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Protollo—Spain Between Two Fires.
HAVANA. May 11. ——Thc Spanish govorn-
moot has been asked to approve the son-
tcncc of death psmd by a court martial
upon the Inca capturcd on board the Corn
potltor on a charge oi piracy and rebellion.
Tho men unmoved are:
Alfred Labnrda. said to ho tho leader at
t2: party and claiming American citizen
3 ).
Dr Elias Bcdis. also claiming Ameri-
can citizenship.
1 viiiiam Glidca. sold to be a British sub
cc
. John Melton. a nativo oi Kansas.
Teodoro Mata.
I This places the into at the men in the
hands the authorities athiadrld and
insures but they will not he cxccutod
without an order irom the Spanish gov-
ornmcnt.
it has become known that the British
consul has also intorvoncd in the name at
his governincnt on bohaii oi tho Compot-
l or ‘s captives pontcncod to death. H0 in-
vokes clcmcnuy ior the prisoners.
This action at the British government
in tho case has caused a sensation hero.
and it is the topic at comment by all social
classes in the community.
it would be dlillcult to say from any
admissions anode in cfiiolal quarters what
affect this new dcchOpmcnt will have in
tho case. There is a marked absence of
irritabllity¥maniicatcd in tho commonts
on the su blunt. and the action at the Brit-
ish oiiiclal rooms to have been taken in
very good part. It is pointed out that tho
intervention ot'thc British consul is couch-
cd in vary diiiorcnt iorm irnm'that oi the
United States consul general, and is, in
loot. expressed in very irlondly tonne. in~
vching the clemency oi tho Cuban au-
thoritics.
The question oi - the oxccution oi the
captlvcs oi tho Competitor Is rcconnizcd
to he one of the most important which has
occurred since the insurrection broke out.
Now that tho question has hcon rcfcrrcd
to tho government at Madrid. tho sltuor
tlon here has quieted down. though there
is no cessation of lntcrcst and discussion
of the question. The attitude at tho pub
lio is rather one of waiting on tho resolu-
tion oi tho Madrid government The
waiting is attended by much impatience
and no little anxiety.
Ilostilc Fooling In Spain.
MADRID. May ll.-—Thorc arc cvldcnccs
of growing popular cxcitcmcnt in Spain
over the attitude at tho United States
government toward tho question oi the
illibustcrl captured on board tho Coni-
j pctttcr. Tho riots and outbreaks oi popu-
. lar hatrcd' toward the Unltotl Status at the
limo oi the passage through congress oi
the resolutions lavcrlng tho recognition.
,oi the Cubans as boillgcrcutl have not.
head forgotten. and tho sentiments which
Tho Spanish government.- bag on all
possible occasions expressed its Wants-
lion oi and satisfaction with. the efforts
Competitor , acideIIt All?
mndc by the United States covcrnmcnt to “
Illa a I M It!
insurgents in the United States iswcli
recognised by tho Spools
news at '0de tlotic“ tho ll
Stawilandv'd {rum tir‘nc tini'clu
creates iutca'tc irritation.
The cows oi the capture oi the man on
the Goalpotitur was rccsivrd with giant
«dilution and retaining.
be tho first opportunity that h
odorsdtomnac so crumble at those ca-
gago‘din iscdlpg no llihmlion. The
oral and is likelyto hnpomc yociiorons.
lionsoi treaty interpretation Involved in
Iucol against the execution of the son-
tonnes. 'l‘hc action of tho United States
is regarded rather as an expression oi sync
pathy with tho insurrection. and there
wtillbo a strong popular clamor to diora-
ga
\Voylor Greatly Troubled.
The public iceling on lilo subject is fos-
tcrod by the tenor of tho advices rcccivsd
iruiu Havana. Dispatches irom there
aillrm that Captain General chlsr is
rcatly irritated at the attitude of the
Iinltcd States on the question oi the son-
tsuccs. ‘ It isyasscrtcd that ii the Spanish
government adopts ' a contrary view
owing to the representations made by tho
United Status government Captain Gen-
cral chlcr will resign his post.
Allegations are made in those Havana
didpatchss at very extraordinary conduct
on the port at Mr. Ramon 0. Williams,
tho United States consul general. It those
are not truc. thoy arc nevertheless certain
to add incl to tho tire of popular indigna-
tion in Spain. Mr. Williams attitude, it
is asserted. in the subject oi general can-
sure in Havana and is said to be very
provocative.
The story goes on to relate that the
United States consul general shows him-
soli overwyhoro in public places in Ha-
vano using irritating and menacing lon-
guogc regarding the probable action at
the United States toward the authorities
in case the sentences upon the Competitor
captlvcs arc executed.
Spanish Journals In War-like flood.
The lmpnrcial. commenting upon the
attitude oi tho United States. says that a
man accused oi grimy admitted hciorc a
court martial in avana that tho Amcrl~
can police made a point oi vhnishing when
fliibustorlng expeditions ior‘ Cuba were
about to leave Key West. >
El Liberal declares that tho Spanish
government ought to have sent asquadrcn
to Cuba in addition to arming all the
transatlantic stoclnhoats at its disposal
for that service. This newspaper asserts
that the steamer Bermuda. belonging to
tho Cuban insurgent committee. embark-
ed upon tho Florida coast 10.000 rifles, ‘6
places oi artillery, :i mitraiilcusc. a quan-
tity oi munitions oi war and 800 men. the
majority oi whom were gunners oi the
Ihclnsurgcnt iorccsln Cu to Thiscmburk-
ctlon took place. El Liberal says. in spite
oi tho protests oi the Spanish consul at
Jacksonvllic against allowing it. and the
Bermuda icit without difficulty or obstruc-
tion. and, according to telegrams received
from Captain General Wsyior, the expedi-
tion has already Iandod. This ., has
created a nonunion in Madrid and aston-
ishment is expressed by El Liberal at the
conduct oi the United States in the mat
ter.
The Epoca. which is the ministerial on
our Alanna- that mutation in a far marl
Misc-
is. and tho.
lied ,
uba‘»
It!“ aim;
been,
popular demand “for their Whiter: indoor RT
Little account is taken at tho rsducd qucs .
the protest at tho United States gcvcrn- ‘
United States militia, ior tho supply at ,
”Was 9
the torus oi trial and not to the pooh.
. It hollows that the Spanish uovsra.
imam {I In sends not the matter cam its:
“publnl tad to as ruprsmc military aid
naval court. The E also says that the
attitude of President icvsiand and Mr‘.
8:0 sy appears to be incredible and declares
t tbs theory milled to Mr. Oiney by a
5 I. because the oiionsc can never ho is-
wandc III collection oi contraband accord
tbthc principles "ct amnion law.
no» omo toys that the demands!!! ,.
0 United Stats- cr‘c union and monso‘
lug. hccausc it is luccnttstiblc that sum
taxing crpc'diticos are organised in the,
Unload States without autumn. and that
conucucutiy Inch srl‘Ii l‘I-ary conduct
wounds the national aniline!" oi Spain.
According to The Din. the government
cabled to Havana. ordering Captain Gonv
oral chlcr to send the case to tho supremo
military and naval court.
Savors] papers publish the report that:
besides General Woylor. Generals Ochando
and Almonds. who hold important com-
mands in Cuba, have also threatened to
tiai is quashed. _m
It May Bo War.
NEW Yuan. May li.—-In an editorial
article The Herald ”in:
“it is understood tan emphatic pro-
tost has gone by cable from Washington
to Madrid against the arbitrary trial by
court martial oi the American citizens
captured on the schooner Competitor and
their unwarranwd condemnation todcatb.
to hear and head that vary tlmcly, proper
and just protest. Spain can no more
afiord to sanction the travesty on Interna-
tional justice enacted at Havana than the
United States can shard to pcrmit its
consummation. As in the Virginia: ci-
ialr at 28 years ago, the issue involved is
nothing less than that oi pound or war.
"In that memorable case Secretory Fish.
by order at President Grant, cabled the
isoiloulng decisive dispatch to Minister
Skin
; " "II case ci roiusal oi satisfactory rap»
oration within 12 days from this date you
will at the expiration oi that time close
your logatlon. and will together with
your secretary, leave Madrid bringing
with you the archives oi thcicgation. You
may leave the printed dot umonts consti‘
toting the library in charge oi the logo:
lion oi sumo friendly power which you
may sclcct who will take charge at
them.’ "
in conclusion The Herald says: “Tho
United States must and will protect its
citizens. Spain has been warned that the
execution oi the Amcricans unlawfully
tried and unjustly condemned at Havana
will he treated as national murder. Ii
tbcy are executed in dciiancc at that worn
ing. it' a war between the United States
and Spain. and nothing can stop it.“ ".
Senator Mo's Opinion.
Wssmxumu May tho-Sonator Pasco
oi Florida. who has tokcn‘ctpcclul interest
in thecascs oi the Competitor captives.
believes that the Spanish government will
nut‘bc inclined toward hasty action. as in
the present state "oi public iccilhg any
summary decision by it may lead to so
rlcus consequences. The {act that the
Human officials have r‘sitrrcd the execu-
tion at sentence to‘Msdrltl'h a source at
gratification to those interested in, the
prisoncrr' into and in irss tho boiloi
that some lcnlcucv may, shown. It is
w “York paper decor"! no serious row
resign ii the judgment at tho court mar-I
“The Spanish governmont will do well'
mums the
bard»! than to Mammoth
iacts In tho case by calling
president for iniormstlcn and” mnilllfla
ho to $ch snobs mos as will
condcmnod mod a civil trial.
i
flit-III Ilclwsco 't‘wo Fires.
balloon. May ll. ~Th'c Daily News says
in all editorial today regarding the cases
oi tho compclltcr captives ct Hamlin:
“The mom now: irom Cuba pianos the
Spanish argument between two fires. It
a dldflu‘wgpns how either sidc‘bhn rc-
an ovoru transitions
l Waylon ”55:31 my intro to
bcprcpared to go orifice its own lilo. Pub-
no opinion in sdrid is hardly wall In.
Imusd annuals to roll: by the Virginia:
cm in 1873. The pan ardr ought to dlr
trust their own naturalxcrocity in cans-cl
this sort. butch”! of lilo mu at
tho Virginian. which runny oi them up
plsudcd at the l me as a line and spirited
act. was receive with horror and cxccra-
tion throughout” the world.” ‘
Queen oi Bhttleshlpc.
dams BARBARA. Cat. May ll. ——'.i'hs
battleship Oregon. the cdiciai trial at
which will he mado tomorrow, is the
queen of her class. The Oregon arrived
here from San Francisco, and her behav-
ior on the trip caused Irving M. Scott. has
builder. to captors the ballot that on her
oilicisi trial she will boat the record at her
sister ship, the Massachusetts. Admiral
Boardslcc shares tho opinion oi Mr. Scott.
On the trip down the coast the Oregon
made ill or is miles at the rate oi 10.34
knots an hour and not even thou was
proceed to her lull capacity. As the oillciai
rccord oi the Massachusetts is only 16.16
knots, the pcriormsncc‘ of tho Oregon
places her at the head oi her class at hot»-
llosbips. I
The Trenton Murder and Suicide.
TnzN'l'os. May ll.—-'l'hc body oi Annie
Anderson, who was murdered by Joseph
Graham. who afterward committed sui-
cidcrwas token to Freehold and will hv
buried item her iathcr’s homo. Graham’s
body was taken to Shrcwsbury. Acquaint
snou- oi Graham and his victim came to
Trauton‘und assertcd that Graham and
Annlo Anderson had been living together
before they left their home near Porrino-
ville about a year ago. Graham had boon
twice married. and his second wlic is still
living. Annie Anderson had also been
married and had a child, who is sup
[108611 to be In Fast Orange. whore she lost
livsil hcinrc coming to Trenton. Ber hua
hand is living.
Result hi 3 Drunken Quorrcl.
Duncan. Conn. May ii.—What is he-
ilcvcd to he a brutal murder. the result oi
odruuksn quarrcl. has just taken place
here. The victim is Mrs. Margaret Mur-
phy. aged as, and her son Clarence, aged
35. is now under arrest on suspicion oi
having inflictod the blows which caused
her death. Both mother and son had been
drinking incessantly for the past ten days,
and as Clarencs Murphy is known to be
vary violent when drunk and has irqousnt.
iy bcioro beaten his mother it is thought
they again quarrel”.
Sir Johnhillloh' lilac-s.
Lost-Ion, May ii.-—SiraJohn Mllisis.
president oi the Royal-academy, is report-
cd to ho suffering. from cancer ct tbs
throat, and surgeons were summoned ts
sttond him on Saturday at midnight.
They lmm‘c‘dialcly operated upon the dis
tinguishsd patient. and the alarming symp
toms in his case were much relieved.
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