The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-05
SPAIN ACCEPTS
;t,1 ,t1 sElK nssEAIL ARE NsOEsSsARY To
sfEJs ga US Ea SUSPENSION or HOS
ii TILITIES. -

"A Reace tielsgation VIII be Chosen at O,.ce
To SCoilfert With tho Representa-
tsyes OF tho United
Ss ssS3 States. -...
/ Sewy York Aug. "A special to
|st le ening sYournal, from Madrid,
p6blishe8 alate extra edition of
That paper, saya. .......
as sss ss'Ss pain pccepts the principal con
Siditsoils Of peace rs sot forth by the
nsertcan government and only tho
d peace details are needed to cause all
hoatiiitiesto cease at once.
peace delegation will be chosen
\ once to confer with the represen-
tatiyss of the United States. The
4 peace conditions set forth by Presi-
dent Mckinley were discussed at
length today by Minister Sagasta,
& iag Htanldtat the conclusion it was given
so,lt officially that the terms of the
n United States would be accepted.
There are one or two amendments in
the proposition of tho United States
that Spain will ask to be made, and
this is done peace will be declared
atsonce."
lsondon, Aug 3.-The Madrid cor
y @respondent of tho Standard, telo-
graphing Tuesday, says:
The governments reply to the
sAmerican terms was forwarded yes
ts1day evening through Nj. Cumbon,
IND there is strong prospect that
psaUe will be concluded. 1t is not
,sstosbe supposed that the United States
3goyernment will object to represen-
ttat;ons being made on the Philip
pine question and upon some pecuni-
3Sary claims which were mooted hy
the United States in the West In
dies. dies. or all the remaining main is-
e!sues Spain shows disposition to MS.
ssent to tho American demands.
No cabinet council was held today,
Ssnor are the ministers likely to meot
- A4ES7asgain until fresh intelligence is ro-
|gsaeived from Washington. This is
mot expected at tho earliest before
$Wednesday.
1.-THE news from Manila still causes
anxiety No foreign mails reached
today in consequence of
floods near Burgos.
"With regard to tho part played
sin the negotiations by NJ. Cambon,
1.-THE French ambassador at Washing
ston, there is now a marked tendency
both here and in Paris to attribute
ito it considerable Importance. Di-
aarectly the final arrangement is made
SIT is supposed that the press will be
moro liberty of comment.
1.-THE general impression is that both
#governments are disposed to put an
Aend to the war rs honorably, as
apostolic to Spain, which would have
s8S9heen easier had the United States
sSnot imposed such hard conditions
with regard to the Philippines"
# London, August 3.-The Gibraltar
correspondent Of the Daily Nows,
telegraphing Monday night, says:
i iheFoensorship is daily becoming
ss'Inore Ssl,r severe, and little is known bo-
s8SSyond 8sy,fd the fact that peace is assured.
SIT is understood tho note. from
ssA America asks only for part of the
sssPhilhppines, and that Senior Sagasta
having replied that terms will be
accepted, hostilities arc consequently
suspended
"A commission will DO appointed
Ito determine the basis of peace. Tho
#chief difficulty, it is asserted in Off
28cial cir les, is IA to tho date and
iiS8manner Of the evacuation of the
sSpnnisk possessions.
8gI "There is also the question of tho
disposal OF war material in Cuba.
Senor Sagasta, if ho has a chance,
will probably represent a restitution
sSBof the material as n diplomatic vic
tory. 1t has jnst been assorted here
THAT tho premier has succeeded in
Obtaining slightly improved terms.
The treaty will not be signed before
N September"
8 Bucklen's Arnica saIve.
lssEf VI, T. II. A.