Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-01-23
GEN. cAMpos DEPosED.

The Change Effected with Less EsAcAeo
ment Than was Feared-Gen. CanstO~
Garcia I'm Washingt0n-Fleeing from
Havana for Safety-Resignation OK the
Duke of Tetuan. the Spanish kofeisn-
Minister-Gen. Camp0s' Successor.
HAVANA. Jan. 10, via Key West, Fla.
Jan. 2O.-Gen Marin officially received
the officers of the army, navy ana
prominent citizens in the palace yes
terday. Gen. Campos waG present
most OF the time. The change caused
less excitement than was expected.
Merchants, planters, Spanish residents
and others loyal to Spain are satlsncu
now that effective measures Will DC
taken. The Cuban sympathizers OF
the rebels fear the return OF the
bloody practices of the last war.
Polavieja, the new captain general
has record for severity and Panoios-
is similar. Marin is regarded as hu-
name. :.
The Cubans regret the departure Oh
Campos. His campaign was most hui
name He would not confiscate prop
erty and granted amnesty upon the
surrender of the rebels He treated
suspects leniently, especially Amer1-
cans. The retirement of Campos is the
chants of the produce exchange.
The Cubans say the removal of Cam
pos, Spain's ablest general, is great
victory and will convince the world
that a genuine revolution is in pro-
gress. They hope it will aid In obtain
ing recognition for the belligerents at
Washington.
Gen. Calisto Garcia In Conference with
Cuban Delegates in Washington.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2O.-Gen. Calisto
Garcia, who commanded the cuban
revolutionists in their last war, last
ing from 1868 to 1878, is in this city
comforting with the Cuban delegates
Palma and Quesada, upon the inaugu-
ration of new matters concerning the
insurgent policy, which are expected
to give decided additional impetus to
that cause. 1t is the impression that
Gen. Garcia will again become active
in the military movements of the rev.
| olutionists, but nothing as to ms
course is yet determined.
Fleeing from Havana for Safety.
KEY WEST, Fla, Jan. 20.-Martinez
Campos leaves Havana to-day for
| Spain.
S. Solomon s. Son, large tobacco ex~
porters were arrested while on board
| the steamer bound for New York.
The O1ivette was crowded with pas
sengers last night.
The Morgan line boat is expected
| this morning with nearly three hun
| bred residents of Havana, fleeing for
| safety.
| NJ i'm
| lister.
MADRID, Jan. Glowing to differ
ences with his colleagues the duke of
| Tetuan, minister of foreign affairs,
| has rendered his resignation to the
queen regent, who has accepted it. He
| will be succeeded by Senior Guayen.
| Gen. Campos' Successor.
MADRID, Jan. cot is officially
stated here that the government has
| appointed Gen. Weyler to succeed
Gen. Campos in Cuba. He will sail
| from Barcelona for Havana on Janu-
| airy %.
| Appointed Second in Command.
| MADRID, Jan. 2O.-Gen. Suarez VAL
DEE, has been appointed second in COM
mand under Gen. Weyler.
Tetuan's Successor Takes the Oath.
| WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-Senor Dupuy
| de LONE, the Spanish minister, re-
| ceived notice last night that Senator
Elduauen, the new Spanish minister
| of foreign affairs, whose title is Mar
| quis Del Paso de la MERGED, had taken
the oath of office and entered upon the
| discharge of his duties.
] The minister's advices yesterday
| from Cuba were to the effect that only
minor engagements between the in
surgents and royal troops had oc-
Cured in the past day or two, none of
| them being of Importance.