New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
Nep91ork DAILY Gribrrat&
SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1898.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

roprrcS Most Of the ships Of the Key West
squadron sailed for Cuba to establish n,vfH
ede = The United States cruiser N"1 15 in'
captured the Spanish marchahl Tna American
Ventura off Key West. - me Alnc.ID,--
SQUADRON AT Hong Kong sailed loI MAJ h, s,,,te
ITn,fed states Minister Woodford ana ms nu.s
raached Paris after some exciting eApeii,Yn ~
a. Snain - Spain has made no rep! ~
england as 10 her intentions IN resaIu " IS
/ teering and one Of the Madrid neWSlap,t pie
she will not adhere to the Declaration "a trnn
- The American liner Paris sdileu - ~
southampton. and it IS believed tha' C op~i.
cruisers will try TO intercept her' oIe, Sacraes
CeneraI Rlanco revoked all the paclnc DEGREES
tssued in Cuba and declared the existence u "a "a
state of war - over 2UO passenHse -. ara'
Havana by the Ward Line steamer ool e'T IT,
which also carries 81 .26J.OD in soa' - -, i.S
ttarl< AIbatross was in collision on Tuesday VIZ
a steamer which disappeared anu - 'ircIes
foundered. and it is believed IN pns, ia the
at Falmouth. England that the ioS' Nes'e' -
United States cruiser Iopehd-
CONGRESS- houses adopted me con,
ference report on the Volunteer Army pll CO 90
she measure sent to the President -o,,ncnd
80. ,rha death Of Mr. Walthall was announcer
and an adjournment was taken IN respec. ~ ino
memory. - House The contested eec'aoi
cas-. of Patterson against Carmack was W
cidcd In favor or MT. CdiiHfOh' Wv
Der. ,.
DoMEsTIC.-President Mckinley issued
nroclamation declaring a blockade OF tne p..m -,
Sipa pors signed by the President and call for
100 600 men Is expected to-day. -. me !eSIi.
Fyee Lance was presented to the So, LOVE-. i'ti NJ,
Nv r Augustus Schermerhorn OF this ci.y'
= Richard Smith. Of THE Cinclnnatl ON
rnorcial Gazette" died at the age OF seHentS
seven - Adtutant-G General TilhnghasS sta .Sa
that NETWORKS quota Of SUN men toi t.,o
ARMY could easily be obtained from the Va
tional Guard. - General Waoe iooh I'm
mand of the troops at Tampa, Fla. where Near
ly 1000 men are IN camp a.
CITY.-William Hepburn and Charies NJ
Winant. indicted for completely IN the BROOK.
lyn bribery scandal. were arraigned In court
and pleaded not guilty to the charges
against them - Private recruiting move
ments were responded to by thousands OF young
men eager TO enlist for the war = Inc
Ajoedene. chartered by the New-York and cuba
Mail Steamship Company sailed TOT IA,
vana with a nig cargo. including two rortlnea
cars for the Spanish troops. - The Boaro Oh
E,stimate decided that all city employees WHO
enlisted should receive their salaries WhlIe III
the service OF the Government - Repre-
sentatiyes of a number Of the principal Wooiieh
manufacturers and dealers in the United states
met at the Wool Exchange and formed an asso-
citation to protect their mutual interests - =,
The anniversary OF the departure or the oth
Regiment for the front In the Civil war was
celebrated by the presentation OF new colors 10
the regiment - Stocks were strong ana duIi.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Cloudy with showers. The temperature yester-
day: Highest, GS degrees: lowest. AZ; average
6SA.