Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-13
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 capital for years as was experienced thIs morning. Doors of the Senat, chamber were smashed and window
 were broken by the surging, bowling mob trying to get inside. Mis- Evangelina Cisneros, the CubaI
 heroine, whose sensational escap, from a Cuban prison is still fresh ir the minds of all, was lifted bodily by the crowd and pushed insidt through a window.
 Bayoune, France, April 6.-Spair will spring a great surprise on the United States within a day or two The torpedo flotilla reported at the Cape Verde islands coaling a day ol two since, Is not there at all, and was not at the time of the report lt Is much nearer the American coast than United States official: think. That country must look out for some startling developments The departure of the Vizcaya and Oquendo from Havana harbor was for the purpose of meeting this
 1otills and acting ss convoy to it.
 Washington, April 6.-The most intense excitement prevails through. out the city over the postponement of the Presidents message. The public has been worked up to the highest pitch of expectancy over this event, and the failure to present it 10 Congress today, as promised has caused all sorts of wild rumors to be started. It is given out off. cially that the delay Is in order to get all Americans out of Cuba, but very few Of the crowds which assem- ble on the streets believe this. It is said that there is a hitch between Congress and the administration which is the real cause for delay. 1t is also said that the message will be held back till next Monday.
 Washington, April 6, l2 m.-The President expresses the deepest solicitude and anxiety in regard tc the safety of Consul General Lee and other Americans in Havana, and is delaying his message until he gets a cable from General Lee that all Americans are aboard American yes sells and have left the island. This is expected by 2 o'clock, but until Il comes he will not let the message go.
 Havana, April 6.-An outbreak here against Americans Is hourly Many Americans have already gone aboard ships this morning for safety. Consul Brice, at Matanzas, wires to Consul Gen ersl Lee that be cannot longer pro - tect Americans at that place, as a panic prevails, and the Spanish pop ulace is wild.
 London, April 6.-The London Chronicle this morning says that a Spanish warship is prowling off the coast of Queenstown, iD the track of American vessels with the evident intention of bouncing on them just as soon as war is declared.
 Washington, April 6, 1l:30 a. m.- A cable message has just been received at the State Department from Consul General Lee stating that he will leave Havana for ths United States today.
 Washington, April 6.-TelegIams received this afternoon from Fl vana are of a very alarming nature. still in Cuba are reported to be in great peril. If the riots the Flying Squadron will be ordered at once from Hampton Roads to Cuba.
 Rome, April 6.-Unwonted activ- ty is noticeable today at the Vati- can. The Pope is in constant com with the Queen Regent of Spain and President Mckinley. It is said that he IS arranging plan which wilt satisfy the United States and will also save the honor of Spain.
 London, April 6. A telegram from Madrid says that the Queen Regent, n person, through the German am in Madrid, today, made a of peace to Minister Woodford. The terms of the propo> ,itiun are not stated.
 Havana. April 6. - The govern nent steamers Mangrove and Bache eft this port this afternoon loaded lown with escaping Americans The .wo vessels were unable to carry all who applied for passage. and it will probably be severals days before all ,an get away. The most intense excitement prevails here oyer the tiotous conditions which exist.
 New York, April 6.-Every news paper in this city has bulletins out announcing that Consul General Lee has been formally recalled from Havana this morning.
 Key West, April 6.-The cruiser Cincinnati went ashore in the middle ot the barbor this morning. Tugs gre at work trying to get her of. It is not thought that she is dam aged any.
 Washington, April 6.-l0 a. m.- The report comes from the White House that the message will not be -eady till 1 o'clock.
 Washington, April 6, 2 p. m.-' There will be DO message sent to Congress today. So it has just been in the Senate. The Pres dent insists that Americans must irst be gotten out of Cuba.
 Washington, April 6.-The Senate vas in executive session this after loon. At its close Senator Davis stated that the President, in view of sdvices received from General Lee, iId not consider the lives of Ameri- :ans In Cuba safe if his message was sent in today. For that reason, 1t would be withheld and might, possibly, be postponed tIll Monday. By the latter date, Consul General Lee thought that all Americans on the island can be safely transferred to the United States, but not sooner, be thought.
 Washington, April 6.-Speaker Reed brought the house to a hush with single blow of his gavel at the opening of the session thls after noon. The blind chaplain in sim pie but fervid and impressive prayer called upon Almighty God to guide the members of the house so their actions and deliberations might meet with divine approval. At 2:15