Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-14
TURMOIL IN SPAIN
War is Regarded As Inevitable
Queen Regent Unpopular -Revo-
luton is Imminent.
SPAIN WILL NOT LEAVE CUBA
Switzerland Decides Not to Mix in Trouble
Enthusiastic Greeting to United
States Troops-soldiers Will Be
Transferred from Arizona.

Madrid, April 14.-According to dis
| patch this afternoon from Madrid. ther
was big revolutionary demo nstratiol
in Valencia yesterday evening.
| Large crowds assembled, the red fla,
waved and the ''Marsailles" was sung
The police dispersed the people and cap
tured the red flag.
The Situation In Spain.
The newspapers here regard war Il
inevitable. The last dispatches from
Washington have created profound
excitement throughout Spain. The
Spaniards protest against the ''odious
imputation'' that Spanish officers arc
responsible for the loss of the Maine.
1t is asserted, that proof can be shown
that no torpedoes were ever laid in Ha-
vana harbor. The Official Gazette to-
morrow will publish decree, organic
ing national subscription to increase
the Spanish fleet.
Weyler to the Front
The opposition press is endcavorng tC
bring General Weyler to the front as a
champion of the cause of the revolution
under the guise of the savior of national
honor. Even newspapers, which, since
his return from Cuba, have violently de-
nounced him, are now lauding the lfor-
mer captain-general as the one man who
can save the nation.
Revolt In Madrid Imminent.
General Weyer arrived here today
apparently called by the government
He considers war with the United States
inevitable, The feeling in Madrid is
stronger than ever. All parties are
uniting against the government and
the sinister references to "the Aus
trian," which means that the queen re-
gent, who never has been popular in
Madrid, is rapidly falling into increased
disfavor.
Today's issue of the Pals was contis-
Gated and copies of the paper were only
obtained surreptitiously.
Cabinet Council Held.
A cabinet council, at which the queen
regent presided, was held this after
noon.
The cabinet council decided to reopen
the Spanish parliament Wednesday next
instead of April rs. The queen regent
signed the national subscription decree
to Increase the navy.
Good for Them
Havana-All is quiet today.
Whistling for Courage.
London, April According to
special from Madrid today, Spanish
cabinet minister declared in an inter-
view. "Shoud President Mckinley noti-
fy Spain to evacuate Cuba, this govern
ment will Immediately and emphatically
refuse and will add that it is fully pre-
pared to take the consequences.
Switzerland Sensible.
Berne, April 14.-The suggestion made
IN yesterday by the national council
chat the bundesrath consider whether it
,ould not offer to mediate between the
United States and Spain was unani-
nously rejected today by the bundles
'ath.
Greeting to the Twenty fifth
Infantry.
Nashville, Tenn, April 14.-If any
loubt existed regarding the warlike I
ceiling of the residents of Illinois, In
llama and Tennessee it would have been
wept away by the reception given to
he Twenty-fifth infantry, as 1t passed |
long. AT every town, on every street
rossing and on depot platforms, men
waved their arms in frantic token of ap-
roval and in most instances seconded
heir gestures by yells. In the larger
owns, where the train stopped, the
rowds piled SO closely in upon the cars
hat II WAC i'm nosSih hla for tho on1dioro fo !
cave the train at all.
The regiment Is expected to arrive in
hattanooga at 3 o'clock today. The