Spain Outlines Cuba Policy In Canovas Statement
Mapero March 7. Spain’s policy on Cuba is outlined by Prime Minister Canovas in a statement printed by the World. He says Spain will enforce respect for its legations, close Cuban universities, arrest agitators, and seek peaceful mediation only if it cannot undermine national interests. Weyler’s conduct is defended. no naval demonstrations planned. reforms expected under the cortes. election impacts denied.
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Britain cites historic claims in Venezuelan boundary dispute
The British blue book summary argues Great Britain holds strict rights to territory extending to Barima, based on long Dutch and British possession and limited Spanish influence. It details maps and documents from 1640 to 1804 illustrating boundary lines, while Venezuela and Spain show no lasting dominion over the disputed area.
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King Humbert Calls Rudini to Form New Italian Ministry
Rome reports Marquis Rudini agreed to form a new cabinet with General Ricotti as minister of war. Ricotti previously held the post in 1870 1874 and 1884 and is credited with modernizing Italy’s army. Humbert orders peace efforts with Abyssinia as Signor Franzoi to pursue a settlement. A British squadron of five ships is expected to Curacao soon. Washington to nominate agents for Indian service at Rosebud and two other posts. Blackburn leads in state senatorial ballot with Boyle and Pettitt trailing.
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Cuban Resolutions And Belligerency In Cuba Debate
Washington reports indicate the president and cabinet oppose belligerency claims by Cuban insurgents and oppose declarations of independence. The administration favors continuing recognition of the existing Cuban government as the sole authority until another government proves itself.
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Thurston bills favorably reported for Transmissipp exposition
Washington March 4 Senator Thurston chairman of the select committee on international expositions called a meeting to prepare a unanimous report on the Transmissipp exposition bill. It provides a building cost of 50 000 with 200 000 for exhibits totaling 250 000 approved by Omaha exposition managers. Committee includes Pettigrew Sherman Cameroun Hawley Warren Mc Bride West Gray Daniel Gibson Voorhees Lindsay. Belva Lockwood appeal on pension fee reversed. The House debates abolishing fee system for US district attorneys and marshals.
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Harrity Speaks On Democratic Platform And Cleveland
William Harrity, longtime chairman of the national Democratic committee, breaks silence in The World. He says Cleveland is no longer a presidential possibility, the platform must favor sound money over 16 to 1 coinage, and Democrats are not more divided than six months ago. Harrity returns from Chicago where he set up next national convention preliminaries with Pennsylvania’s 64 delegates backing him.
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Peffer Sees End of Two Old Parties Near
U S Senator W A Peffer arrives in Topeka and predicts the two old parties will split over silver at national conventions this year. He says gold standard elements may save the Dems but fail to carry any state, and expect a new party uniting all opposition if Republicans and Democrats secede. He cites possible rise of a People’s party and a revised Omaha platform.
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Carlisle Is Cleveland's Choice Previewed
Washington dispatch reports a cabinet member stating President Cleveland will not seek another nomination even with guaranteed election. He may issue a formal denial to prove he is not a candidate while secretly supporting John G. Carlisle as administration favorite. Olney rumored but denied.
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Bellevue Boy Fatally Shot In Accident Aboard River
Roy Smith a Bellevue youth about 17 was accidentally shot when he knocked the trigger of his gun while in a boat with Will Trent and Arthur Mountain near La Platte The bullet pierced his right side and shoulder an operation followed and the latest report said he would probably die A Paris report notes adoption of a submarine telegraph line project linking France the United States and the Antilles
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