Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-09-01
CUBA IN 4 BAD FIX.
Will Be Desolated by Fire
 and the Sword.
THE sUGARM1LLs ARE DOOMED

1hey Will Meet a Like Fate From In-
 surgents and Spaniards-Every Person
 Outside of Military Lines to Re Shot Without Challenge-Generai weylsr's
 Last Edict Ia Sweeping.
 NEW YORK; Sept. LA dispatch to The World from Havana says that sn- garmills in Cuba will be destoyed by both sides, for Weyler will adopt Go. mez's tactics and enter upon campaign of extirpation. Cuba will be made des olate by fire and sword The torch will be applied by regulars and insurgents alike to everything which might give ald and comfort to the enemy. Every body outside the military lines will be shot without challenge.
 There was panic in political and financial quarters when General Wey. Ter intention leaked out. The marquis of Apezteguis, the chief of the Conserva- tive party, was immediately summoned to Havana by wire and arrived Satur- day from the Constancia sugar planta- tion, where he was making extensive preparations for next years crop. A meeting of the Conservative leaders was held. Planters and politicians of great influence were present After long discussion, in which General Weyler's expected edict was denounced without stint, resolutions were adopted to this purport
 First, that a committee composed of the Marquis of Apezteguai, Pascaul Col gochea and Pataeeo Sanchez visit Wey- Ter and try to prevail upon him not to issue the edict. y
 Second, that if he persists in his de- termination to issue the edlcs that the government at Madrid be urged to re- call Weyler to Spain
 These audacious resolutions are the 1 talk of the city, as it is well known that Spanish rule in Cuba has always been upheld by and been in control of the Conservative party, especially in times l are ill effect law. It will not be the first case of a captain general being dis 1 qualified by the Cuban Conservatives. In the last war Captain General Dulce was sent back to Spain by the Volun- eers-Conseryatiyes and Volunteers are the same people. Captain General Campes was also sent to Spain by them. The Conservatives want General Pola- vieja in Weyler's place.
 The workmen i'll Spanish cigar fac tory operated by an Englishman named Beck made public demonstration on Friday night in favor of Spain at which the favorite cry was: Death to the Americans p'
 General Banderas, after an engage ment with General Mileas i'll Pinal del Rio district, wrecking train and seiz- ing the booty, marched eastward with 300 men, crossing the trocha and camp ing at Aguirre, southwest of Alquizar Havana province. and is reported to be at the ruined sugarmill at Mirnsa, near Quivican.
 The Matanzas court of justice refuses to obey General Weyler's order to re- move the Sagna judge. General Weyler threatens to abolish the court ii it disre gards his autocratic order Lawyers here, Spaniards included. resent General Weyler's interfering with the civil courts
 The Spanish liner City of Cadiz has arrived with achievements Captain Tomasie rer orts that 300 soldiers, mostly addalusians of the worst character, mu- tinied on the voyage. Their leaders had to be put in irons. Nothing serious resulted, however, as precautions against just such thing had been taken previous to their embarkation. They were not allowed to have their arms while on the ship.
 General Weyler has ordered that all relatives of rebels must register at the palace All letters, telegrams and par eels sent them are to be opened and ex- amined before delivery. Visitors a, to be shadowed. The sheriffs have be- gun visiting private residences to carry out the order.
 Oscar De Los Reyes and Juan Miguel Ferrer, are to be sent to Chafarine islands.