The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-01
| COMMISSION
|Dirst "eciles Upon Terms on
Which lIostilities Will
Cease.
k,ver Handed to NJ. Cambon,
French Ambassador, for
Transmission.
l,ms Not Definitely Given Out,
hut Are Practically as
Stated.
kmmis,ion TO BE Named to De.
eide the Fate of the Philip
pine Islands.

N .sH,yGToS. Aug. THE cabinet
burned about o'clock. AS to the
k,i,pines j, was decided TO leave their
rt,nmcn: open FOR tho present. 10 be
lgm!ned later b. commission TO be
pointed tT the two countries. the
ki.ed STATE, 2leanwhilc TO exercise
Euo. and jurisdiction over Manila.
aa.tor and Immediate surrounding
r,ory. The answer OF the United
Hes was submitted 10 NJ. Cambon.
i French AMBASSADOR. at : o'clock.
The PRESIDENT has decided that tho
l'anelt intended 10 lie made public
10 iha 'e?.r 10 Spain. shall not be
Ven ou, H. reached this determine.
20 upon representation that such q
usse would be a violation OF tho pro.
neaes 0: diplomacy. which require
a'sIch note snail not be published
so'e II is kn wu = have reached tho
'loa addressed. and that even then
asaaal.e time must be allowed for
answer.
VIA 'esar! T. the other questions 8
4a 'ae Philippines the situation is as
n'o.Jre stated.
aaso'a'e eess,on 10 the United States
s@'o klco and ali islands in tho
=. indies save Cuba.
Ae.hquishmea, by Spain OF sover.
~! IN Cuba. Tho United States
exercise control there until a stable
''"~ent can be established.
as44's'aoh ot coalins station in La.
T.. ~ 's'ahas, and perhaps tho Caro-.
~. =. assumption ot Spain's Cuban or
y wa. "1ah deUt.b by tne United States.
f. va 'A.emniiy from Spain.
- leave American Territory.
,,,', "1'esican reply distinctly gives
rsns va. 'A' proposition 40 to tho
E.r Ia: VI al sovereignty In the
~ " .A0'an waters. and the selection
/, s,s s.aaa IN tho Ladronos il boy ond
|Aj)j,,. -'''oh whatever. As to the
n, :. 'Ae reply says in su bstau CO
)ai,e1 G. ''aer indemnity to tho
(l,ed S,a. ,a.e' Tor its expenses. tho
assa a States Will hold tho oitv Of
!. De-, de,s,n, rs bay and harbor, pending
nusut ,'"a'ion :, OF tho future gov.
|us l, i.l,ss o' the whole island rroun.
eaea 1,a 10 Of tho Ladrone group 10 to
au.ut " " m sne United States, this gov.
.nandiso St 70 make its selection lster' In
k,,sirnu,s. tho withdrawal Of spau,sh
e,epIr1 an IN all our nearby waters.
|, s'y plsS,a. systematically avoid, makinr s,
sove,n,''o s,' as to what is to be don, by
s"'aent S. as to Cuba.
wbu.s b.''a''n' NJ cah'o From n.v.,.
|saises.',A a.,s the cabinet was in ....,o, .
sa sas asm;teab eablesram WA. 'ss.,UO, raos,,.'; :
nis%'asl "a ! Dewey. /. aunouncsd aesd
b the 20, .1,oi, Of Major General sus Msrri.s.
'naphieeaaIuI,u' with him at Manila.
sa to tIa,'y ,ha painted the uncertain.
save winch nc has not BEEN m.as an' nas. als.
sp,a.n in its unimportan, tea fss,nr.. pro.
aann" am'noins his words, plSo,imi ASmi.o;
s's'ned |ss ., bi''a bold a,.i that Asuinaldo had
',s'e were strong % ,ndiss.lss: dSasnas,
sa aen ,her. Of the gravity Of 1Iass sSs .is. os
Is LSe'e'' from ,h, It would take 5000
s,,, a'p.sen',.s TINS country Country to cope ; with
Of i,s he, dss'errmeaa.sVoas' OF aa., a an. ~.
''e, '4s Philippine problem n. VI. Va.