The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-27
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AONDON, Nov 26.-The London 90.
nee OF Philippine company hos 70
eelVed letter from it's Manila aean+
se1,I Oct. 1S' In which the agent saws.
Inc rebels are prepared already n
G Iesist annexation. I am In the co,,
-oeice OF their chiefs, and 7 essura
you tnat they are quite prepared to
tetlre TO the hills if more than nro
teo'orate IS attempted. 1 hope II will
,t0' come TO warlike proceedings for
- would be very protracted affair
Inc Americans would not find +bo
reoeds as easy as the Spanish did for
they formerly had only 400 rifles wbilo
they (the rebels) now have so. 600 riAaS
ana So cannon, including several Max-
inns" ''i 4i *
80 ne Mania correspondent adds:
Americans are not allowed to nass
the rebel lines without passports.
party OF German officers, who attemnt-
eo 10 DO so without passports. We're
mistaken for Americans and uara no
1used permission. When it was dis
covered that they were German officars
proceed
Inc manager of this Philippine COM
Pany' who has spent years in the
Phlllppine islands, does not attach anv
Importance to the foregoing plans He
says the Americans could quickly sub-
que the natives. He also saws the
americans have magnified the impor-
pance and influence Of Aguinaldo
throughout
1hefe Is a report in commercial cir
cles that Spain will reorganize her en-
tire financial system and readiust her
bonded Indebtedness after the treaty
of peace is signed. This report dis
rupbs the bondholders of Spain.
CARL1STS ARE READY.
An English Carlist positively as
serts that Don Carlos army will take
the field dn Spain soon after the treaty
IS signed. He declares that q loan
has been fully financed, and that It Is
divided equally between France and
England, and he adds that, after the
English capitalists were shown the evi.
dences on which Don Carlos chances
of success are based, they offered sew
eral times the amount asked. The Fng-i
ish Carlists assert that much more
AAOAASJ WOuIQ nave DSen secured QaQ 1c5
not been for the fact that Don Carlos !
stipulated that there should be no
assistance from Jews as he is appre-
hensive of their obtaining financial con-
troll of the monarchy. Continuing, 1t
was asserted that the Spanish govern
ment has known for some time that
Don Carlos possessed an army organ
lied into battalions and batteries, Of
f1cered and largely armed, but the
Spanish ministers counted on his fail
ure to secure funds. Therefore, the
Spanish government is said to be pan
fc-stricken, and to be endeavoring to
make the Spaniards believe that Great
Britain has agreed to finance Don Car
los. and that he, in return, has under
taken to cede the Canary islands to
Great Britain, in the event Of success.
The commission appointed by the
Spanish chambers of commerce to con-
slider the needs Of reforms in Spain
met in Zaragosa and recommended
sweeping military and civil reforms, as
well as many reforms for the benefit OF
the workingmen. The commission also
pronounced in favor Of an investiga-
ton into the continuance of the Cuban
insurrection, and Withholding the re-
wards promised to Cuban officers.