The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-09-16
(NEFRICYI0N
denied. However, There Is
r;ous Trouble in the Cuban
Commission.
k,u,a Failed TO Fire SaluteS
khich Spaniards Thought
Proper.
lmer Havana Officials Now
|nvjous to Conciliate Cuban
Chiefs.
Llem For the Grandees and
officers of the Spanish
Army.

,yAs.. Sept. IA, via Key West.
Sept. l6.-Thc rumors to the cf.
mat strained relations exist be.
N the Saanlsh ald United States
al evacuation commission 3 are ab.
lev un.ounded. 1here have been
/ n,llents, but no real bitches.
/. instance. when tLe United S;a o.
kvort Raso c. with tie American
Rlissi u On board. arrived hero on
Lay morning, she did not fire n sa.
ID entering the harbor. bat later
sred ,lc regulation salute when
ksd " h, British consul, who has
b aetn. Tor tho United States.
kac,.oa was commented upon at
ta.ace, IN consequence OF which
(ana'ious We're exchanged during
evening, with the result that tho
pO.ute on Mord,y morning flew tho
)alsh c)lots IN nonor OF the birth.
Q. TIE princess e tho Asturias.
atloon, the same day, when the
Pnlsa .iag ship Alfonso MI fired u
PIE III honor Of the royal birthday.
as san,wered by the Resolute.
te Spanish steamer Alphonso XIII,
Pen has left Porto Rico for this port.
Fpectei to have on board the IN.
Pcaons from the Spanish govern.
fI The reason that the first for NAL
ion Of the commissioners took place
elnday was the understanding
the commissioners must meet
|ain 80 days after signing the Iroto-
winch IL Monday would have
(a 81 DAYS.
Soup kitchens Closed.
fVo free soup kitchens In this city
y closed yesterday, and the closln ;
C'aefs VIII follow. These kitchens
3 0een distributing to the really
Ivy over $4,000 rations daily. Their
('luhuance. based. according to
V"'i governors circular. on the
su'poon that distress and want have
l'fpeafea from the city. will have
.Hec' OF throwing thousands
'--o''anatc y people on public char.
Dssafs are again infesting the
Cn E." ana carrying filth aud disease
~ ~ oEer Havana. Immediate
LroeiAeAtN for tho distribution OF
..."' ialons. now that the Span.
|,,, n'eihment refuses to feed the
g. [Nss' i being a2itatcd.
csn, p''oe Of meat keeps at from 90 tc
n or pound. in spite OF tho pro.
pp,,l 49, .li'r' made by large aud re-
n. ~ =, ''F'ns to the government Of
tbo = IMPORT cattle and place mea,
''"e' at 20 cents ler | ound.
Br,s' 'aD7 WIN Stay in Cub.
led A.'el' ~ Of Spanish officers hav,
tey ro,'. W discharged from tho army
Asyatiau u'o TO return to Spain, wher,
anv 'e'l ~ S'arcs them in the face
udv + ~, 'hen have formed classes {,
'taipinns ,"sl sh' hoping to succeed il
ates as COMMISSIONS in the Unitet
len, n.y IN =. as soon as they are pro
lestinu .no language. 1t will be in
tho i " watcn tho course rursuet
ldipr tsls ,,.' OF counts and marauises q
No. Th n''os OF nobility in Spain an,
Iaaish "e aristocracy Of Cuba arc nj
Hes, Of 81, ,standees. holding Castillo,
ID w9i.,' %h'ch they are very prout
'eal ,o, 81 'hey VIII leuounce will
10 laya 0e'ance. These grandees
b SEM, oeeh holding their title
'ole.u;.a. .'ohs, formerly ow ming vas
ost ,,h;, IN the island, torn tn
III be + M oubanism hero. The,
psuish sa, a,ed either to remain loya
3 the ~. "aolects and continue eajoy
'liaqui ssh'v,,ege v, Of rank and title. .
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