Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-12
RUNBLINGS OF WAR.
w,s. With Spain Not Expected
Although Quite Possible.
., SITUATION IN tuB, CRITICAL.


a. Hsfsld iron Warrington rsJr i"''
80, developments In the Cuban
's,Irmsy te expected a, an early
.,,,bu, no, from this end Of the line
n, ,dnlni.lraton thoroughly under
.,,s, the ,iustlon In Cubs, /" !,
,,l,,, today. aud does not regard the
s,, u ripe for any action W this
csnliy.
Many sensational reports aro shlAt
,.,oi Immediate Intervention by tho
r,I,,d s,a,ss, and extensive military
',,s,f,llons for prospective trouble
~ stain, 10 can be stated author
,tl,,Iy that tho President regards the
rlllisfy tlluaiion In Cuba as lar too
tllo,it 10 warrant any action by the
i;sIlel States NJ this time. IL 10 the
s,,i oouyietion Of the administration
'sel.ls that n real crisis 10 approach.
IN In Cuban Affairs aud tnal tho ouly
N, ufas tor this county 10 pursue Ia
psv.t Developments.
me presence In this city today OF
Adpltsl Bunce and HE long coufer.
I'd, With tue secretary, Mt. Herbert,
IA, slytn rlse TO many reports ~ 10
,fs,psetiye trouble with bpsip. One
the safming rel ofts told with much
sl,il BY Iessimistio naval officers II
al their administration has not be-
rms entirely convinced that bpain's
uhtaye naval preparations Al home
I'D The recent large augmentation Of
10 military iofces In CUBS are IN an.
u,ipiton Of conflict with tbs United
.lais. 10 DO provoked by the iormef
sflhs purpose Of preserving her oig-
Any 10 The los- Of Cuba.
VI toe incidents which have given
fiis 10 the many sensational fumofs
vhieh the alafniots are circulating 10
! story which comes from spain ~ the
,f,o, that Minister Taylor haa dis.
sstsisd that the Madfid nutho-'u,s
have bsen consulting thu tsprcsen,a.
iva Of the European powots In that
Oiy ~ ~ their attitude In the event vi
sat betwesn The Unitsd states and
spain. According 10 tho report,
Minister Taylor discovered that n note
vts addressed 10 earh Of tho foreign
nlnls,eis al Madrid making tho In.
gsity, Aud upoa learning OF the matter
10 vent 10 the spanish minister OF
nieign htiaiis anu demanded sn ex.
IsnAtlot. His Interview, 10 IL said,
nsulisd 10 the notes being recalled.
All Of this happened several weeks ago
hud wN duly ttporled 10 tue stats
Vel Artmeni.
Iii. further stated that Mr.. Taylor
hts reported the existence OF n bad
state VI feeling toward Americans In
various parts u spain aud the danger
Of the inability of the Spanish govern.
mont 10 prevent outbreaks.
There 10 no Qualification ior this In.
tane talk about var nj tits time. Stcto-
iafy Herbert IL not unmipdfui OF thu
possibilities OF the Cuban war, but he
has not changed his naval policy by
tchton Of any recent Developments.
holh The mililnTy aud naval estAblish.
msnb hsNe been unusually active
uuilug the last year Ia tho way Of
military PREPARATIONS. anu orders have
btsn Issued by the secretaries Of 10th
apartments ~ expedite work In yafi.
.es branches. not because OF any GET.
lanly Of any immediate trouble with
sfAln OF any other country, but solely
" the purpose u being prepared tor
ihy emergency.
Tue visit OF Admiral Bunce here
Js,1efdAy had s0methinE 10 do with
lae repair work On the vessels OF his
squadron and bis winters cruise siter
lht npel IL got tcgsthst again. Tue
'teissAfy anu admiral spent SOM, Tina
NIslhef going over charts OF southern
sNef'. The main object Of tn. con.
stsnee was 10 map out n winter cruise
lsf u, npet and plan OF mAnOuyers.
IheWetttafy IL AuxlOus TO avoid the
hsesisiiy Of keeping tho squadron In
hndttyous nj Hampton R0sus IA he
90 ls't year, becsuAo OF ths fear that
lne Neu,Encinn anu Cuban controysf-
10 might become fuither complicated
" shs presence oi the ships In The Car.
hebean ses.
nv ventEaelan question Il now out
W me Neyi aud uuless thnre should be
selisls Ia Cuban affairs during the
.,ulns month, the squadron will prob.
make etuiis touching at come OF
ne venezuelan p0Tta but carefully
Nelllng CUBAN waters,
uennlle program, however, will
~ 20 outlined until the squadron IN
.'oughl together at Hampton Road
nuuy In December, aud Admiral
a1 suvs. lu1ufo movements will then
S'pslu upon the situation In Cuba.
hkhEIs DEYKAT wIYLKR.
4, ~ Louis, Nov. ia .psolaI 10
Fl,Y IAy,. '
O'pIaln General weylrr has a, last
,ss. .ue Cubans on tho feld aud has
$500 fepulhs, according 10 tho
u,e' per steamer Olivolto from
SshA last night. Wsyier, IL ~ said.
gauheked while encsmled In INC
,ssovIhAlofa hills Ia Pinar del RIO
ny'lnee BY the CubanH under Peflu,
.asalo and Perez DlaE. The Cubans
s4'pIlstd the spanish outposts ami Tor
Wssi great confusion prevailed In
h,,s "s camp. weylsr In aeid 70
pn',. lellen back about eight miles,
ib,ns lhe retreat tho Cubsns killed
,I.,S,ieut sIaniaria anu wounded
DENIAL IN nADRIp.
ne SADRiD, Nov l2.-witn regard To
iss "" lA1ehes irem Washington on
l,, 'l'ol Of the FEASIBILITY Of trouble
n. an We Unitud Stales and Sbniu.
M welaiiy denied that the spanj,h
"tf Senior CanoyHs del CaetIllo.
wiz communicated with the poweTs
"Nu Tue View 10 se.Ling snnro.s
s,n. ths United States. IA isrx.
r.hel The story Ia probably a ,ylyai
.hporl circulated last An,i,st whan
ptlh PREPARED a memorandum an ,ha
n'su relations with the Unite1
a, ~, suggesting that the powsfn 40.
u,1p-lh Ia bringing umleable ntes.
h, !" o.af ON tho United States on
''s"i'n Indicated, and by Ins adj.