Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-08
NO CHANGE:AT MADRID.
Spanish Cabinet Will Not
Alter Its Position
VAR &c. . Y
- says M'",ssrr. IL, IL H. =.
Foreigners Than Span..tu
tary Zap rs ID, "a. u,,,, n
United tat"..

| NV Telegram
| MADRID, April 6.--ll:3o p M
l'hitth MAJ. occurred in lne peace
| ..dlioflS AND toe Cuban arullsslce. p,><.-g
.dn&lu,ou Will not be ISSUED tomorrow
| ,nluu'stisay). as was expected.
'MADRlD, April 7.-1I:25 A. M.-Hhara
appears TO be much Inyytery corue>c1.,d
"lah 'iast might $ events. 1t see,u1t, r}1a1
| '1ser uile Regular cabinet meeting tsad
;tuJoululed and the premier, Senior Ssa.-
sasia. mad returned home, the panaa
| nunclo. Mgr. Nava in con,uxa,nv ,-.nt
we minister for foreign Affairs Sem.r
S'uroh. arrived with a cor1ln,,1 ni,.Arlf,n
from Rome. This weals conrsxiXAr.ad ~
autt' Importance tthat the ouher minus
.eis We're sulnHnvalsd and remained in
| eo:ls tldtst,Gn until 1870 A M.
Ut IS Said the res ult OF their d,alihe.r
ali ans was tei-g1uphed to Rome, from
M.i.eh " yves TO be czablad to the Unired
! States. l@@ 49, -
| NO explanaoion has been Furnished OF
inns plNoces4dure, but these facts are fur.
iilslaed ON official authority,
! me cabinet ministers at their meet
'ilS last evening, decided to appoint g
eennn1ittee to organize and superiautea,d
| the national Subscription 70 a1sr,eza 81 ti,x.
strength of the fleet n
| "Q( IelgE palp5fsI 7lou FBgo IyJcL!1uaS V
leLdjpui1hrlent says:
'"11he cabinet considered every aspect
| OF the Situation on the Inflammation OF
| especially in the Tight OF the reports eff
! 1he ministers of WAR and 1rla,ruule.
| 1.-The outcome OF the delih
was the adhesion OF THE governments to
a-a its previous decisions, without mod
tiNaUion, and resolutions to that effect
were adopted.
During THE Sitting the foreign rrlda1-
| STEERS nlade several visits TO the palace
12:25 "A. M-Anter the Cabinet meet
ing. and THE issue of the sen1i-official
Salded as a serious announcement There
WAS excitement and belIicose talk In
| ,ile city THE cafes were crowded with
people, AIN eagerly discussing the sdr-s
uier2H' anu generality approving the att
| ltude of the cabinet.
| nlhe nIiuitary papers today are very
Nolsnt in their WJte,ances against the
| United States. -.7@s
| ESQ ". Nit lis asserted here that
| Me communication from Rome which
| 1ne papal nuncio and the minister Tor
toreLgn AFT airs placed before the ca ir1e4;
alt ter the regular meeting had adjourn
ed last right, asked what concessions
Spain would raolke. The cabinet ii is
further stated, decided to reply that
the government ''sunply reaffiruned it's
| former decisions, already known to
President Mckinley
| las previously uItinlnted in these dis
| patches, there is no TRUTH i'm the r1lInor
| current hast night i'm Madrid tiha,t tile
! s4.nted am ultiannkum to the government
| on Spain. demanding that the letter
| modify Within six hours the note pre-
| seflted after the qast conference.
11:1l "A. M.-The morning papers here
| IRE unanimous in expressing the trpu-
ole of THE situation is very grave. Sew
eraR papers announce that General
! Wtsodifol'd Will Qeaye Madrid TOMORROW.
He has now taken UP his residence al
| The United States legation.
/ rIThta t,-,
lay, Holy Thursday Thu. foLlo Wausy
note was received by Minister G,ulloll
from the United Sta>tei: minister:
Having fruitlessly awaited SINCE
Spanish government. it is my duty TO-
announce to you that 1 will still want
UNTIL midnight. beg of you 10 kindly
communicate This decision before mid
| night, and that stili's decision may be
o,rched in terms which may prsvens
lie La'd c3nsequ ensc5s ;hat ! sh.ua
:'e lily regret, but which l believe in
| vi,aib.e If IN nys con nuv II 4lt. ~.
| n. state
| The letter was SEN. as an n ma ,ea
1,rnnn unlela'ians1 for 1t commenced NY
! 1870 IA. M.-Spain's laconic minister
| Tor war Gtnenl Correa, has at last
broken his Silence. In aN interview the
| General has given an interesting ac-
| ctN,rt of Yhe sltua,tion, saying:
5 better to fight Foreigners than to hg'ht
sirluniiar-tlts rising in Indignation if THEM
,-sor and rights are traampled under
foot"
! .oon.-The guards around the Und-
ed States legation were trebled today.
General Voodford was at his desk at
| an early hour this morning, arDd aneny
Americans called upon him to ASK about
ne arrangements made for their pro
e4-tiorl., The General said NE yVou4u
remain here Until directed to Apply TOT.
his p assports, or until they are hslnneu
! 70 him. ,ae added that when ne Leaves
| NE British flag will be hoos'seo "se1
| he United States aeg'ataon
I'm spite OF the alarming slo.ls1. s -.
and the general 'beslief that tine e1iu -
| ibout reached, ssverei OF tine oppaoH1&1ee''
s;agl hope for peace. ,a4
The city, thus far. is peTlecmy 4t sA.s
THE family OF General Wooonot p'
which left the city last might flaS ar
.tvad at He4ndaye, ON the frontier aafu
proceeded to Biarritz