The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-06-03

sidsration, says that We will live 60
deeply regret it, if we enter any ar
bitration agreement with the Euro
peAn nations; that every decision I'm
der such an agreement would certain
ly be anti-American, and that we will
be all the time fighting q hostile COM
bination from which we can expect
neither justice nor fair play.
Ex-Governor Evans, of s. c., who
has just returned from Cuba, where he
was serving on the staff of General
Ludlow, who is in command OF tho
city Of Havana, hasn't high opinion
of the Cubans. He says the talk
about the patriotism of the Cuban
soldiers is all bosh; that there is no
such thing in existence, that, with
few exceptions they were actuated by
desire tor plumber and to hold office.
He also says that Coxey's army was
band of a'istocratic gentlemen by COM
parissu with the followers of Gomez,
and that it would be far greater
crime against civilization to allow
these men to control the island than
it would have been to have left the
Scanisrds in centrol, and that pro
perty owners over there are una
nimous for annexation.
John Sherman has stirred up the
administration once more On his
way to Ohio he gave out an interview,
at Pittssurg, which caused sensa-
tloa in administration circles, when it
Was telegraphed to Washington. The
old man junped on the Philippine
policy OF the administration with both
feet, 50 to speak, declaring it to he
wrong from beginning to end, or at
least to where it has got. Dir. Nc
kinlsy fears that this interview will
so tie republicans much harm ia
Ohio, and is trying to bring influence
to bear upon MIR. Sherman to set him
to repu;ilate it outri sh., or, j be cam
not be male to 20 that far, To say
that what he said was exaggerated by
che reporter.
Notwithstanding official denials
everything points to the correctaes, of
the press report from Manila, stating
that there is D. clLsh between the inilit-
airy and civilian members eff the Philip
pine Commission as to how the tilipi-
nos s..ould be- dealt with. In the FIRST
ace, ii these state .uents ha not been
absolutely correct they would not allow
ed TO pass the stri:t censorship NJ Nj
Mia. II is stated upon sood authority
that this clash MAS OF such u seriJus
nature that Gen. O5is appealed to Mr..
MCKINLEY, AMI intIm4ted AS strongly
d military nia may with prophet
to the com ma ldrr-ln-Chler OF the
army that unless LIE was sustained i'll
the control ersy he would ask to be re-
lievei OF duty ia the Philippines. 1t
is under stood that Mr.. Mccartney ,iecid-
ed to Uphold Otis, AMI that was ny
the 9th ;ial denial of any clash of uutho
rity IL the Conan ssion Was given out.
Although two OF the Speaksrship
Candidates Hopkins OF Lis, and Sner-
tlan, OF N. Y.-are III Was.-in ton, as
we'll as numerous other politicians,
politics had to take back seat ti.is
week to give the people chance to
enjoy the three day Peace Jubilee,
wnicl closed .onight With main motil
concert Ill Convention Hail. t.,ery
DO ~, tron resident to the humDisst
individual, Lave tired them selves out
with plrades Oh three sue .es 1--WE day.,
fireworks Oh big sale Tor three .u;-
ctssive nights, trottins around to see
the signes, whi:il iuclu1ed some OF the
handsomest decorations ever pat up in
Washington, ami they are do ustle;s
! better off than Ia tie time had been
81 eiIt i'll discussing Speak rship posi-
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