Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20

has been cut by order of the Span
 ish authorities at Madrid.
 Washington, April 13, II 8. m.-
 The republicans members of the for
 eign affairs committee have agree, upon immediate intervention. Tn , resolution will probably be imme
 diately adopted.
 London, April 13.-The power
 have agreed today to take no fur
 ther action in the Spanish-AmericaI
 crisis. It is the unanimous opinior
 of all that war is inevitable between
 the two nations.
 Washington, April l3, ? p. m.-
 The state department has just beer
 notified that communications be.
 tween the United States and Ha
 vana has been restored again. Nc
 explanation has been given as tC
 why the cables had been cut.
 Washington, April l3.-The Pres
 ident has just ordered the purchase
 of the American liners St. Paul and
 St. Louis. Captain Sigsbee of the
 Maine will be placed in command of one of them. Washington. April 13-l:35 p. ID. The democratic members of the foreign affairs committee have with drawn from the committee meeting for the purpose of preparing a min ority report.
 Later-Senator Turpie has offered minority report in the Senate de- claring for the recognition of the independence of Cuba. It is signed by Foraker, Mills, Turpie and Daniels.
 Washington, April l3'-3:30 p. n, An incipient riot occurred in the lower House of Congress this after noon over the Cuban question. Re- presentative Barrett, of Georgia, threw a number of heavy hooks at Brown, of Pennsylvania. The ser- geant at arms was compelled to bring out his mace to preserve order. The greatest confusion prevails.
 Two reports were submitted to the House from the foreign relations committee. Both were warlike in character.
 The cause of the outbreak in the house was caused by the democratic side opposing immediate considera- ton of the resolution. While charg- ing the republicans with wanting to trust the question in the hands of the President and claiming that this will result in indefinite delay, they themselves want to cause delay and obstruct the proceedings by debate. Under the rules forty minute speech es will be allowed and the republi- cans propose to hold all members, down to this limit.
 Johnson, of Indiana, and Tender son, of Iowa, had a war of words over what the former termed the gag rule, when Speaker Reed or- dered Johnson to be seated. The now thoroughly irate Hoosier re- fused, and insisted on speaking till | forced to take his seat by the ser geant at arms. Bailey, of Texas, charged the republicans with delay | ing the question for two years, but 1 had suddenly become in hurry, and said that democrats were prepared for all responsibility.
 Madrid, April l3.-While every hing was serene and tranquil during he early hours of the day there has ,een great disorder since. People Ire clamoring again for war. The ministry dare not yield any further O the demands of America as a rev. 'lution in Spain would inevitably ollow.
 Washington, April PA joint . which the republican teering committee has prepared, { mpowers and directs the President 1 O forthwith terminate hOstilities in ( ,uba, and insure to the island a table and independent republican and he is authorized I nd directed to use the land and aval forces of the United States for | he purpose of carrying this joint into effect.
 Halifax, April 12 The United 'tates war ships San Francisco and be New Orleans sailed at g o'clock his morning for New York. They | ook on board 250 tons of coal at ] his port. As soon as the war ships 7ere we'll down the harbor they put n full steam.
 Madrid, April 14.-Don Carlos, : of the Spanish throne, , ays today that if Spain yields an ther inch to the United States n questions now pending, he and is followers will snatch the reins of ! from Ssgasta and the ynasty. He says the present min 'try has already humiliated Spain nough. Washington, April 14-While ac= i nsl hostilities may be postponed [ ntil next week. war is regarded to- s ay in the administration circles as [ D absolute certainty, and instead of ( heir being any dimunition in activ- [ ' in preparing for it, if possible, s lere is more activity than ever. | he government is still looking about t ,r the purchase of effective fight Y lg vessels. The war party in Congress will c lsist on a continuous session until a V declaration of war IS made, D Washington, Apnl l4.-It has been l, liuing all day here, but that bas a