The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
MADRID ANXIOUS.
A pavors p~pcnsc-Thc Mission To inc
psurgcnt Camp.

psurgcnt Camp
,.,,D Nsrl lS-6.SO Il. M.-Goyern-
fp.nmafic circles are anN-
No.. o,,,e,tir developments ut Wash
lnston. whence ~" o1.'''''o
~, re nesn receive to-day.
The Cabinet 'tWcu u sle'lns ~ u's
cuss the expected sp'''I 5'1,''
Z 10 elect life senat, ~. sortbror,
parliamentary dets
Ting session. "a All circles are
Inv 49," ,....,i,, g. expectation OF the
exc - a.. ,istt of u.C insurgent camp
h issui' Va t.st,rcrs - the insular gov
~ ~ Rv most pc, V'e the mission Is
es"Dis.s - f,rlorn n. -, ana the gen
orsl nublic anticipate e. ..t..
MI Is asserted o. sooo a 'l..li..,
,.v ,hat the mission to - t-s',,N
csnno is limited 90 an out -. -.
cent chiefs 10 recognize I'm, .,ftcr
Grades in the future insuli - 60,
Sc ,y,tbdrawal Of the So enlsh ores
from cuba. (which will n .il"'h -.
,he nrotectorate OF Spain W. ~ 4" eO'0'
nor rreferrcntially CIVILIAN. -. A.. 30.
II Is said that Parliament a' Du1 ~ -
SAMPLE will sanction this arr'n IT,
- N-The Cabinet C0unt ", al,eI
reading qhc last dispatch rec ~
senor Gullon. the Foreign Minis 'eI' ~
rnIral Rermejo. Minister Of Mari lo' an
TSeufenant-Genera Correo, Mini SUI %
war. approved the speech iroL : ''0
{ throne as drafted -, ,,,srn
increases and there is q correspon uiis
rise OF exchange. go
ToNDON. APRIL 1s-Thc Madrid corr eS-
i nondent OF the Daily Mail, telegraph UE
At 10 o'clock Monday evening, says
During the gay the outlook has hecon W
much worse and very gloomy views ar
Il generally entertained. y few persons
more optismtic than the majority rus
that in a few days time the preFa'nns
tension may be lessened. IL Is the general
belIef however. that a rupture is immi-
Il nent. $3.50.
the Cabinet Council met at o'clock
This afternoon. The session lasted three
hours Senior Sagasta, the Premier sub
+ .nitted a draft OF the speech from the
throne It's tenor is not precisely known.
though Il makes an appeal 10 the highest
4 patriotism OF the nation.
II summarizes the international pro-
blem and points out that Spain has al
ways presented an accommodating 'front.'
IN everything which did not diminish her
Il sovereignty. though she only agreed 10
A grain a cessation of hOsti,ities in Cuba
| when the Pope made MS request and the
powers joined I'm counsehng II.
The speech from the throne appeals to
the Spanish people 20 rally around the
young king. save the country and TO
grant TO the government everything
which may be necessary and urgent 10
defend the national honor and integrity
The Cabinet to-day discussed various
/ dispatches relating 20 the cuban question
and the attitude Of the United States.
Senior Moret. Secretary for the Colo
/ MES read a dispatch from General
Blanco containing unfavorable news with
regard TO the attitude Of the Cuban re-
/ bells. II seems that when the American
4 Senate commenced the discussion of the
| resolution for Cuban independence the
4 rebels abandoned their intention of yield
| ing 90 Spain In return for broader
4 measure OF autonomy. and there is gem
eral popular distrust here as 70 any out
| come of the negotiations with the rebeis.
News regarding the progress of events
| in America Is anxiously awaited but In
! any case the government will maintain
| firm attitude and will act energetically.