BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-03
CABLE NEWS

The Journal says the only way to re
solve the conf ct Of Sam Ia at once is tc
carry out the proposition cf the STANDARD
which asks that a distribution Of the is
lands be made.
In this case the first Of these papers
says that England will take the bes,
part on account Of b.ing the one which
has more right to the possession Of the
Samoan Archipelago.
~@a--Lori Curzon, viceroy Of Great B i
| tain in India te,egraphed to his govern
ment that Russian agents are travc sing
that Assiatic peninsular inciting the ma
tives to rebellion.
Mr.. Curzon a Ids that on accc unt OF
sal circumstance he has been c)mpel
to make forty Mu>covite subjects leave
Hindostan.
-Th- Queen Margaret of Italy i,
sick, although not seriously.
The Neapolitans have given an
enthusiastic reception TO th- French
squa iron which admiral Fournicr cpn!-
man1s
Mr.. G:ane., cf:ct Of the Maritime
A lps has delivered to Queen Victoria OF
Englan |, message Of friend ship which
the people OF Nice have sent her
Her Bntlnnic Majesty said to Mr..
G:anet that As soon as the festivities arc
ended which the ration will celebrate TO
commem orate an act Of her reign she
will return to the city of her affection.
Herr Won Bllow, Minister Of foreign
affairs Of the German Cabinet said that
neither the question of samoa nor the
incident which impulsed the commander
Of the Raleigh, can paralys- the amity
which exists between Germany and tn.
United States Of America.
Great preparations are being made
III London for the festivities which have
to be celeb ated in that city about the
middle OF the approaching month.
-Di. ,atchcs from the Associated
Press say that the Sultan ha acceded
to the pretentions Of the Macedonians
and for the presene there is no fear of a
conflict
The Austrian papers have mixed
up themselves with the Samoan question
producing thereby great indignation in
the political circles of Berlin.
Said paper afhrms, that the Song, a
mixture Of English and German sung by
Mr.? Coghlan commander Of the Ra-
leigh, in the Union Lea .ne Club of Nsw
York. makes evident G:rman pride, and
at th- sa ne time its impotence to solve
international matters
So great is the ef-rvesence in Ger
many that the insults and procacity oi
the Austrian press have lead on tn. peo
! PIE in gre crow Is to ask for Ieclara
ton o! war.
Hen Won Bu!ow ha, directed an
emerge tic and definite note to the Aus
trim government demanding immediate
satisfaction for the unqualified proceed.
ing of til. Austrian press.
The Papers of italy nation ire
conciable with Au>tia,. are stirring ur
th- Germans in their bel!igerent inten
1 tons and decl~re III Il war bc'w.er
the powers is inevitable
The Tageblatt, while it asks tn,
greatest prudence on the part Of the EN-
peror in this question, said that it doe
not assume the character of casus be
Iii.
Germany says said paper, wants al
its available forces to attend to othe
matters of greater Importance, it they
should present themselves, as the Sa.
moan conf ct.
Dispatches from Hong Kong .sy
that in the peninsula of Cores there exis
revolutionary germs.
"A French mission who had esta.
blished few elgious institutes in tb
Corean peninsula has been assassinated
Rear Admiral Kautz telegraphe,
! from San Ga stating that the order il
: the Samoan archipelago is uhchanhec
News from Auklani New Zea
land state, nevertheless, that the Ma
taafanes have introduced themselves i
to the interior OF the country where the
are making great conscriptions with tn
aim Of carrying on war,
. The Washington Government hs
published an order prohibiting oaic:a
G belonging to the army and navy I
speak in public about matters which ma
: excite international conflicts
William II has communicated in
- tructions to his Consul in Samoa Hei
c Rose to conhne him self to the cours
= traced out for him in the delberatior
with the tripartite commission whic
- Will soon arrive in that archipeIaOo
The news which is received froI