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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-14

authority of the island Thus. in Havana, General Ludlow will be Governor of the city, but answerable to General Lee, the Governor of the province of Havana, who in turn will be answerable to Major Gen. eral Brooke, the Governor of the island.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-14

the Daily News, upon vigorous measures to suppress any such attempt; and if necessary a state of siege will be pro- claimed in Paris, In which event General Zurlnden the Military Governor, will not have the command.
 Violated Federal Banking Laws.
 OMAHA. Dec RE. A. Reimers and
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-05
Martial Law Declared Throughout
the Province Of Valencia and a
Cabinet Crisis Imminent.
SIMPSONS FLEET HAS
SAILED FROM KEY WEST.
II Is Believed Some Important Move
81 Is 90 De Made Lee Made Major
General-No Word Prom
Commodore Dewey.

Dewey's dispatch boat has reached
Mirs bay, near Hong Kong.
Disturbances continue in Porto Rico.
The cruiser New Orleans has been at
tached TO the flying squadron.
SIMPSONS feet has filed all coal bunk.
ers and has sailed again from Key West.
The British consul at Santiago de
Cuba shoots into a mob. killing one
spaniard and serious trouble may re.
suit.
President Mckinley makes General
Fitzhugh Lee a major general in the
army.
President Dole tenders 10 the United
States the Hawaiian islands for use in
the war with Spain.
Riot occurred at Talavera, Spain. Cars
were burned and houses set on Are.
Siege has been declared at Gijon
Martial law declared throughout Wa.
lenciA province.
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AN IMPORTANT MOVE.
Many of SIMPSONS Fleet coaiInE Do
some Great strik..


Many Of sanp.on's Fleet coailpE Tor
Some Great striks.
New York, May A special to The
Tribune from Key West. via Tampa
says:
Indications here point to an important
move by part Of the North Atlantic
squadron at an early day. Rear Admir-
al SIMPSONS feet has arrived TO coal.
They are the flagship New York. the
Indiana, the Iowa, the Cincinnati, the
Detroit, the Mayhower and the Marble
head II seems unlikely that 20 few YES
sells would have been left 10 maintain
the blockade were II not desired TO have
the strongest boats in condition to re-
main for some time away from the base
Of supplies
The Puritan has been here for several
days, bus Is understood to be in readi.
ness 20 sail
The Amphitrite took on coal last
week, going to the Cuban coast on Sat
ur'lay IL will not be necessary for the
Terror to come in as she was eoAled soy.
cral days ago. She was anchored near
the Cuban shore and the coal was low
cred from a schooner. II is not difficult
to On a monitors bunkcrs this way in
a quiet sea, her deck being so low.
Admiral Sampson has received mum.
bcr Of messages from Washington and
his officers and men are more than anx.
ious for an opportunity to do something.
There Is a belief that some Of the ships
will b. utilized In covering the landing
Of the army, the marine and the Red
Cross supplies Matarkas Ia generally
regarded a. the most likely place for
I this, both on account Of the deep har.
Dor aud because Of the distress there
among the roconcentrados The Red
Gross ship State OF Texas Is still here
awaiting orders and so Is the Panther
with nearly 200 marines.
The Vickshurg. which arrived ON Sun.
day from Norfolk, was In tremendous
storm OIL Hattens, losing boatswain
overheard.
10 Is reported that the Iowa Is 70 BE-
detached from the North Atlantic squad.
ron to join the flying squadron. She is
taking deck load OF coal In addition 10
1900 tons she carried In her bunkers.
She had 200 or 800 tons when she mr.
rived. She would hardly have come IN
for coal u She were 20 stay on blockade
duty, and IL seems likely therefore she
is going considerable distance. The
New York aud the Indiana are also TAX.
ing ON deck loads Of coal. II will b q
simple matter to cover the landing Of
troops without the aid Of the battleships
aud the flagship.
Tho torpedo boat Cushing has gone 10
join the fleet, her machinery being In
fine trim aeain. The winslow also has
rcurlc o. hcr station.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-05
La MAIoR GENERAL.

The President Appoint. Him Along with
Other. 10 Govern oar Troops
Washington, May 3-The president
has sent these nominations 20 the scn.
ate:
To be major generals
Bngadier Geneml Joseph G Brockln.
ridge inspector general United States
army.
Brigadier General Elwell 5 Otis
Brigadier General John c Coppiu.
ger.
Brigadier General William r. Shat.
ter.
Brigadier General William II. Ora.
ham.
Brigadier General James T. Wade
Brgadier Genefal Henry G Merriam.
James n Wilson Of Delaware.
Fitzhugh Lee Of Virginia
w. J. Sewell Of New Jersey.
Joseph Wheeler Of Alabama.
The following colonies to brigadier
generals:
Thomas VI. Anderson.
Charles Compton.
Abraham Arnold
John s. Poland.
Simon Snyder
John @. Bates
Andrew 5 Burt
Hamilton S. HawkinA
Royal I. Frank.
Jacob 7. Kent
Samuel +. Sumner.
Francis Gunthor.
Guy V. Henry.
John l. Rogers.
Louis H. Carpenter.
Samuel p. NJ. Young.
John NJ. Bacon.
Edward b. williamson.
The following lieutenant coloucls to
be brigadier generals;
Henry w. Lawton.
George NJ Randall.
Theodore Schwan.
William Ludlow.
Adna X. Chatter
George W. Davis
Alfred +. Bates
Colonel Charles Patrick Eagan 20 b.
commissary general of Substance with
rank Of brigadior general.
Daniel w Wurizbaugh Of Texas,
Watt Cluyius Jr Of Louisiana and
Mark Ellis Of Arkansas 70 b. onsigns
in navy TO I'll vacancies.
Edward T. Fitzgerald and Albert W.
Marshall OF Texas, 10 be assistant engin.
eers in the navy 20 an vacancies.
The following Texas postmasters were
appointed
Lucy L. Norris at Eagle Lake
Hal Singleton at jefferson.
Thomas Hall at Palestine.
7. ID. Bloys at Honey Grove.
VIM. $. Strain at Lancaster.
Theodore Miller NJ Rusk.
James X. Barnes 20 bo attorney for
the western district Of Arkansas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-05
NO MONEY OR MEN.
DlaE stops spaniards Prom Raising Money
aud voIunteIrs For spaIn,

and Volunteers For spain.
City OF Mexico, May d.-The govern.
ment has stopped the contemplated
meeting Of Spanish clerks here for tho
purpose Of raising money and volunteers
for Spain.
There has been great excitement hero
over the American naval victory, and Ia
moral effects will bc great, for Spanish
local papers and other journals under
Spanish influences have confidently au.
ticipated triumph for Spain in the first
encounter on the ocean. Resident Euro
pcans, who have been predicting the de.
feat Of the Americans, are chagrined
There Is intense commercial jealousy VI
Americans, and this hostile sentiment il
displayed In the newspapers here.
Spaniards are predicting an unexpcct.
cd blow by their cruisers at some point
on the Atlantic coast
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-05
OFFERS HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

President Dole Tenders Them TO the
United States For Use of 10. Fise,s
Honolulu, April ~, via San Francisco
May I President Dole has sent long
communication TO President Mckinley
Offering TO transfer the Hawaiian islands
to the United States for purposes Of lie
war with Spain, and furnish American
ships OF war In Pacific waters with large
quantities Of coal, supplies and ammu.
milton.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-05
mar, wn iie rardon.d.

Washington, May l-Thc president
has announced that he will shortly par.
don Captain John d. Hart Of the iii.
clustering steamer Iaunda, now sorv.
ing a 2.yoar sentence in theponitentiary
for his Cuban ilibustoring operations
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-05
CABLE SILL BROKEN.

Hong Kong Cannot Establish Communl.
cation with the Philippine Islands
London, May 4. - Inquiries at the
Office Of the Eastern Telegraph company
show that at noon, London time, the
Hong Kong. Manila cable was still inter.
ruptcd
The reported surrender Of Manila,
while probably true, il as yet only con.
lecture.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-05

London, sday 4.-Tho principal Ma.
Mia merchants here, who have been in.
terviowod on the subject, agree that
their latest letters show that the Philip.
pine island merchants would he pleased
to have the revolt ended, and viii Wow
with cquanimity Americas future nc
tion there. They all gladly hail tho
end Of the condition Of things which the
merchants say is quite as bad as In
Cuba,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-05
say. lie WIN Help Dewey.

New York. May "A Hong Kong
correspondent Of The World says;
"Chief Aguinaldo has arrived and had
a conference with Consul weidman. He
has agreed 10 submit 70 Commodore
Dewey's orders, and viii conduct the
land forces, and with 10000 socalled in.
surgenis effectively back up Dewey
when be gains control Of Manila. He
has promised 10 act In human way.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-05

Newport r. l., May t-Cruisor New
Orleans sailed early this morning for
Hampton Roads to join Commodore
sohley's flying squadron, TO which she
has been attached In place OF the Co.
lumbin.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-05

London, Lay. The Gibralter reports
OF the assassination Of the Spanish min.
ister for the colonies and Marshal. Mar.
tinoz dc Camps are unfounded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-05

Washington, May 4-The secretary
Of the navy has sent TO the house the de-
hcioncy estimate Of s2O,975, 800 for the
remainder Of the present fiscal year and
on account Of the fiscal year Of 1869.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-05
SIMPSONS FLEET SAILS.

Some Important strike u Ahead Il the
belief That Exists at Key West.
Key West, May i.-rhis harbor IL
again empty, Admiral Simpsons feet
has sailed and the situation is one Of rc-
newed expectancy There is 4 strong
impression prevailing that the next
news from the feet will tell Of an i'm.
portant engagement Of the same charac.
ter as the Asiatic squadron's Manila vic.
tory.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-05

dispatch boat Hugh McCuIlocn his
arrived at Mrs bay. II is said she left
Manila just before the battle.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-05

Constantinople, May 4. Turkey has
notified United States Minister Angel
that she win maintain neutrality.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-05

Lisbon, May At is said the Spanish
Cape Verde squadron has returned TO
ioin the Cadiz squadron.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-05
Disturbances coa,inu. In Porto Rice.

Disturbances Continue In Porto Rice.
So. Thomas, West Indies May 4. The
latest advices from Porto Rico show Tho
disturbed condition Of the island contin.
uos The people are leaving and poiiti-
cal arrests arc being made.
The United States authorities are no
.ofiating for more coal here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-05
Sure Enough War.

As fighter and cutter am some
thing myself. As others are cutting
prices | now propose tomAke the cheap
est prices In shoe making and repairing
for the next 30 days ever known in Bry.
an. Nail half siles. zoe: tewed half
ioles, 75c; all patching and stitching at
prices In proportion to above. | have
lived In Bryan always and expert 90
itAy heTe-not here for a few days and
then gone, but tixtuTe-and ~ eli.
zen Of the town solicit your patronage.
These cheap prices call ior cash, and all
work must be paid fir when delivered.
Apr o I'm X. BLArnERwicK.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-05

Loft neforc tho Hattie.
Hong Kong May t-Unitcd statei
Arizona republican., 1898-05-04

Officers of the various departments of army headquarters eagerly read the Associated Press dispatches which conveyed the first information of the governments action, and the liveliest interest was evinced in the new chance for active service.
 In the absence of General Merriam, who is in command of the department of California, now at Vancouver bar racks, nothing definite could be learned as to what, if any, instructions had been received or given, but his subor- dinates stated that they were fully prepared to dispatch the reouisite: number of men as soon as a demand is made for them.
 General Warfield of the national guard stated that he had not received any instructions, but that Californfa's quota would be ready and fully equipped for the journey to the Phil ippines or anywhere else within forty eight hours after being notified
Arizona republican., 1898-05-04
He Denied the Neutrality Proclamation Just
 Long Enough.
Early Word Expected From General Gomez Which May Facilitate Plans
 for the Invasion of Cuba.

Spanish United States depending of 
  Spain
   neutrality proclamation a abasen 
  Commissary retired making
 
  roughly handled  the disarrangemen the the propellng machinery splendidly.
  today requiring unif their 
 
 
 
 
   ion froma any nnents   such inform ation. '   landing small and   movement
Arizona republican., 1898-05-04
Commodore Dewey Too Busy to Describe His Great Hctory-The Peril of the Oreqon = The Early Invasion
 of Cuba by Americans.

Washington Absolutey received the far at a within English  beenc O a received
  authorized exercise his discretion Philip
 
  base of operations. Commodore Dewey have rather than mpregnabe national complications which might indicating 
 Soon after that possession would happenings in the Philippines believed possible that
 
  disabled 
 The
 
  which of the week
Arizona republican., 1898-05-04

news of the capture of which was tele- graphed yesterday, was conveyed into Key West harbor by the United States cruiser Marblehead this after noon. It appears that Col. Vincente de Cortijo of the Third cavalry of Spain, who with nineteen other army officers was taken on the prize, is a brother-in-law of Lieutenant-Gener Weyler. De Cortijo denies this, but it is learned from good sources that he sustains this relationship to the former governor-genera1 of Cuba.
 The only other incoming prize today was the little fishing schooner An tonic Paco, taken by the gunboat Newport off Mariel yesterday and lowed in by the gunboat Castine.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-04

contributed to bringing about the present state of affairs, while his all legged notorious laxity with regard to public money has made him much dis liked.
 Public opinion is always likely to mistrust him, and he is unpopular with the queen regent. The country en masse is opposed to the idea of re- public People prefer Don Carlos. if anything, to such a change. They had enough of republic in 1873.
 ANYTHING BUT A REPUBLIC.
 The indignation which is felt at present is not against the present ministry, but against the government and politicians in general. If mil itary dictatorship should come, it would most probably be under the queen regent and possibly General Martinez Campos. Even General Polavieja has more chance than Gen eral Weyler. Such a. dictatorship would take the form of conferring the premiership on one of these generals. with full power.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-04

of General Weyler, with the object of cheering him. He did not appear and the crowd then went to the resi- dence of Senor Sagasta, where the ministers were in conference and shouted in favor of his resignation.
 Senor Aguilar, the civil governor of Madrid, broke up the procession with the aid of police, who were badly stoned and had to charge the crowd. The authorities thereupon met with Senor Aguilar, who announced his in tention of resigning, saying that it cost him great trouble to repress such manifestations and that he was not able to answer for order with the powers at his disposal.
 UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
 Thereupon an edict was issued placing Madrid under martial law, and the military governor, Daban, re- ceived stringent orders from General Correa. the minister or war, for the preservation of peace.
 Meanwhile the cabinet council is dis cussing the political situation in Spain. Admiral Bermejo the minister of ma rine. and General Correa, are strongly ln favor of an immediate suspension of the constitutional guardians, a step which requires the closing of the cor 1 tes. The other members of the cabi- net, however, consider this incon- venlent at the present moment, be- | cause 1t would wipe out many years of the history of the liberal party.
 There is general belief that a total cabinet crisis is imminent, and it will probably end in considerable modi- f1cation of the present government. possibly in the formation of a national ministry under the presidency of Marshal Martinez Campos. In any case the parliament is certain to be closed shortly. Events of the last few days have undoubtedly increased the popularity of General Weyler, who favors an out and out war policy.
 WEYLER THE NOTORIOUS.
 At the same time there is no real ground for anticipating that he will come to the head of affairs General Weyler is notorious, but not promi- nent, person in Spanish politics. The politicians and people at large have been paying little attention to him re gently. His party is composed of few persons of no very high standing !, Moreover every one recognizes that Weyler's cruelty in Cuba and his pol } icy as to the reconcentradOs largely
Arizona republican., 1898-05-04
THE CHATTANOOGA FESTIVAL.

Chattanooga, Tenn, May 3.-Noth- ing especially Of interest occurred at Chickamauga park today. General Brooke with his staff and all the offi- cers who could leave their commands spent the morning in the city viewing the big parade given in honor of the opening of the Chattanooga annual spring festival. Nothing which indi- cates the removal of troops is yet in evidence. The paymaster of the de- partment is expected during the next few days. He will bring about $125,- 900 with him.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-04
ASHAMED OF wEYLE
DEWEY HAS NO TYPEWRITER


 Washington. May s-Today passed without single word from the Philippines continued ginning resign further official until a vessel modore Dewey who will he be reached cable McCulloch carry dispatches before
 In ordinary times we'll native Kong and officials will be coming by this the of
 If Dewey to hold may gain ippnes he will many he directly San Francisco likely quota. today wait hear what Commodore
 Meanwhile the the Cuban being steadily developed there of the military authorities who in a ime. far the department knows steadily Cuban this the present.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-04
A BRUSH WITH sPANIARDs.

Atlanta, Ga, May 3.-A special to the Journal from Key West, Fla, says: The Marblehead has arrived with the Argonaute, the Nashville's prize. While the Nashville was away trying to capture a mail steamer two Spanish gunboats came out and at tackled the Hornet The Hornet re- turned the fire, the Marblehead com ing into action soon after. After fir ing a broadside the Spaniards turned about. Captain McCalla thinks he sank enc of the Spaniards and prob ably both. The fight occurred off Cienfuegos.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-04
BRITAIN's KINDLY OFFICES.
She Wants to Protect the Chinese in
 the Philippines.

Madrid, May 3. 3.-Captain-G General Augusti wires that the British consul called upon him to say that he would take the Chinese subjects in the Phil ippines under the protection of the British flag to safeguard their lives and property. The captain-generaI added that number of rich and in fluential Chinese at Manila had as- sured him that they were satisfied with the protection of Spain.
 Senor Moret, minister of the col onies, replied to Captain General Au- gusti that there was no reason to ac- cept the protectorate which the Brit ish consul wished to exercise. The British consul's offer has been con- municated to the powers. The gov ernment apparently sees some deep laid machination on the part of Great Britain for the offering, the note says.
 WHAT DOES ENGLAND WANT?
 This news caused a surprise, al though people are accustomed to the methods of those who direct British interests The question is asked: What can be the object of the Brit ish?'' The Chinese are not in po- sition to accept this or any protector ate, but the British take it upon them selves to be the protectors of the Ce- lestial empire against France, Russia and Germany, undoubtedly to ac- uuire a new title to the protectorate of the Chinese in the Philippines.
 DECLINED WITH THANKS.
 The Spanish government rejects the proposition, at the same time inform ing the powers who are not disposed to allow Great Britain to protect China that they have squadrons in the far east themselves for that purpose.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-04

racks were only prevented from join ing the mob by the personal pleadings of the officers. It says also that many officers mingled with the mob, incit- ing it to an attack upon the residences of ministers.
 It further says if a military dic- tatorship comes it would most likely be under the queen regent, with Campos or Polaviejo as premier with full powers.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-04
CURSE THE PROCLAMATION.

Madrid, May 3.-The proclamation of martial law has caused much dis satisfaction, it being declared unnec- essary unless the government has in
 formation of secret conspiracy. On Sunday the demonstration was trivial compared with the terrifying dis turbances upon the occasion of the proclamation of the Cuban armistice.
 The newspapers are particularly discontented with the state of affairs existing, as the mere mention of mil itary operations is severely punish able. The groups of people which gather around the spots where the martial law proclamation is posted are promptly dispersed, laughing when they read the article prohibiting
Arizona republican., 1898-05-04
A CRY FOR THE CARLIsTs.

London, May 3.-The Madrid cor respondent of the Daily Mail, tele- graphing Tuesday, says: There is no longer any doubt that the interna- tional situation is causing the govern ment almost as much uneasiness as the external. Last nights demon stration was the most serious in some time, since those openly participating showed their revolutionary tendencies. Cries were raised with Down with the Bourbons! Long life Don Carlos!' Long live the republic!'
Arizona republican., 1898-05-04
PARKER RESENTENCED.
The Arizona Contingent Leaves Whip
 pie Today

Prescott, Ariz., May 3.-(Special. J. Judge Sloan today resentenced James Parker, the murderer and train rob Der, to be hanged on June 3 between 10 a. m. and 2p. m. Parker received his sentence without trepidation.
 The Arizona contingent of the cow boy regiment will leave for San An tonic tomorrow. There has been no election of second lieutenant, but G. B. Wilcox will probably be chosen.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-04
AN UPHEAvAL AT MADRID.
A Republic or Military Dictator
 ship.

London, May 3.-A special dispatch from Madrid says the international situation is causing the Spanish gov ernment less uneasiness than the local situation, as the demonstrations on Monday night openly show a revolu- tionary tendency, cheering Weyler and demanding Sagasta's resignation.
 The special says the country op- poses the idea of a republic. It had enough of republic in 1873. It would prefer Don Carlos to such change.
 Another special from Madrid says that during the demonstrations on Monday night the soldiery at the bar
Arizona republican., 1898-05-04
PRINCELY PRISONERS.

Key West, May 3.-Life aboard the detained Spanish merchantman.)- Some of the Spanish seamen detained here on the captured vessels live like princes of large inheritance, and en- certain their guests with all the po- 1iteness and hospitality of their race. They give dinners, have the choicest
Arizona republican., 1898-05-04
HONG LIVE WEYLER."
A White Heat Demonstration at
 Madrid Last Night.

Madrid, May 3.-There was revo- 1utionary demonstration tonight. Mobs gathered around the residences of the ministry and demanded the report. of Governor General August regarding the disaster in front of Cavite. They inquired how Cuba is to be saved, and cried, Long live Weyler!" The first move of the revolutionists, over a thousand strong, was to the house