The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-11
BULL FIGHT Crown Bo1sTERoUs.
Only Needed Leader to Precipitate
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Madrid April 10, 7:45 p. m,-El Diaro de
Madrid says, though the greatest order is
maintained in the crowded streets, yet the
government is suspicious Notwithstanding
the precautionary orders Issued yesterday.
An incident happened about o'clock to-
night showing that those measures were
necessary. A boisterous crowd, heated by
wine and the excitement of the bull fight,
encountered a general, who was wearing
a scarf of the national colors. The crowd
Immediately raised cries of viva Espana,"
viva Cuba;'' and for the moment the
situation looked dangerous should any one
have raised a seditious cry. None doing
so, the crowd dissolved and the locality
soon resumed its ordinary appearance.
Ell Globo Q4iberaD devotes its leading edi-
torial to telling the nation that the gov
ernment has carried out Spain's wishes
under the circumstances, yielding only to
the voice of united Europe and not to the
United States. II says: Europe will now
support Spain, should the United States
continue to aid the insurrection. Spain is
stronger than ever"
Ell Liberal in a highly significant article,
says: 1.-THE government has signed a
blank form which others will I'LL up. Spain
yields everything TO the voice of Europe,
yet the via crucis Is only beginning. The
collective note shows that Spains surren-
der will serve as the basis of new negotia-
tons, whence will issue the necessary
guarantees for the re-estabiishment Of nor
maity in Cuba
El Liberal plalntively says 1t is impossi-
BILE for Spain to avoid feeling of deadly
sadness" Still, it advises the people to
remain quiet as perhaps Europe may
exact concessions from America, and also
n fhn ranlxOnirOe dnya''
FL impartial independently severely
siashes the government for, after boast
ing that ii would not grant an unsolicited
truce to rebels, yielding 10 brute force
what IL refused to yield to the moral in
huence and fatherly counsels of the
Pope"
1--WE do not know foreigners opinion of
the governments surrender" says FL I'M
parcial but the bourse salutes 1t with a
rise With the deepest sadness, before the
manifest incapacity OF the present gov
ernment, and remembering also that In
ternal peace Is highly In danger, we to-
day proclaim the following conditions as
necessary for honor: Atwenty days truce
for the rebels, submission and the con-
centration of our naval forces at Cuba.
If the truce lapses without result, then,
oeaseless war against the rebels and
against the United States"
El Pals (Republican), under headlines
such as "A Great Betrayal and "Spaln
Sold" says: THE present outbursts of
Spanish indignation resemble electric dis
charges. II the government sounds public
opinion, ii will find this of evil augury and
threatening, asking who Is the Judas, II
it be one traitor or several, who has sold
Spain, thinking that the Spanards are
eunuchs. Let him know that he is mis-
taken"
I5l Pals draws picture OF street
group, gathering about an orator harang-
uing them; their passions are surging:
some one raises the cry viva Espana ("
the flag is produced and the enthusiastic
multitude follows 1t. whittier who
knows?" says El Pals; and answers per
habs to settle accounts with the betrayer
Of Spanish honor"