The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-27
Y[cTER OF REVOLUTION.
.,rrx REGENT AND saGASTA IN
TERROR OF UPRISING.
s.h General. Now Absolute Mas
.~r. ut Naarid-Mffitary Pronuu-
S..meato Nay Come Any Day
The Army - Openly Hostile.

r.upfp. Jaly THE situation l. "a
=. rrstsea. thar az any r@std0s t!iGe
- 80 va t.ss,sE. On ne surface Ems
1919 irl!Tzesgaee % AL classes ~ tfae
- 70 .es uasbsnas r-TasferS sesrrss 20
g-.tr.e SOFA entertainments. popular
.s-s,s4rrsats ana bgiIaghjs go On as ule--
= se .ver. l1e this apparent apathy l.
So ss.g.-f.e.a. The slightest incident
- :, any moment precipitate a crisis
= -.sguge tHe eouUtry into revolution
=. rAgs wn.ch reacnet here Tuesday. q
- .x,.,f.5o-ra-r- " the departure " Wat
-. ssaaaYoa j. regarded a. a definite
"a .t ), Yse1. - that expedition. and cauzss
- f1nu.aasa re!4.t To f7e Spanish cabinet.
-. GoFs = 1clerdlng tae sea ports cor
,a.ss aa1 tso transports with troops and
e,sty gune arrived yesterday a. the Gang
slss
A. a. var effectively or 70 conclude peace.
"a. asesf4on u ths wa Il thrown tnto the
background ~ ~ Ufgs ary - GtnastlC Co.4-
vibrations and by measures % avert a
rgtary orunciamento. hacked by a
aooalar 0prls. q The specter o. rev3lu-
ron has noGsef.tarlp restrained tes Car
ests e. ftie northern provinces. DGt bas
fafe.G @skasta ~ pat h.s Gaois 'rus, 81 the
lsAgors ~ enc army. tn generals are now
.s@5.4teIs masters a. Aadri8. AMI are Ike
s ID ca4t aside Sagazta. a. they have no
,a-tatT Us. :1r hSD.
IT, artillery is the most democratic. as
sal - i1- most efficient aTauea 81 the
ratary eersjea. and has always been early
l. taking So active part IN any republican
uoseineGt 10 0yerturu a dynasty roa4v
ise entire artilery force % the garrison Of
Aa1..G j. openly hostile 70 the govern
msn; sad i ordered 20 fir- or the people
xas,d eertainly refuge 10 DO 50 and would
ffz.erHlze with the insur gents Sever4i
nfaGlsy regiments. when the cu3@Es casey
sF.sss. arc atso ready 10 follow The example
q the artillery.
nc l;rafTeCtlon Of the army increases
IA by 4aY. officer ~ every grad accuse
~ ministry OF inCapacity lH cuuduct!e. x
tn gar, and charge them above AL w.th
e-.minal neglect IN failing 10 suppis fhn
ssetago force with food ana a1nuu4ult.t.a.
0sa Po!IVlcia, thoroughly honest. loyal
s9id'er ~ the old school whose devotion
g lh~ queen TcEens - beyond regroaeh h.
AaA a4- long conference with the queen.
gasss;a ana the leaders % the opposition
P9.4ye..s S the last hope az the dynasty.
Ta.s olJut nut genial soldier s,ll retains
ce-talu influence With the army. but
these who ought 20 know besi say IA,
saeH Tie time comes he car pp NOR. stem
Is popular tide than could Marshal Ru-
Ffand save Prevented the Paris revolution
o i>+s fIpT5s sweeping away Louis Philippe
Not daY passes without the emperor
- Aastria exrrtiGg his strong personal In
faeAr~ Rith the queen regent urging her
70 make peace Al once. no matter a. what
81 rif7t fer. in his opinion tho only sal
ys'!on II the dynasty depends upon her
sA3;y 20 10 80, and he point out ihAt th,
3sases peace h. delayed 70 much the more
ls'enss will be the Internal explosion which
a hf fea! danger - thr dynasty
The queen iS mos' anxious 10 1c: ug,or
t. cfaIeyuF's advice. and her great hone
"a ! la LEILA wll succeed IN obtaining
y assent o. IN. army 20 permit the css III
y make such direct offers ~ peace -
sfhnRtoo aH woulj he acceptable There.
&xslethcr po'avieta VIII hs 4bte - rxer,
II eoessAfy Influence with the military
- 9r not * considered more than
tst,fuf
p make to outlook mo-a dismal {. is
ia"u that in splts ~ exHlj-.. official de-
ssiE. 'epuhAsau aseont"ne les spreading :,
t7 alarming extent !n Cocloya. Xalcn. a.
kafc'a and iluelva