New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-18
Ntm2)urk DAILY Wibn,r&
MONDAY, APRIL Is, 1898.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The Madrid newspapers continue
to use a warlike tone: the Sunday bullhght over
Swallowed the Cuban crisis in the minds OF .ie
populace; perfect order prevailed at Maorio. ou'
rioting was renewed at Malaga Saturday even
ing The Spanish warsnp bdiceio,i"
passed Dover going west barron ava "'Io
will leave Rome on Thursday for Washilie to ~,
said he believed there would be no war. as the
Intervention of the Powers was not yet en-
Guided - The Autonomous Commission au-
thorized TO treat for peace with the lhsuI sen,o
left Havana for Eastern Cuoa- - berih
newspaper announces that Germany medita.es
the assumption Of full sovereignty over .ne S Sd
moan Islands. - MI uiaa tSa Hawarden
Church the Rev. Stephen Gladstone asked the
prayers Of the church for his father. -..-.o1
schooner. loaded with provisions, was cIusneu
in the ice foes OF 81. John s. 'he 0ie" va"
rescued
DONESTIC Congress will be asked to-day
20 pass a bill giving the President power 10
mise q provisional army to invade Cupa'
1t Is believed that there VIII be ueauloo 80
tween the Senate and the House over the terms
of the Cuban resolution. - the spanish
Minister has chartered Plant Line steamer
to carry about four hundred Spaflar1s rom IRON,
Tampa Fla TO Havana. - popular loan
Is proposed to raise the funds needed TO meet
war expenses and facilities Will be furnlsheu
30 that every one who desires can nuy oohus'
= Two companies of the 2oth Infantry ar
rived at Key West and were quartered at
Fort Taylor. An explosion In the gram
elevator near the Hoosac Tunnel docks a.
Z III
building: the loss is estimated at S6O,UV.
Ten Kentucky mountaineers were re.
ported to have been killed In neighborhood
family feud. - A suit for SIJ,OO has been
filed against Professor Charles r. Eastman. or
Harvard, who is charged with abductng his
sister-in-Iaw, one Of the daughters of the late
Alvan @. Clark. - The President rested
went to church and took drive. - The
battle-ship Alabama will be launched at Phila-
delnhia ON Nav l. Two ships under the
Red Cross nag will carry food to the reconcen-
TRADES In Cuba.
CITY-The Ways and Means Committee OF
the General Committee Of the Republicans OF
the County Of New-York issued circular ibvit-
ing Republicans to take advantage of the enroll
ment in progress under the new Primary law
- Many clergymen referred in their ser
mons to the Spanish-American situation. -
The monitor Nahant, manned by New-Y YORK
Naval Reserves. reached Tompkinsville from
Philadelphia after a stormy voyage up the
coast - An address TO workingmen declar-
ing against war with Spain, signed by Bishop
Potter, Ernest H. Crosby. Bolton Hall and
Others was sent out. - Senator Platt made
q statement indorsing President Mckinley s
policy In the Cuban crisis. - Lieutenant
Governor Woodruff had caller who asked him
to aid those in trouble over the Brooklyn bribery
cases. but would not tell his visitors name.
The annual services OF the Sth Regiment
were held at the Church of the Holy Trinity.
and the sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr.
Charles Dewitt Bridgman. rector of the church
and chaplain of the regiment.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Showers and cooler. The temperature yester-
day: Highest. 70 degrees: lowest. %; average.