Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04
CUBAN EMBROGLIO.
On, Eject Of The Sympathy Expected
IN This Country.
WELLER DISGUISED AT CONGRESS.
CHANCELLOR Appointed BY the Junia-lis.
cruls for the lsland-Arms
aud Ammunition.

The state OF public feeling IN the
unltei states on the Cuban question
and the general indignation excited b.
gsnoral woyler's first announcement
Of bic plans, no doubt prevented the
bop.appeafanco Of another pt0clama.
liar, which was 10 have been Issued
h,ein February. General Weylct was
,ivI.sd from Washington that the an.
q AMUSEMENT Of bis plans had excited
much sympathy for Cubs ami tbat
another proclamation would be likely
70 hasten action by the American Con.
rfeas, General Meylct hiss apparently
scied upon this Advlce aud, while he
has NOT deviRtsd from the policy be
nttt announced, hs has given up con-
Quoting his campaign by prgclama.
il0us.
cASS0T UNDERSTAND OUR CoNuREss.
NEW YuRK, March A special 10
the world from Havana sayti
Captain Ge cral weylor, the com.
mandet.in.chiei, said yesterdny:
81 have no Inform alton from the
government al Madrid upon Its We've,
and will not therefore discuss sub
matte importance.
81 viiIsay, however, that nation
vhIrh 1 always thought ~ be friendly
to spain has taken steps through I've
Congress 10 recognize Hs honorable
enemies, VINO buru, steal and destroy,
who hang peaceful citizen Tor gI-
tempting 10 pufsuu his lawful businois
--lhe referred 10 tuo casu OF UlhCia,
VINO was hanged by Insurgents NJ
I0vpiivUl.
~ cannot understand tho tenti.
meuts which led the United states
Congress 10 do what II has done. 10
recognition Of delinquency II formally
uUciatnd, American properly viii lose
the legal rights Of protection by my
soldiers, II now eulOys. Thefr are ".
trnsiye American Interests here sud "
the UHilei States rec guiEes the rebels
they relieve my government aud my.
teli nom responsibility"
CHANCELLOR VI cUBA.
NEW YOmS, March i.-Tho Herald
this morning says.
Df. joaquin Castillo HIS teen ap-
pointed chancellor OF tho Cuban lega-
uon Ia America. Tho appointment
was made by Tomas Estrada Palma,
PRECEDENT OF the revolutionary party, VI
iuuta. Mr.. Palma has had mOTs work
tnan no could uefsonally attend ~, ana
he requested DR.. Castillo tU remain In
this country aud take charge OF tho
luntH's work In this city, while Mt.
Palma Will devote his timu 10 diplo.
malio matters Ia Warrington.
Mt. Castillo was Uducatuu In Paris
anu came 10 this country Ia 1870, lie
IL graduate VI tho University Of
Pountylyauia. Before the United
states naval boaTd Or. Castillo passed
high competitive examination AMI
waa detailed 10 the United states
steamer wabash la Boston, lilo vol.
uutuetrd HE services On tho RJdget,
which went Ia search Ut tuu JeAuutlo
expedition. Hb served eighteen
months Ia the arctic seas, alsis.ud In
tue rescue OF the Jeanette survivors
gnl returned TO this city,
Rafael PoTtuOndo, secretary OF state
Of the republic u Cubs, has received
cipher dispatches which announce the
tals affivAl In CuOa Of four tXpeiiti0BS
which have sailed from dilitT,nt Amer
lean ports uunng February. The
urgent necessity VI ammunition In the
iusurgent armies, particularly those ol
G0moE anu Maceu, Induced Secretary
P0uuuudO 10 make arrangements lOI
tho departure OF several small sxpe'
diti0us TO sail from southern ports d
the United States.
The FIRST lott this country on Feb. g.
Carrying g6U rifles hnd 10000 founu'
oi ammunition. Accompanying th'
expedition were fifteen meu. Int
second expedition Ielt on February Z
WITH 1850 fiiles, 10000 cartridges AM
twelve men, tie luifd lott on February
~ with 200 Tfius nnd twenty men
The fourth sailed on February 10 ant
carried 100 r.fiss And $4,000 rounds o
ammunition aud ten men. Each o
these expeditions, II 10 tAid, lauded on
different parts VI the Cuban coast
three on the south coast aud the foufIl
on tne north shore,
REcRUIIs FOR CUBA.
sT. LOUIS, March I.-Agrnts Of III,
tubhn fBvOlutlonihts WOtking from ~
LOU, as "a recruiting center, are send
Ing from this city aud the surrounding
cluntty from thirty 10 MY men eaol
WeeA to in the forces OF Comes on tn
Island. Active work was begun short
lY alter the miudlp Ot February, wheI
a creole from New Orleans Appeared II
the city, armed win plenty OF iunds
and made himself known TO small
circle Of CUBAN sympathlzrTs' NJ
time was lost Ia getting TO work, hn'
between Feb. 20 and 20, forty or hul
recruits lett ths city Tor CUBA Sine
Tho nate last mentioned ~ least lO
more have gone,
Tue men are enlisted with the under
standing that hey orc 10 take chance
on the success OF the revolution. The!
are Promised nothing, unless tue cAus
Of Cuba wins, IL II uOuH they arc giVel
guarantees that they viii be wei
lAEon care Of. No salsry Is offered
transportation IN tuTnusle1 them 4
The point where they embark for Cubs
and II 10 guaranteed ~ them lhat too
aud clothing Will be- provided then
during their stay at the seat Of hosll
urs, Every mhu enlisted IA ~. Lou
EQUIPPED nj once with slde arm
bought from large HARDWARE store n
b. Louis.
Lynch Jusiice'