Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-20
Five Thousand Dollars Offered for Il
bylhs Cubins.
OTHER OFFICERS WORTH LESS.
Darbarous Features or the Cuban War
-iho Campaign In PInar
del l,lo.

transferred with the tugs cargo 10 =
fishing smack In the Gull and was
landed At y polHt sixty miles frSm
Hsvsns. He gave hi. lame as Philip
Carroll. Carroll accompanied n cargo
Of ammunition anu bore letters 10
Cuban lcsdeu on the island. Carroll
gays tho Insurgents have sot price on
General weyisi's head anu that he
will ho taken or killed n he gets near
the insurgsnt lines.
A company OF sixty rexas fAngon,
armed with rifles which will catry n
ball iive miles, landed on tho island
three weeks ago, and these men are on
the lockout nil the time for spanish
cfleere. Thc rflss which sfe sharp
needle guns with VIM gauges anu
telescope sights weigh iwsuty.oight
POUNDS. The natives cannot uss them
but an insurgent accompanies each
shhrishoOicf and carries hold glass.
With tbe glaze thu native scaus the
county for officers. When one IL
| found the ranger gets IN action with
his rife, hring from n rect. These
| Texans operate chiefly from tree tops.
or kill, they got $1,000, aud the man
vino kills Don. Wrylsr 10 10 get s. 900.
Carroll left Havana ON one VI the
| Plant steamers four days ago. Hc SAYS
the scat OF nlibus,erinR will he tfant.
iefred ffom the south Atlantic coast "
thv Louisiana AMI Texas eOAst On tho
Cult The American revenue caters
ste keeping too sharp n watch on the
| Georgia and Florida JastH,
wEYLER's CAMPAIGN NOT A FAILURE
KEY wEsr, Fla. Nov. 2O.-Aavio.s
received IRON Cuba today by steam.
ship whitney cast discfedit upon tho
statement that the cAmpsign VI Cap.
tain. General weyier against Antouij
Mucao In Pinar uul RIO has failed aud
that Weylcf will snoitIy return TO
Havana. II ~ ataled on the contrary
that Weyler has no lniuntlob of return.
ing 10 Ia. capital, until ne shall have
exhausted every effort 10 compel
Mseeo to mstt him In . pitched battle.
| When last heard from tho Bpauish
commander was nnsssing his fofeea for
an attack upon the Insurgents, vino
are said TO number only 5000 men,
from . scarcity OF provisions, rtc.
mspu, aud, ia this connection,
nsws OF tho whereabouts OF
q msx are awaited with
much interest. Little OF nothing has
been heard recently OF Gomez, VINO IL
believed 10 be ut tn. hepi OF the msiu
body Of insufgent forces. Current re-
por,s sometime ago had II that be was
| Ia tho province OF Santa Clara, nd.
vanoipg westward toward Malanzis.
his objective point In the province OF
| Havana. IL IL Whispered that nj the
conclutiop OF any pitched battle n tfuce
may be declared anu arrangements for
| n conferences between tho inHurgcnt
leaders ana representatives OF Spaio,
looking 90 n settlement OF the war.
i This IL most Significant az showing
that ell Glasses arc utterly tired Of the
/ war nnd IL bufnens and arc longing
| for some way out Of the present diiii.
culties. Under theto circumstances
an important insurgent victory would
almnsi be h.iled In commercial circles
at Havana with the same satisfaction
a. n spanish victory would be received.
A great deal OF misery exists In
Havana and the outlook grows darker
as ths days pass. Business 10 almost
at y stAndstill. Prices on all commo.
ditles have gone up TO extravagant
rates while the loyal pUrtion OF the
population has been drained OF oil able
bodied men to send volu into the
field 10 assist the 100000 troops opeT.
ating against the insurgents In various
parts Of tho island.
Quintin Bandefa, n well known In
tuIsont leader, was reported yesterday
10 be In tho vicinity VI tho PinAr del
Rio line with n strong force insurgent
cavalry and infsntry. aalixto Alvarez
IL said TO be with him.
sPASIARDs DISAPPOINTED,
KEY WEST, Fla, Nov. 2o.-Rspoils
received by steamer from Havana are
disappointing TO the dpsnisrds In tho
results expected OF Gen. WtyleT's oper-
ations In Pinar del Rio.
Macso is enttrnehed In the Clsrras
de las OrganAs In tue center OF his
mountsin iaslnesses awaiting attach.
0en. Weyler, according 60 Havana
reports, II expected biok Ia tho city
within few days, the excuse given tor
his nturn being that the ToAds are moi
IN u condition Tor active operations.
The impression already prevails In
military circles In Havana that Con.
WeyleI's campaign has been q com.
pleto failure anu his carefully prepared
pans TO drive Maceo out OF Pinal del
Rio have received q severe sot back.
With tbs exception Of a low unimporI.
hnt ekifmishea with the advances
guards OF the insursont leaders and the
capture OF the rebel Captain VALDEZ
with eight follOgefv, nothing OF great
c0hss quenoo has been accomplished
althuuI Oh the spaniards have loaf sew
oral prominent generals and many
men killed and wounded.
Apparently well authenticated 70.
ports which II IL said eminated from .
high military Official In Havana says
the city OF Puerto Principe has b.oa
besieged by the insurgents.
Lacrot, another OF the best known
inturgent leaders, 10 eaid 10 be suffer
ing from wound. General Eohaguo.
tbs Spanish oilloer won ndod severely
In tho thigh In IN attack ON the Rubl
hills, IL improving.
A Tumor was In circulation In
Havana yesterday that the captain.
general had been killed. But II an.
pears 10 have originated Ia ths blow.
ing up OF n railroad train on which b.
vac reported 10 be travelling bsIween
CandAiAria anu PunlA Bravo. Tbs