The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01
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sTew YerE. Aug 81 aazpatch 70 tas
Wnrs3 fron Havana says. The reA
uus. ~ defeated Fefore tae year e1.s-
Premiere ncvas "a oiet 20 Ger. Wegler s&-
passing ghat ere Spanish guveyaruer has
sska1 alsrsa a. sse 3eve1oa@sngs - Fs-
-1t iEEers .eax sse- HeFn f'nstei states 2t-1-
is.er Tavior aa1 the Dake of Tetua7s.
sa4sn's minister q foreixu Affairs. seen.
Wey.er cahaeE bark 90 Maria tnAt sn tnAt
case ae r7ust resort 90 extreme methods
~T@ as yea please replied Ssnor
Ca1oyas-
T3sareapsn Gen. weyfe~ determined -
iesle shortly an eiict foraA35iuE the E~laa-
iaK Of the seasons sugar crop. When
tsst f5seE appears, SAYS tne worlds far-
respond snt war wiH begin in earnest
Cuhsns viii oecGpy hills ard woods ire
Spanish TROOPS w5u Pc jn cities AMI towns.
TnH sugar aslEls VII - destroyed by hotA
s.ses. for Weyier VIII adopt Gomez tao
t8-s and enter upon a campaign q extir-
nation Cuha Msfi ha made tfesolate oy
rre and sword The torch WI De applied
hv regulars ard insurgents alike 20 every
trtns Rhica mfght give AID ard comfort
20 tire enemy. Everybody outside the nii-
itarv lines VIII SO shot without challenge
There vas panic IN political and fiuan-
c5sl e1rcles wien Gen. Wsy3er+s intention
EpS our Tire Marquis of ApeZtecuia.
the chief - tire Conservative party. was
Immediately xuuu1oned 20 Havana by wtre
ard arrived yesterday from lhe Constan-
Ga sugar plantation. where he was max
ing extensive preparations Tor next years
crop. 4 meeting Of the Conservative lead
ers was held Planters and politicians %
great influence vera present. After a long
and hot discussion. Tn which Gen Wey-
ler'g expected efict was Denounced with
cat stint, resolutions were adopted % this
purposeT
Firsf-TAat a COMMITTEES composed OF
the Marquis 81 Apezteguia. Pasquel Col
gaehea and Fafacco Sanchez visit Weyier
ard cry 20 prevail upon him not 70 issue
the e3f-t
secona-If he persists IN his determine
tiouto issue the eiict. that the govern
ment az Madrid be urged 70 recall Weyler
70 Spain.
These audacious resolutions are the talk
OF the city, as II Is well known that span
!Sh rule IA Cuba has always been upheld
by. and IN control OF the Conservative
party. especially in times Of war, and that
the party's resolutions are In effect law.
u viii net be the first case OF a captain
general being virtually dismissed by the
Cuba Conservatives In the last war
Capt. Gen. Dulce was sent back 20 Spain
hy the volunteers-Conservati Capt
gen. Campos was also sent TO spain by
them.
The workmen in a Spanish cigar factory
operated BY an Engilshman named Book
made a public demonstration Friday night
IN favor OF Spain. at which the favorite
cry was Death 20 the Americans
Gen. Qulntin Bandero. after defeating
the spanish forces under Capt. BuIbanO at
Racunagua, Pinar del Rio province. wreck
ing train and seIzing the booty, marched
eastward with 80 men. crossing the tr0cha
unmoleste1 through the Pirgua hills. He
Inn rfaas
Havana province. and Is reported 20 be at
the ruined sugar mill mirosa, near Quivi-
can.
The Nanlgos. an African secret associa-
zion cores oudlng TO the Italian Mana,
has taken a hand IA politics. Partisans
Of the Evien gang accused those belong
ing 70 the EcorIa Of oisloyalty In having
Joined the company Of Spanish negro vol
unteers formed by q negro called Pastor
Neltia 10 escort Gen. Weyler The Ecoria
gang resented this charge and attacked
The E.yien men in the Nanigos quarter.
Several persons are reported killed and
many wounded. Forty negroes have been
arrested and the district IS held by the
police.
The Matanzss court Of Justice refuses
30 obey Gen. Weylcr's order 10 remove
the Sagua Judge Gen. Weyler threatens
To abolish tae court II 81 dlsreEards his
autocrsue order LAWYERS here, span
iards Included, resent Gen. Weyler's in
tcrterug with the civil courts
The spanish liner City OF Cadiz has ar
rived with achievements. Capt. Tomaso
reports that 90 soldiers. mostly Andu-
Isslsns OF the worst character. mutinied
on the voyage. Their leaders had 70 be
put In irons Nothing serious happened.
however. a precautions against just such
a thing had been taken previous 20 their
euaarkiDg. They were allowed to have
thci- arms while on the snip.
Gen. Weyler has ordered that all rela-
tlFes OF tbe rebels must register at the
palace Al. letters and parcels sent them
afe 10 be opened and examined before de-
livery Visitors are 10 Re Swallowed. The
sheriUs have begun visiting private resi-
dences 20 carry oat the order
oscar Dc Les Reyes and Juan Miguel
Fercer are 70 be sent TO Chlferens
Islands.