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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-01-12


year is the placing Of bonds upon
the market to purchase an elec-
trio light plant.
The first duty of the council
which should receive its immedi-
ate attention so that the city can
come into possession of it's own
plant as early as possible, is to
pass the required ordinance pre-
scribing the manner Of issuing
the bonds, etc, to purchase an
electric light plant. In dealing
with this question, | would advise
the council not to participate in
any star chamber executive meet
lngs to keep their acts free
from any criticisms Of suspected
jobbery, and make it their special
study to give to Ocala the very
best plant that can be purchased
at the most advantageous price,
and secure an up-to-date plant
with all improvements, giving
economical and first class service.
Have a we'll defined plan of ac-
tion in the purchase of the plants
give all bidders an attentive hear
ing and keep in mind the interest
of the city at all times, but re-
pulse all bluffs and Establishments
from representatives of electric
companies that do not appear to
be in honorable competition.
In reviewing the report of the
city clerk submitted to the city
council January i, 1898, [ observe
that the city council spent during
the year 1897, SIT. S46.46, which
is a reduction of S6sS.29 from ex-
penses as shown by scrip issue of
1896. The city council during the
year 1897 also retired $3,O29.3S
scrip and redeemed $4,000 in
bonds. This makes a very credi-
table showing, but it will be we'll
for the present council to know
that this was accomplished on a
20 mills levy, while the council of
1898 will only have a 16 mills levy
to pay the expenses for the year
1898, which will yield S16,1SS
revenue, or S1,658.46 less than
the council of 1897 issued in scrip.
1t would appear upon the face of
these figures that the council of
1897 expected the present council
to manage the city affairs on
$1,65S.46 less than they expended,
but such is not the case. The
county was indebted to the city
$4,000 road tax; $1,000 of this
amount has been collected, and
1,50O remains to be collected by
this council to pay it's current ex-
penSeS this year.
This money is being applied to
payment of pay rolls of street
hands and improvements on
streets.
This Indebtedness extends back
a period of five years on annual
payments of $500, hence the sum
Of $4,000 was an accumulated
debt, and can only be estimated
at $500 in the appropriations of
1899.
While the treasurer report
shows cash on hand s., 124 90, this
represents largely the loss Of the
city in the Merchants National
Bank, while the actual cash on
hand is about $500 in the street
fund collected from the county.
would respectfully y recommend
that the city collect the taxes
quarterly, say in March, June,
September and December. This
will enable the taxpayer to settle
in small amounts, that would he
easy to pay, and at the same
time the city would always have
ready cash on hand at all times.
would also recommend that
this council pass an election ordi-
nance, whereby it will require an
annual registration and open a
new registration book each year
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-01-12

FIRST MESSAGE TO THE CITY
COUNCIL
A Strong and Business.Like Document
Filled with Practical
Suggestions

To the Honorable City Council OF the City
of OcaIa:
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29
THE SPANISH FLEET! /!
Spanish People Deceived by The
SasaSta Government.
They Were Led to Believe That This
Fleet Was Ready 10 Fight.
Revolution Imminent ana a Republic Nay
Be Established In spain.
TIE PELAYO Is AT cADII.

Madrid. April 2e.-It was announced
officially ten days agO that the h0et had
iuft Cape Verde for America. After
ward Admiral BsrmijO, mtuister Of
marine, toad the pubiie that tue fleet was
nait way over the ocean.
Ine guyurnment's deception OF the peo-
ple Is resented bitterly.
Though nothing ~ said as 30 the
course The tieet h now taking-if the
governments story OF Its departure is
.rue this time--it IL left 10 be inferred
that tbs ships have started for America.
An official announcement says that the
teet which sailed WAS composed OF the
drst class ATmOred cruisers CristObal Col
On, lnianta Marie Teresa, Almifante
0Quendo and Viscaya, the torpedo boat
iestrOyers FurOr, Terror and Pluton and
the transport City OF Cadiz.
Public Indignation at being tritsd
with In reference TO the Cape Verde heet,
OF which great things are expected, was
intensified by the news that the battle
ship PelayO reached Cadiz to-day.
II was supposed that the Pelayo and
the kmperadOr Carlos V were on the
other side Of the ocean preparing 10
bombard New York.
II the navy fails 10 come up 10 the
sxtrayagant expectations aud meets with
serious rsverses there will be an uprising
Of the people which will be irrlslstable.
The very least that may be looked for
then Is the overthrow OF the Sagasta
ministry.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29

Sol Speigelberg, Chas Sheurich and
Chas. Wagner. OF santa Ee, are the bonds
men OF ThOs. Tucker, who was bound
over 10 await the action OF the next
grand Jury OF Santa Ne county. He is
charged with the murder OF HippOlitO
Vigil.
Strayed-A small bay marel letter N
on left hip; two long scars on right hip;
shOd on front feet Leave at 2l5 Carol
avenue.
Alexander McMillsn, Of Gallup, ia here
on his way 10 Usage City, Kan. He Is a
brother OF ThOs. McMillen, the depot
master.
For Sale, Cheap-A Chirkering plano, a
mans bicycle and surry, at aga south
Edith street. Rev. Y. II. Allen.
Board Wanted-By young man In pri-
yate Jewish family, for few weeks.
Address. n. o., care CITIZEN.
Judge II. l.. Warren, who was at Santa
Fe on the Tucker case, returned to the
city last night.
Otto Arnold and wife, who have friends
In the city, are at the Grand Central from
Mexico.
The civil engineer and surveyor, ". o.
seeor, was q passenger for WinslOw last
night,
Mrs. David Lesser, residing on west
Copper avenue, Is reported quite Ill to-
day.
DR.. ]. r. Pearee was called to Los Lu-
mas this morning on professional duty.
Thirty varieties OF cheese at the SAN
JOSH MARKET tomorrow.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29

The Albuquerque base ball club was
organized Tor the season the other night
Q. y. Dixon was chosen president; George
w. Cundin, secretary aud treasurer; NJ.
A. Reid, manager and captain. The
players are Ms follows: Mccarthy. second
base; King. short stop aud president;
fouag, third base; McCne. left aeld;
Hale. center aeld and catcher; Keith,
right field; II. Mcdonald. catcher and
center held; Q. Mcdonald. catcher and
short stop.
Ca.,t. Max Luna. who Is here person
ally attending the recruiting OF the cav
airy company, was called 20 Loe Lnuas
this morning In response 10 q message
that his mother was quite III. He re-.
turned In the afternoon, and the recruit
ing station, on Gold avenue adjoining
TIE CITIZEN office. was again az lively as
II was yesterday. First Lieutenant
Green and lifty Cayalrymen from Gallup
are expected 20 arrive here this evening.
Ilfeld Bros. have window scene AT
their Big Store which will do you good
10 see IL is a handsome representation
of the Maine, made out OF linen, as IL was
before being blown up by the Spanlards
As a back ground there IL a large Ameri-
can flag with the inscription, "Remem-
Der the Maine" which with numerous
smaller flags, makes the scene. Il spring
as we'll as beautiful.
FOR the past few days p. r. McCanna,
chief clerk NJ thu Santa Ne freight depot.
has been absent from his pOst OF duty.
An inquiry OF II. X. Gentry, who Il Oflici-
ating IA chief clerk. revealed the infOr-
nation that Mr.. MeCanna Is suffering
from some kind OF throat trouble. and
will probably remain at home, under the
care OF a doctor, for several more days.
Miss Ella Abrams and her sister, Mrs.
G ID. WhiteOmb, desire 20 thank all those
who assisted a. performers At the Star
minstrels and 20 those Of our citizens
who 80 generously contributed to the sue
cess OF the show by their attendance.
The secretary OF the New Mexico Bu.
rean Of immigration. Hon. LoriOn MIL
ler, was at Santa ke yesterday. He re-
turned to the city last night, and en-
j0yed reading the war bulletins at THE
CITIZEN office this morning.
County Superintendent b. y. Perea
returned from BeTnalillO yesterday
where he reports the county schools do
Ing very we'll under the management OF
1AbAhfA b1hA ANA hAh hAnNNA
A letter from Fort Grant, Arizona
states that the hospital corps Of the reg
ular army, stationed there, have been
notified TO he prepared 70 move at a mo-
ments notice.
Rev. DIR. A p. Morrison, superintendent
OF the English Mission Of the Methodist
Episcopal church Is expected 20 arrive to-
night He will hold services here Sunday.
Sweet breads, spare ribs, pork tender.
lOins, brains, spring lamb. chickens
ducks, turkeys, farm sausage. SAN JOSE
MARKET,
Andreas Romero, Of the Gold avenue
meat market, Ia at his sheep ranch lamb
ing. He will not return for at least ten
days.
Albuquerque Guards, Company G. will
held drill this evening, and all mem
befs are requested 10 attend.
C W. Medler, city clerk, who was a Wis
itOr 10 Bland the other day, returned TO
the city last niRhi.
Picture frames. whitney Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29
dUDGE nEAoooK INJURED.
Ran over BY the stage aud His Collar hon
Probably Broken.


Run over BY the stage aud His Collar Bone
Probably Broken.
Judge ". c. HtacOck met with an nc
cinent yesterday afternoon while return
ing hOme fTUm Bland, which he IL not
lkely to forget for long time and
which will not be recalled with the mos.
pleasant of feelings As the stage was
being drawn up an incline from the
ferry, which had carried Il across the
RIO urande TO the landing on this
side 0f the river. a part OF the landing
broke aud the stage aud horses dropped
Into the liver. Judge Heaeock was sit.
ting on the high seat with the driver and
was thrown 70 the bottom OF the river, q
distance Of about eight feet
The front wheel Of the stage passed
over his head and before he could get on
bis feet or tse stage could be- stopped he
was fastened between the hind wheel aud
a large boulder. Efforts were made to
pull him up with main force but they
failed and II was necessary 10 drive the
wagon ahead q couple OF feet 10 release
him and In 30 doing the hind wheel
passed over his left shoulder.
The injured man was cared for by DR.. j.
+. Pearce as soon a. he reached this city.
The doctor Is OF the opinion that the
shoulder bone IL broken aud that it will
be- some time before Judge Heaeock will
be ae snry a. OF y0te and be will not be
able 10 join the navy as soon a. he eX-
pecied. IL II not thought, however, that
he has received any injuries Of a perma.
nent character and his friends hope 10
see him again Rs vigorous as ever.
City Clerk Medler was on the stage
with Judge Heacock but was sitting In a
safe position In the rear, 20 he was not
injured In the accident.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29
WAR PROoRAM OUTLISED.
where the United states Army and Fleet
viii Operate.

where the United states Army and Fleets
win Operate.
New York, April 29 "A special 10 the
World from Washington says: IL Is
stated On the highest authority that the
PREPARATIONS tOr actual hOstillties con-
template these operations:
Participating ingrtss 10 Cuba for a
reliet ship 10 bear supplies 10 the recon
centradOs and the CO operation OF the
United states naval forces with the In
sufgeuts.
Preventing the Spanish feet
IA the Philippines joining forces witn
the spanish fleets In the Cape Verde
islands and Cuban waters. Instructions
~ Commodore Dewey are not TO shell
Manila, unless the fOrtifcstiOns assail
the American feet An engagement, II
any occurs, will be pTeclpitAted by the
Spanish Il 'et.
Third-The flying squadron Is to be
held at Fort Monroe IA reserve fleet, but
will be- drawn upon IL necessary 70 pro
teet the unfOrtifed cities The squad
ron may reinforce oampsOn's squadron.
kOurth-GuATding the approaches 10
the cities on the north and middle At
lantic coasts by regular warships and
auxiliary cruisers.
Flflh-HurTied preparations for trans
pOrtatiOn OF the land forces now at
ChickBmauga. 10 Tampa or New Orleans
for embaTkatlOn 20 Cuba. IL Is expected
that General Miles will leave Washing
ton on Sunday 10 assume actual COM
mand OF the land forces.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29
Neutrality Decree Of That Country in tn
PreseDt War

Neutrality Decree Of That Country in the
Present War.
Lisbon, April 29.-The Lisbon Official
Gazette to-day publishes the neutrality
decree OF Portugal In the war between
Spain and the United States. IL contains
six articles:
First-Forbids equipment Of privateers
In Portuguese waters.
S-cond-Forbids entry Of priyateers
into Portuguese waters.
Third-Permits belligerents 10 make
short stays at Portuguese ports.
Fourth-Deanes legitimate trade az re-
CARDS belligerents and forbids trading In
goods which may be considered contra
band OF war.
Fifth-wsfas Portuguese and foreign
ers OF Portugal against actions contrary
10 the security OF the state.
Sixth Refuses protection to any In.
fringers OF the decree.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29
BonBARDNENT OF MAsrANzAs

Further Particulars Of tho Engagement Of
American Fleet with spanish Batteries.
On board flagship New York %. via Key
West, April 29.-About 300 shots were
fired during the bOmbardment OF Man
tanzas, l0l OF which we're from the New
York. The cruiser Cincinnati did won
ferfully rapid work with her batteries
The monitor Puritan took careful aim
with her l2-inch monster. Those on
board the flagship who never before had
been on wArship when she fired both
batteries at once, thought the experience
not 40 bad ~ anticipated. The noise OF
the guns deafened some slightly. but the
timely application OF wool 10 the ears
deadened its effect.
The town OF MantanEas at no time wa
In danger from our Gre. II the Span
iards had any killed II must have been In
the Notifications. Several persons on
board believe that the Spanish loss was
severe.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29
KEY WEST ADvIcEs.
Ned Cross ship State OF Texas to be Used
HnanIInl

Ned Cross ship State OF Texas to be Used
as u Hospital
Key West, Fla, April 29.-The small
Spani-h sloOp Engracia, captured by the
United States gunboat Newport yester-
day. Was brought here this morning.
The Engracia had crew OF seven men
and a cargo OF fish.
The officers OF the Newport say that
the capture Ia important, In view Of the
fact that the little vessel was attempt
ing 10 carry into Havana the news OF the
movements Of the United States 1eet
The Red Cross ship, State OF Texas,
with nurses. provisions and medicines,
lies here awaiting the arrival OF Miss
Clara Barton, president OF the Red Cross
society.
The State OF Texas will be used as a
hospital ship for the troops and heets Of
the United States.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29

order Of War Department Ignored by
AdJutAnt General Horasy,
Capt. Max Luna received a telegram
this afternoon from AfIutant General
HeTsey, at Santa Ne, containing some
important news In regard 20 the move
ment OF troops TO that city, and II is
more than likely that Capt Luna, with
his seventy odd enlisted cayalrymen, will
leave tonight for the territorial capital.
being joined hereby Lieut.. Green and the
Gallup contingent, and they will likely
continue together TO the capital on the
delayed No passenger train
Later-A telegram received by Captain
Luna, At $3.50 p. m, from the adjutant
general, informs him 10 leave this even
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29

ing with hls troops for Santa Re. calling
on the agent here for the necessary y
transportatiOn, aud have the men bring
sloug with them their blankets.
Thus u will be seen that the order OF
the war department. making this city the
camp OF instruction and rendssgous for
the New Mexico troops, has been ignored,
and Camp Miles, born for n few hours,
will soon b. forgotten.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29
ARHX EOR cUBA.
Troops aud Batteries en- Route from Chat
tanooga 10 the Front

Troops aud batteries en- Route from Chat
tanoogs 20 the Front
Chattanooga, Tenn, April 29.-The en-
tire eight batteries o, aftiilery, besides
the Twenty fourth infantry aud iOuf
companies vi the Ninth cavalry, brOke
camp to-day, under orders 10 proceed ~
Tampa, Fla, At once. Though no init
nation OF the ultimate destination OF
the troops has been given 0ut here. there
Is no DOUBT IN the minds Of the officers OF
the immediate invasion Of Cuba, or al
least the capture aud occupation Uf sOmt
Cuban seaport, Is In contemplation In
order TO open a line Of communication
with the Cuban forces and act In coop
Grafton with those forces in the immedi-
ate relief OF the starving fecOncentradOs
and driving the Spanish forces from the
island.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29
Ihe COW Iioy RegLment.

Santa Fe, April 29.-Captain Leonard
Wood, Of the army, who was the arsI
person given authority by the war de
paftment 20 raise one OF the regiments
at large provided Tor in the volunteer
army act, is expected In this city tO-mOr-
row.
The places at which he IA 10 enlist 70
cruits are Guthrie, Okla; Santa Fe, N. NJ;
Phoenix, Ariz Carson city, New; Salt
Lake, Utah; Cheyenne, WyO., and Boise
City, Idaho. This Ia the regiment Of
which Hon. Theodore Roosevelt, now
assistant secretary OF the navy, Is TO be
lieutenant colonel.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29

W. r. Chiiders notic,da bale OF his hay
In 8 suspicious place last night and
thinking that some one had placed it
there % steal II during the night, he hal
policeman watch IT, About O'Clock
this morning man came along In a
wagon aud was going 10 load on the hay,
when he was arrested.
lie said that the bale was given him
by Frank Anaya, who works for Mt.
Childers. Anaya confirmed this state
ment aud said that he gave him the bale
OF hay az a recOmpense Tor hauling a
load Ot dirt for Mr.. Childers.
The prisoner was then discharged by
tho marshal, az was also Anaya by Nj.
Ghtldera
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29
WANTED TO DESTROY 4 MONITOR.
A Spanish Sailor on the Puritan Attempt
ed TO Irnite Powder Naaazfna

A Spanish Sailor on the Puritan Attempt
ed TO Ignite Powder Magazine.
Chicago, April ~ "A special 90 the
News from Key West says: IL Is asserted
IN authoritative quarters that a spaniard,
Charles Giasius. was discovered tamper-
ing with the largest magazine on the
monitor Puritan on Sunday afternoon.
The SpaniArd was drilling holes In the
bulkhead Of the twelve inch magazine.
u has been six years In this navy and
rates "a storekeeper. He Is now In
double irons.
The court found him guilty and rec
ommends a court martial. His SUSPECT
nus actions during the last two weeks
convinced Captain Harrington. com
mander OF the Puritan, that the man
narbored the insane notion TO make
nim elf u sacrifice and destroy the mOni-
tor by igniting the contents OF the mag
azine.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29
Ohionro .tnna Mn,hei-

Chicago, April 29-Cattle - Receipts,
5000; market, steady.
Beeyes "a 0O65.2O; cows aud heifers,
t225a46O; Texas steers. $3,7b@4.b0;
stOckeTs and feeders. f3 70d475.
sheep Receipts, 5000; market steady.
Native sheep. S3.l5a4.60; westerns,
80 s0d4 30; lambs, 81 OOd5J0.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29
War Deficiency.

Washington, April 30 The sum OF
$34 100000 asked for by Secretary Alger
viii be included In the general deficiency
bill.
The house during the afternoon con-
tinued to debate the war revenue bill,
McMillin offered amendment 10 strife
out bond provision and insert income
tax provision.
Walker (Mass.) offered amendment 10
make bonds redeemable after one year
and payable after three years. II was
hnfaAtRh.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29
WIZ ArTAoK sPAIN.
American Fleet wiII Probably Go IN 81

American Fleet wnI Probably Go IN spain
to Fight.
New York. Az . ga special TO the
Journal from sshingtOn says: The
board OF stratel says that a. soon as il
becomes apparent that the Spanish fiO
tilla does not intend 10 cross the Allan
tic, the Canary islands In the Atlantic
and one OF the BaleRric islands In the
Mediterranean, probably MinOTea, will
be seized by the United States as bases
OF supplies.
IL the Spanish feet does not come 10
us the board decided that, 10 end the war,
the United States must attack Spain at
home,
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silyerAmendmepts Defeat.d

Washington, April 29-All amend.
ments offered by the silver men 10 the
bond provision Of the war revenue bill
were defeated.
The Mcmillan amendment 10 substitute
an income tax for the bond section was
defeated, 1923 10 143.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29
brief Report

Washington. April 29.-secretary Long
received brief dispatch from Admiral
Sampson reporting the firing on Ma.
tanzas. The admiral says that a few
shots were thrown at the defenses. He
gives no details.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29
Troop. Ordered to FLORIDA.

New Orleans, April 29.-The First reg
iment had hardly got It's tents in posi-
tiOn here when IL was ordered 10 proceed
to Florida Immediately, whence IL will
be sent 10 Cuba
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29
sniInr 10 he ahni

New York, April ga Key West spec.
ial says: A sailor on the monitor Puri.
tau has been convicted OF treason. He is
Spanlard. He was caught fling the
lock OF the magazine, found guilty by a
drum head court martial and sentenced
In ha ahOf
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29
YeIIow Fever Imnanes.

Washington. AprI ~. - rne house mil.
itary affairs oOmmittee mas agreed 10 in-
crrase tne NUMBER Vt volunteers ~ be
raised from the United States az large
from 300 ~ 1900. This will allow the
enlistment OF 1000 immunes.
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The fight win be ON sunday.

London, April 29.-The United States
feet is not expected 10 reach Manila un
til sunday. The Spanish feet has been
divided In two and reinforced by a large
auxiliary cruiser.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29

Washington, April 30 In the house
Bland dem, Mo- discussed the bond
feature OF the revenue bill. The demo
erats, he said. could never agree TO issue
any more ''cOin" bonds, which would be
construed under republican administra-
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29

mine In Mexico. The explosion took
place near San Vicente. state Of Sinalao,
April 4. II IL reported that 2ls boxes Of
powder and 10000 caps exploded with
such force that atteen men and sixty
mules we're killed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29
spnnI.h s.r one Mnla wa. KIIlnd

Madrid, April 29 - An official an
n0uncement says that tho fortia cations
Of Maianzas did not suffer by the bonn
bardment, and not Ona man was killed or
wounded. The Imparcial says that one
mule was killed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29
spanish CruIsers Coming.

London. April ga dispatch from
St Vincent says that four spanish cruis.
ers and three torpedo boat destroyers are
presumed TO have gone towards Cuba.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-29
Protest OF ConsuIs

Madrid, April 29-Captain General
Blanco In his report OF the MatanZas
bombardment, says that the French and
German cOnsuls entered protests on the
ground that no previous notice was Civ
an