Evening journal., 1898-07-26
A CARLTST EXODUS.
Followers Of the Pretender
Leaving Spain.
PEACE APPARENTLY STILL REMOTE.
Vague RumOrs of Impending Negotiations.
Miss schiey Not Received at Spanish
Court-carlist Deputy at Bilbao
Arrested-Internal Troubles.


Miss schiey Not Received at Spanish
Court-Carlist Deputy at Bilbao
Arrested-InternaI Troubles.
LONDON. July 2G.-The Madrid cor
respondent Of The Standard says:
There is still an endeavor to keep
alive the impression that something is
going on behind the scenes in the di-
rection Of peace, but the prevalent idea
Is that the war will continue until the
fall Of Manila and the invasion OF Porto
Rico. Peace is impossible until there
is more unanimity in Spain with re-
gard to the necessary sacrifices of ter
ritory The ministers, having arrived
at an understanding will await the
march Of events. A cabinet crisis has
been averted for the time being.
Those who succeed the present cabi-
net will certainly be obliged ere long to
ask the country TO submit terms pro-
foundly repugnant 20 the national
pride. The prospect Of intermediary
cabinets is marred by the loyal and cor
rect attitude Of General Poiavieja, who
declined TO become the instrument OF
politicians eager to create a third
party"
3D. The Madrid correspondent Of The
Times, noting the great increase in
Carlist activity, says
IAN the leading members of the party
have left Madrid. Senor Mella. the dep
uty who caused an uproaI at one of the
closing sittings of the chamber by a
biblical quotation about female rulers,
is going abroad on the other hand,
some influential Carlists repudiate any
Illegal action, and the best authorities
In the monarchical parties are also OF
opinion that there is no danger of a
rising at present. since few Spaniards
are willing to increase the nations ca
lamities by plunging the country into
the horrors OF civil war
"Senor Sagasta has promised to
diminish so far as possible the incon-
veniences OF press censorship. The
ministry still declines information as to
the peace question and some days may
elapse before anything definite isknown.
Whatever results there may be, the
public is beginning to recognize that
the government has been less inactive
than was generally supposed and has
greatly strengthened its moral position
by it's success in bringing the country
10 accept the situation and TO see the
necessity for peace"
A special dispatch from Rome says
the pope has communicated to the pow
ers peace proposals that he considers
acceptable to both Spain and the Unit
cd States-namely. American anneXa-
tion Of Cuba and Porto Rico, the resu-
tuition Of the Philippines To Spain and a
commercial treaty giving Spain excep-
tiOn1l advantages i'm the colonies sur
rendered
The Daily ChEonlcle this morning
claims TO know positively that no peace
negotiations of any sort have occurred
between the American and Spanish gov
ernmonts. The Daily Chronicle says:
Spain has made no approaches and
apparently does not mean to yet. It is
understood that the Spanish govern
nient is stll hopeful of being able to
organize a European concert against
the Unlted States"
The Madrid correspondent of The Dali
ly Telegraph says:
"An American lady. said to be Com
modore Schey's daughter, has arrived
here. but neither the queen regent nor
any responsible parsonage will receive
her. She will probably be requested to
depart at the earliest possible date"
Presumably the American lady re-
ferred to is Miss Jessie Schley, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Charles Schley of Milwaukee,
cousin of Commodore Schley. Miss
Schley IS a member Of the Paris Peace
society and went to Madrid with the in
tention Of interceding with the queen
regent and Senior Sagasta, after which
she purposed to proceed to Washington
for an interview with President McKin-
ley. Her course has been disavowed by
her father. who had written her to re-
turn TO Milwaukee Immediately.