New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
Cuban CABINET HARMONIOUS.
At LEAST ITS PRESIDENT. SENIOR GAL
vEZ SAYS so.

,,rvvs FROM THE ISLAND CAPITAL-MoRE BoMbs
~ u.vANs-BrANco IN PUERTO PRINCIPE.
,,a,.o,a rob s-s46or jose Maria Gavez. presi-
don, NJ rho AutonomIst Cabinet, says there II no
disagreement among SIS members nor ahy'n,ns ~
,ho nature Of a crisis On the contrary all the
Ministers understand their programme an" "''
sion which he gums UP rs 10 estapNsh 'i'o "'"
regime 10 prepare for the elections anu ~ ''''
sttute a Chamber CT Deputies :.
Under no conditions. declares senior "aNeA - -
the mission OF members Of the cablnet 10 auu'e''
~, insurgents officially or TO negotiate Tor peace
uriess they should have n guarantee as 10 III"
outcome OF their efforts. Nevertheless' the ".'
hers Of the Cabinet in their unofcial capaci'S VIZ
do all I'm their power 10 smooth the P't"""'' o.
uu contribute to all private efforts 10 brlng ABOUT
a favorable issuc ..
s.nor Calvez says the Cabinet Is expecting "a
vorable news from the province Of Santa cara ana
assurances that General Maxine Gomez re"i'"
acroes tho trocha into the Camagu"y hiS'rlr' w
inc 10 lack of support and 10 the coniiicting op'r
IONS that distract the insurgents In Eastern 'upa
Peace will come he declares. by the conpihed
ocrop ~ arms ard politics; but II H. absolutely
rnceasarv 70 demonstrate the efficiency OF Spanish
arms nj the same time that the benehcial ln1u-
ences OF the new regime are being made Known
The French cruiser Dubourdieu arrived here to-
day.
Five more "dvnam!ters" have been arrested on
rho city The prisoners contradicted each other
u,hen tost,fving before the Military Court cher
Of Police Pagliery had found. some days before
the arrests were made. one bomb, containing TWO
kilos Of dynamite, in a corridor In the Hotel lngid-
terra which did not explode and another bomb
on a corner Of TEXAS Monte-st., which expIooed'
Both these discoveries kept secret AT the
time In order 70 avoid alarming the city. II Is
known that a large quantity Of dynamite has been
brought into Havana for the purpose OF plo"ihS
up the principal buildings of the city
DISPATCHES received from Madrid yesterday which
are not allowed to be published say that the Sa-
gasta Cabinet has pecome Gsgusted with the Au-
Economist Cuban Ministry for not following MILL
tary policy and not attempting to attract the IN
surgents. but simply attending to their own inter
ests ignoring entirely the insurgents In the neld
II Is desired that Senoras Giberga BruZon, AM
blard. GOWN and Font should form Radical
party intrusted with the task Of arranging terms
with the insurgents the Government Offering 10
disarm the volunteers and form a militia with the
Cubans, and also Offering 10 pay one-half OF
Cubas debt, amounting actually to S6e9Uo,oN OF
which amount $5pJ,0vo,O0 incurred during the
last war s2ioOO,0oD during the present insurrec-
ton. and the remaining sO,0oO,N0 Of which Is &C.
tual Indebtedness Of the Government.
Advces from Madrid confirm the reports that
Senior Congosto's removal from the Office OF secre-
Great pu6lic anxiety exists. but is prevented from
being shown in the newspapers by the censor This
fleet and the presence Of vessels at Lisbon and
In the vicinity of the Azores. In the route OF span,
ISL steamers to Cuba: while other warships VIII
leave for St. Thomas, near Porto Rico Matanza s
ard other Cuban ports. These movements are
taken clearly Indicating to SPAN that the
American Government Is prepared for an ener.
gency, and is eagerly watching the movements OF
the Spanish feet from strategic points.
1t is asserted on high military authority that
General Gomez has crossed nto Camaguey. and
will sail thence for New-York. whittier he has been
called by the Junta ~
srgents in the last war will sail shortly FOR Man.
zan!llo. to his influence 70 induce the insur-
gents 70 surrender His specill MISSION Is TO Sc
cure the surrender OF Salvador Rios and Cebreco.
The Reformist and Auonomst papers assert that
president" Masso authorized by the Revou-
tonary Junta to agree upon terms OF peace wd
General Blanco's journey TO Puerto Principe where
he to-day.
A crisis is reported TO have occurred In the Coun-
the Secretary OF the Interior. awaits the return Of
Captain-General Blanco to pre- sent h!s resignation
Moret Spanish Minister for the Colonies, 70 repeal
the law relative 10 the removal OF judges and
Senor de Lone. the Spanish Minister at Wash
ington has consulted the Colonial Council OF Secre-
taries as 10 whether - he should continue 10
pay to General Julio Sanguily the allowance which
ana the Secretaries have replied that the allowance
should be discontinued.
rs Henry W. Fam. Henry W. Tain and Emory
Fem the last probably being correct, who has
been serving with the cuban artillery In the Prov
ported. had surrendered the Spanish authorities
az Gibara denies that he surrendered. lie SAYS
he was taken prisoner by the column of General
American he we'll treated He will sail for
New-york nv the Ward Lire steamer Yucatan
but Will no. carry with him $1,000 as reported
At Mariana to-day, provisions were Distributed
TO eigh. hundred persons. In each case the recip-
ent given a ticket showing that the gift Of
food from the United States.