The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-11
THE DAY IN AI1
Il :
It Mas Very Quiet 49,
Special Incidsst
COMMENTS We Z OF THE spAXlsp !,
Some Of the Papers s.. 4,
Spain in ArmIs.lss
OTHERS CRY OUT "Btrt,,
Ei Liberal Says Il MAJ .
Delay the Rcckon,n. Ass|
pnrcinl Is SIN Ws.,'.

Madrid, April 1o.-tMldalsAt,. H
hour only small groups Of s,,...,
main in the streets. The yIcIp,t, \
eral Woodford's residence ana 4. \
States legation has been 49,.
now.
Madrid. April 1o.--At ii ~.
evening Senior capedepon, m,ul,,., !.
interior, issued a circular 10 i, !,
giving an account of the arml,,,s.
he explained had been arranged I, n
quest OF the pope and under the ee,;j
the great powers, and which. win. I
the honor and militay dignity Z, \
preserves her rights in the (,r,s
TILES.
United States Minister Woodiors
conference last evening with Seoor 4
minister of foreign affairs. erprss1]
satisfaction with the arrangemsDs
spite the bellicose talk of opposlllo,
revolutionary and nti-dynasty psus
the cafe gossip, a quiet indifference \
servable IN Madrid.
The day has passed quietly and N
special incident. Enormous crowds
to and coming from the bull iiFtt \
within easy sight of General Wuoi2
house.
Large reinforcements OF civil \
were posted about the Bank Of Smb
other public buildings in view ii ~
disturbances.
The Epoca CONSERVATIVE will Iii,
ing approve the resolution Of TIE n
ment "conceding a prudential truce
petition of the pope and powers, ID
that by so doing the question has nN
concluded. and that Spain is LEFT Ii Il
ter position for subsequent events.
Ell Liberal says: Spain yields oil
the voice of united Europe and not
United States. Europe will now IN
Spain should the United Estates m,a
to aid the insurrection. Spain Is stu
than ever"
Ell Liberal, in highly sepsatioul
Gle, says: The government has d
a blank form which others will III [
Spain yields everything to the yds
Europe, yet the viva crucis tthe ward
CROSSE is only beginning. The culki
note shows that SPANS surreDdf
serve as basis of new negotiitl
will issue the necessary guarlil
for the establishment Of normallr
Cuba"
El Liberal plaintively says 1t 9 ~
sible for Spain TO avoid, a feeling q Y
ly sadness" Still it advises the peapA
remain quiet. as perhaps Europe
exact concessions from America ana
any way, defer the RECKONING dAy,
El Impartial independently TN
,lashes the government for aftei1
hat 1t would not grant an unsolid
o the rebels. yielding to brutt
when it refused to yield to the 49,
luence and fatherly counsels ct nsl
We do not know foreigneres 0p'l
The governments surfHndsr,
but the bcurse salutes
| rise. With the deepest sadness
he manifest incapacity Of the pressul
and remembering also lnh
ernal peace is highly In danger, We
proclaim the following conditions li ~
airy for honor; A twcnty-day trus
he rebels, submission and the con
ration of our naval forces at Cuh
he truce lapses without s result
easeless war against the rebep
galnst the United Statcs.'
El Pals (rcpublicanl. under heiat
UGH as "a Great Betrayal and
old, says: THE present outbnnu
parish Indignation resomble eledh
harges, II tho government sounded .
pinion IL would find out what CYL ~
in this and what Judas, II y
etrayer or several, have sold
linking the Spaniards are elinucri'
i'm know he is mistaken.
El Pals draws picture o. 2 y
roup gathering about an orator y
iing them: their passions are iu'i
me one raises the cry "Viye Ia n2
lie flag reproduced and the ontnuAs
follows 1t. Whittier
lows?' says FL Pals, and answers;
ips to settle accounts with the peus
SPANS honor"
El Globo (liberaD stoutly delcnn
'licy of The government In granusi
mlstice for the sake Of .peace. ~
'oid rupture with the Unitca Y
ne paner says the armistice u ~ y
sparaglng to the military prespn
'ain and supports the policy o..
oret and G,illon. whose W.
Notwithstanding the dltsy
the situation in the colonial ~
IN combinations