| Show bPlMAIUIS INFLAMED Theystaue British mall and Ioy Oet into TroII London May IGA dispatch to the Standard from Corunna say The presence of the British i hannel squad on at Vlllngarlera Is I likely to lead to some unpleasantness Th Idea oC an AnlnAmo1cn alllanoe ha so Inflamed In-flamed the Spaniards that the postmen from Uo fleet Nhen on shorV to collect loltr have been hooted And tond Threats have been 1 made to stop the supply ot provisions to the fleet Tho British consul protested to the Alcalde who explained that the popular popu-lar resentment was duo 10 a belief In the existence of an alliance and to the further Impression that the fleet took wheat that properly belonged to the poor MeUlolr rlt Veto ulhod Washington May IGTho House today to-day received Its first veto from President Presi-dent McKinley and voted unanimously 10 sustain the executive The vetn Avon or 0 bill conferring upon tile court ot claims jurisdiction In a rlvotll claim eaM oC long standing The dAy was given to consideration of bill nn der suspension oC the rules the mea uro oC chief Importance being ono rat Trying an agreement for the allotmeni and olonln to settlement oC the Com maneh mowa and ApAche land In Oklahoma and to etobllb I1n ay office nt Seattle Wh |
