Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-30
SPANS TROUBLES.
n. Victory Of Cubans Means an ID
suu,ClIoH On Porto REQ.
NATIVES AMAZING RESULTS


IN, Herald from Porto Rico rays the
eup Of woe will ceTtainly DO nllsd to
svetnowing II, a. some suspect ia pos
,ibls, svark from CuDan camp fires
b.ova Porto Rico.wstd and proves
,uflclonl to start the lame OF insufrec-
lion there. Tho government, far rom
telling to realize the situation, knows
nll we'll the ibfiammsblo nature OF the
material with which II ~ dealing aud
cafflts it, precautions aimoa, TO tho
verge o, eKaageTatlOn. II tho people
her. tell tho truth, however, there IL
no likelihood Of any trouble here, NJ
Ices, while the struggle In CuDa goes
on. That bitter contest won by the
inrutasnts, their ends gained, there
can DO no doubt but that there Will be
an upflsing Ia Porto Rico, but until
mat time comes tho island 10 not like.
Is 10 give spain any trouble other than
ray be made by contributions 10 the
cause OF Cubs through tue Junta In
New YORK.
srnor Xavier MAfiani, n dry goods
merchants IN Ponce, ON the opposite
tigo Of the leland from tho city OF
T. RIO Rico itseli, la an Interview taidi
IL do not tnink there IN any danger
any open insurftciion against the
spanish ON the part OF Porto Rico.
That there are tomo Cuban sympathix-
tf5 On tho island there eau be- no
roubI, anu that the government " on
toe lookout lof suc1 OF them M 20 10
tho Point OF impfudenoe has been
thown already by thu ARRESTS Ia Audit
j..
"whatsver degree OF feeling might
exist among tho native Porto Rivana
!. In very limited portion OF tho H.
ltpd.
"rne small population--iomething
like $1,000 In all--would ~ itself be
enough to preclude the probability Of
any general uprising under ptcsent
conditions. Even moHctary aid, "
such txisls, which Porto hcaus
fuight 10 dispVted to tifsr 10 tbs insuf.
vents in uuua would have 10 be tont 10
New York aud nnd ila way TO lie ulii.
mate destination through tho Amefi'
eau Juntn."
"But III case Cuba could achieve
autonomy az even Independence what
v.uid be the effect on Porto X CO.."
An, that 10 another matlot," lac said
win a smilc. "Vsfy likely In mat
cate Cubans would want 10 SEQ Porto
Roo Tree too, anu once sure o. tneir
ntsi,tance, there l. no telling wnai the
natives might do"
ImE CARE OF TnE WOUNDED.
NEW YomK, Oct s1.-rhe Herald
this moTniug fHyt: "A special commits.
son OF tho spanish branch Of he
International Red Cross tociely, which,
recently arrived ia this city IRON
HAvsna, has iusuei n circular letter
appealing TO the American public Tor
funds to aid the work Of the Spanish
branch OF the society IN Cnbp.
Itie eialel In the circular that the
society In Cuba lends assistance 10 oil
to III anu wounded IN the neld,
CubAna aud spanish alike. Tomas
Estrada Palma, head OF the Cuban
lpnta IN tho United Htateu, Referring
10 tue circular, taldi
~ uqutst ~ 10 10 made known that
the oDmnlsslou'a claim tnnt tho work
VI the spanish branch socioty In Cuba
Il absolutely Independent OF govern.
mat control ana Tree from any poe
Iilical bias 10 not correct. The Red
Cfoss In Cuba 10 entiftly oue.sidsJ
partisan society complulely under tho
aHAhht W WV RIahNNh
anu none Of its members nro allowed
to minister to tho wounded or dying
Cubans on the battle HELD.
~ Invite tho society 10 publish I'M
der ils signature one single case Ia
which tue Rsd Cfots has, on any
battle field In Cubs, attended 10 tue
wounded on the Cuban slide. 1 can
prove by the n mefioAn anu even the
spanish press reports that there have
been muny CAGES who're Cuban
surgeons have nufred tne wounded
Spanish toldiufa, e,coItlrg them after.
ward 10 the spanish Ines.
"only recently Spanish decree was
Issued IN Havana placing tho drug
uAto under control u this government
In order TO keep under severe penalties
any msdluins from fehching tue Cuban
hospitals. IL 10 Tor this reason that We
Cuhans ,mutl rely upon the United
States for tue medicines tor our ~ anu
wounded In Cubs. Aud II Ia 20 keep
the Spanish soldiery from haiAulting
our hospitals that We place them Ia the
heart ltf the mountains where only
Cubans would daro 10 tread.
"Wbilo | will not gIudgo tho com.
missiOn any amount OF success that
they may attain VA their work. Ia my
duty M representative OF tho Cubans
10 let the An oticAn public know the
true facts ~ tho nRse about the. Red
Cross Society In Cuba"
the pInLippIsE RRDELLIoN.
TACOMA, Wash, Oct. aD.-The
NoItnsfn Facifo steamer Victoria has
Just arrived from the Orient And brings
news that tho Philippine rebellion was
tlill In progIesi. Word had reached
Hong Kong that the Alieldo and
DlaIio, newspapers Of Manills, Sop.
tsmbor 20, called upon all loyal Span.
lards to celebrate the next day NJ thr
biuhdsy OF the pgiueets OF Asiuriau ~
sign OF patriotism aLd adhesion "a
tue monarchy. A Mauilla die.
patch Of September "a states that tho
bsndils Ia tho Philippines were
ttlll iobblng anu numbering la every
direction. They dispersed when the
police or soldiers Appeared. Reports OF
Two more victories OF spanish troops In
NubA were received at Manila Seplem.
Ter 2s, aud widely circulated by gov.
tInment oiilceIs.
Ceylon papers received at Honp
hung note the arrival Mt Colombo Of
Df' hlAAl, said 10 DO tue leader OF the
Insurgents. Ho WAS being taken Il
spain on tue steamer laildo Paiay Il
.land trial. lilo stated ut Colombo
!hat he had been Induced 10 70 ur
SeAia ny the PnilIppins authorities