Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-01
INHUMAN WARFARE.
Complaints Made BY The Spanish
Government AGAINST CubanS.
REBELS SAID 10 BE PIRATES.
lnd as such Unworlhy Of the symps.
thy Of Any Civilized
Natlon-

The World from Madrid sayt;
The MADRID government has lately
called sllsn,lon o. the ether European
powers 10 the alleged cruel and inhu'
msn varfars adopted ny the Cuban
insurgents. Complaint " made spec
ifcally OF the uso Of dynamite to blow
up railroad trains (lhoae carrying pas.
sengsr a. well ne freight and sugar
mills, and VI thu uso OF explosive bul-
leta In lighting. The European EON-
ufnmcnts have Instructed their oonsuls
In Cuba, 10 IL stated, authofitativcly TO
itquifa promptly aud fully upon thosu
allegations. spain hopes that some
aotlnn Will be iakon TO declare tho
Cuban lnsurgunts plfates and ninlc'no.
tor, unworthy Of the sympathy Of any
oivilized nation.
A. soon a. the papers In tho Com.
petl,or caso rcach hadfid-they are
expected June f--ihey will hu submit
tod 10 the Supgrmo Caufi Of naval az.
psals. Tho impression Ia tnat the son.
tuncu OF Havana court martial IL
certain 10 10 nnuuiled on tho ground
that u IL violation Of the treaty oi
1870 and that the caao will bo sont 70
nm ordinnty court martial Tor trial,
subject 10 tho stipulation Of that
treaty.
IHsccENT MOOD mIgD.
NEW York, June LA special 10
tho World from Batabsno, Cuba, says.
More Innocent blood has been thod In
tho nuius Of this section OF southern
Cubn ~ a ttsuit OF tbs struggle bV-
tween Hpain anu her colony thau In
Any other part Of tho island. IL u In
this county that Mclquiz0'a men haNe
been Tsiding, riding over farms and
plantations, occasionally nkirmiuhing
with THE enemy, more often shooting
down neasants IN tho held.
In tho early pau Of this month
Colonel Lands, nj tho head n col
umu q Molquiza's mon, made = recon-
naisuncu through tho region north Of
Bainhnuo. IL ~ said 40 was searching
Tor tnnd OF rebels under Commander
MeudoEa. The country 10 n hotbed Of
rebellion. IL 10 tho very heart OF tho
intUfgent Territory. Ths spanish hold
the Villages with aiobe forts and FORTH
ned churches. They command the
railroad sUtiaLs with bsrfinarisa which
shelter small squads OF soldiers under
command " suballofns. Hut the
farming land n open 10 tho raids Of
both rebel aud loyal bands. Through
" they ride At will, sometimes meeting
each other with n skiTmiah. Its pcO-
ple occupy tho position OF non.c9m.
bAtantr, aud are put under tribute by
the Insurgents and tomorrow the
trooIs are among thcm with the sword
ui vengeance. Through this country
i.anda mafchoi. Occasionally hs
would halt his men aud ask PEASANT
flT Information a. 10 the whereabouts
~ the rebels. ~ tho replies weTo not
salitfautoTy, n they aroused In him
tho suspicion that tho peasant was Ia
League with tue enemy, the country.
mhu was shot down la tho fed aud
tue column passed on. This IL tho
testimony Of mon who claim 20 have
Personal knowledge OF the facts. They
give the names anu ioca,ioup aud little
Incidents coTToboIAlve VI tnuir stories.
Tue victims oil lived In the region
ahove described.
They ares Marian Hernandez,
owner " n farm known o. tho Ban
LlnobE1 estate; Mariana Msdorhs,
planter who was employed on a farm
In la bagua. Andres Gonzales, n
workman employed on the Arrange
estate; Miguel Msdofas, aged Is. Mar.
tn Noda, a planter employed on the
FAttagut estate; jose Alionto, 20
yeau; Miguel MARTINEZ, employed on
n farm called tho ban Antonio; Joto
Rodriguez, n workman on the farm OF
Antoniu estate; lnnooenIo Crucnzek,
employed on farm. All OF those
were killed.
The following persons wers shot but
not killed. Jose MILAN ana Rafael
MilliErum, youths, lsfi TOT dead; Mis-.
Cfueosz, wounded.
From another story II was learned
that these non.oombstants were also |
killed by LAnda'A trOopI Francisco |
Mondofai, aged 20. part owner OF n
email sugar farm; AmbToslo Pafdo, a
stock dealer who lived near Patabano; |
Angeru Eiquival. negro carpenter, OF |
Az'sfels; Zloahb PlAsanoia, aged 80,
= carpenter.