Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-31
SPAIN is MAKING WRY FACES.
But it is Possible that The Ministry viii Yield
as the Only Way Lef.
SPAIN ASKS "a HOURS MORE TIME.



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ministers, I'll Liberal publishes what In
generally considered an accurate ac-
count of the interview. ..tveen Gen
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Woouioiu ah" iieii'iei oasas'" anu
Foreign Minister Gullon.
According to Ell Liberal Gen. Wood
,o,.a haa,r h,, a.r,os,,,, a,,,a,,irg nm tho
friendly ana pacihc disposition OF nus
government and the desire of the
limited States for peace.
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like preparations and attitude OF the
American Congress, but Gen. Wood
ford explained TINT they aimed only
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at defensive measures III case VI
SPANS being the aggressor.
sAGASTA soIrIRMs
Gen. woodrow stated that ne had
full power to make proposals, but not
IN make engagements outside of his
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INSTRUCTIONS ne ''ieii '''''eu INC ''e"S
OF the American government on the
Maine affair, making a suggestion which
Premier Sagasta pronounced lnadinis-
sible Then the question OF arpitra-
ton was discussed.
Gen. Woodford showed the concliia-
tory disposition IN regard 10 the ques-
ton of relief for the distressed Cubans.
Spain does not object to cooperation
with the United states, provided no i'm
plicit intervention or oniciai demon-
stration be Implied.
Finally Gen. woodrow proposed
Americas plan for fastening the pacifi-
cation Of Cuba, the first step being an
armistice. This led him TO discuss with
the Spanish ministers the situation OF
the Spanish army and volunteers, the
duration of the armistice, the means
to negotiate with the insurgents. the
concessions spain Woulu MAKE, ahu the
course TO De pursued IN the eseht OF me
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