem. The cabi-
meeting yesterday morning was
- u, Iorlnery mh uesti0nably the most important
hooi own in many years. 1t received
lie Jaraous ms answer to the ultimatum of
price. This sS government. and finding ii I'M
~ is in demgni sfactOry practically decided upon
'Iie state blcy which at this hour seems GER
anne building to involve hostilites. The whole
llo'ti at AI,s rf will be laid before congress and
q ' lite ICE house gueStion is now under considera
snread,n1 Pre- Of what shall be the particular
he hotel r, a. b of our policy in bringing to an
neat End the Horrors I'm Cuba
lion have hO, securing the independence of the
ina DeadwoS nd Propositions ranging from
at DeadwOd pie recognition of Cuban independ-
W W." lie 10. to a straight out declaration Of
n CHI, Ne have been urged at the capitol
there is hardly n doubt that the
Ority Of congress await the eXecll-
,bt lead before taking action and is
lied ~ Ds X la posed to support Mr.. McKinleys
lille bnntn~ .eson on this point 1t is thought
y discharged any of the resolutions. excep;
, II boat and kSbly simple recognition of indie
us aDdoma ntence would lead TO war.
,'i'entS' Tie There were, of course. all sorts OF
OF pneune morx in oiro,,,o.io,, ,,,,,,,,,.,
~ rS of mediation by some European
u, , ea'eW verS but no such suggestion has
aa Doiu y! mei0 this government. for. as late as
no a, VI O'Clock, in response 10 II direct queS-
oo, .e!in' on Assistant Secretary Day said that
. INC ere mad been no offer Of mediation
ndS ~ -. any foreign government. One mem
,tlrt, 'He OF Tie cabinet in speaking of the
9 hi %''u Dil !" ceilings spoke substantially rs fol
~ pi"'e WIS: I'm the morning ii was appar-
49,, 10 all or us that. having exhausted
itn an :" All Diplomatic Efforts
likely 10 bring about better condition of at
Were dig. us IN Cuba, and they having failed
ant, when whole question must be submitted
ana they congress. AT our afternoon meet
so deep me president requested each mem
out IN Vi the cabinet to express freely his
out ON. HVldlal opinion to what should
telr eX zone. The discussion was entire
Oh the lines Indicated by the men,
Howard s' Nothing definite was decided
held at pon ami no conclusions reached.
ar loads ne president Will now take the views
one. de- uomitted to him under consideration
rmatjOh preparatory 20 his message to con-
I allege eSs' which will he sent early next
public ecK' President Mckinley has done
dicti0n. great deai OF work recently and APP
ed and ears pretty well fatigucd. Conse.
ants to ehuy he Will take some little rest
nd hI.
aesSage He has not yet determined
at An apoh what recommendation will he
,onkaa Vn!huhlcated to congress. My own
nut on IaiVldual opinion is that but little
that S altn can be put in promises made by
,odata 'talh' and this makes me hesitate
nor n soou, accepting with any confidence
Some er latest proposals. Broadly there
~ ax appears to be
Big Three Courses Omen
Inner tn the president in dealing further
> N'ul this matter The first of these
~ accept the proposals submitted
Dhea ~ spain III reply to the American rep
reaa nseh'atlons, the second to relegatc
'"r nne Whole matter to congress and let
sors Hat oody do as it sees proper-which
iuai hink would mean intervention
III p u' thirdly. to take middle stand.
f S b puL as said before, nothing has yet
Il' S eeh determined upon by the presI-
pr pen,, or If he has reached n decision.
H..
The OerS Of the cabinet
III les reference was made by Spain
ns " me Maine matter in the reply she
ne eni through Minister Woodford She
h a unaue no offer to pay for the loss but
IusSeSled that the matter be settled
II w arbitration. So far as | recall she
d oApresSed no regret for the sad oc-
8 ulIence, and the whole thing was re-
: TT%.iued as cold -booded statement"
. s e second session of the cabinet last
, eu from o'clock till 500
The Issue Has Been Made
ne spanish minister was in confer.
ait win Judge Day for some time.
shough there was the strictcst re-
Nv as to what had occurred ii can
S., stated positively that the United
t"s submitted no further PROPOSE
f hons, nor did the Spanish minister Of
All, anything which changed the stu
isaU Un OF affairs. Both sides regard the
~'ae as made M, with no likelihood Of