The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 29, 1898, Page 1

The Cal VOLUME LXXXIII.—NO. 11Q; SAN FRANCISCO, TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1898 — TWENTY PAGES. CONGRESS IN OPEN REVOLT AGAINST THE PEACE POLICY THE PRESIDENT IS CALLED TO CONFRONT A GRAVE SITUATION Report of the Maine Court of Inquiry Made Public With a Message Too Pleasing to Premier Sagasta. \ o@zgfi:)é‘fr_ f&%@f oS - b LL ) ‘t CHARMAN SENATE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN A e A e e C.K.DAYIS OF MINNESOTA RQR.HITTY ofF uUNOIS [:vulwnm HOUSE LOMMITTEE onFOREIGN AFFAI < MAY SPEAK FOR PEACE OR WAR. 'REPORT OF THE SPANISH COURT IS MADE PUBLlC THESE CONGRESS HAS J"\LAI VI(J ORY A e«»tfl.nnn.&lno THE FULL REPORT OF THE NAVAL COURT OF INQUIRY. WASHINGTON, March 28.—The following is the full text of the report of the Court of Inquiry: United States Steamship Iowa, First-rate. KEY WEST, Florida, Monday, March 21, 1888. After a full and mature consideration of all the testimony before it, the court finds as follows: First—That the United States battlesiiip Maine arrived in the Harbor of Havana, Cuba, on the 21st day of January, 1898, and was taken to buoy No. 4, in from five and a half to six fathoms of water, by the regular Government pilot. The United States Consul-General had notified the authorities at that place the previous evening of the !ntended arrival of the Mains. Second—The state of discipline on board the Maine was excel- lemt, snd all orders and regulations in regard to the care and safe- ty of the ship were strictly carried out. All ammunition was stowed PR AR B RN R RN RN 2 was han whenever ¥ N one of the -wu\nn or lheu rooms which wu not pqrmhted 10 .. .00Qf000“00000000“000QOOQ’QQQOOOQQ‘ e sway in accordance with instructions, snd prrwr care was taken © 1 R R R R R T T R R R T R R R PRICE FIVE CENTS. Call Orflpe Ri g;,s House, sis . March 28, The Re puhln ans of (re House are in open revoit and the indica- tions are that when the resolution d;‘rh);‘”.l'd{l,‘ S:‘Y),L!(I) for the re- ) s reported the Washinaton ey may even go So far cognition of the independence of Cuba. it is t\n general expectation that the resolution wi 1l not be consid- ered untii Wednesday Representative Ho