The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-01
CUBA IN A BAD FIX.
VIII Be Desolated by Fire
and the Sword.
THE sUsARKILLs ARE DOOMED

suFGsnts and spaniards Person
Outsids of military Lines 10 Bs shot
wttheus chaiIsnEs-osnsrai wsyisF's
last Edist IL Sweeping.
NEW Y0RK. Aug. si.--A dispatch TO
The World from Havana says that SUI
gArmills In Cuba viii be destoyed by
both sides. for weyier viii adopt Co
meas tactics and enter upon aoampaign
Of exhEpAtion. Cuba viii be made des-
olale By Ere and sword. The torch win
be applied By regulars and insurgents
alike 10 everything which might give |
aid and comfort 10 the enemy. Every.
body ousside the military lines viii be
shot without challenge.
There was . panic IN political and |
financial quarters when General wey. |
lsF's intention leAkedout Tho marquis
Of Apezteguis. the chief Of the Conserva-
tive party, was immediately summoned
20 Havana BY wire and arrived Satur-
day from the ConssanciA sugar planta-
ton. 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 ediot was denounced without
stint, resolutions were adopted 10 this
puFpogt
FIRST. that . committee composed Of
the Marquis Of Apezteguai. Pascaul Col
gocheA and Patacoo Sanchez visit wey-
Ter and Try to prevail upon him not 70
issue the edict."
''seoond, that II he persists in his de.
termination 10 Issue the edioi that the
government At Madrid be urged 10 re-
call weylsr to Spain"
These audacious resolutions are the
talk Of the city, - II lie well known that
Spanish rule In Cuba has always been
uphsid By and been In control Of the
Conservative party, especially In times
Of war, and that the party's resolutions
are In effect law. Il viii not be the
frat case Of captain general being dis
qualified By the Cuban Conservatives.
In the Last war Captain General Dulce
was sent back 10 Spain BY the volun.
teers-ConservAtives and Volunteers are
the same people. Captain General
oAmpoa was also saat 70 Spain BY them.
The Conservative want General PolA-
visia In wsylsE's place.
The woEkmsn in q spAnish cigar fac.
tory operated By IN Englishman named
Book made . public demonstration on
Friday night In favor Of Spain At which
the favOute cry was death to the
Americana
General Banderas. after an engage
meat with General Mileas In PinAl del
Rio district, wrecking train and seiE-
ing the booty. marched eastward with
500 men. crossing the trocha and camp
ing At Aguirre. southwest Of AlquiEar
Havana prUvinoe. and is reported 90 b
. 1t the ruined sugArmill At MirOsA, neal
, Quivican.
The MstanEas court Of justice rofusei
10 OBEY General Weyler's order TO re
move the saguA Judge. General weyle
threatens 70 abolish the court II Il disre
CARDS his autocratic order. lawyer
here, Spaniards included. resent Genera
wsyier's interfering with the civi
coarts.
The Spanish liner City Of CAdiE hA
arrived With reinforcements. Captain
TomAsie reports that 800 soldiers. mOstl
addAiasians Of the worst character. mu
\ tinted on the voyage. Their leader
4 had 20 be pat In irons. Nothing seriou
resulted. however. ~ precAusion
against just such athing had been take
prsvioas 10 their emharkAtion. The
< were not allowed 20 have their arm
while On the ahip.
p General Weyler has ordered that a
relatives Of rebels must rNgister At th
palace. All letters. kilograms and pal
cells sent them are 10 be opened and ei
Amined before delivery. Visitors Al
70 Be shadowed. The sheriffs have b
gun visiting private residences to carr
ont the order.
Oscar De Los Reyes and Juan Migu
Ferrer. are 70 BE- sent 70 ChafariI
" ialAnda.