The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-03-12
Captain General Of Cuba Issues
More Proclamations.
THE TEACHERS OF DIVINITY
All VIII he Pardoned II They VIII
Give Themselves Up and BE
Good Hereafter.


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lar'
Il have promulgated an order that
the teachers of divinity of the provinces
of Matanzas, Puerto Principe and San
tiago de Cuba who confessedlv have Ia
,,a,, mart n, tho r,o,,ar,a,,ts 90 t,,o ,.o,.,,s
sii''ii 'e p'' 0o''ea oii '"aA'is 'heii s"o-
mlssioh' surrehuerlng their arms ana
placing themselves under the surveil-
lance of the lawful authority, provided
they have not committed other crimes
since the issuance of my last nrocIa-
,,at,o,
WI ,i nieuaoie oiioui,i-
s'a,i01 'na' 'iieee su'i''i'sions may ne
i''aun ,',",. W oouies - 'noss aileoleu
ont arms shall coma under tbe sane
circumstances will be Immediately
transferred to the encamnments forts
towns and. in General where thew NAV
be under the Immediate vigilance of the
troops. and all the teachers shall be
under the control of the commandments
in whatever Jurisdiction they NAV be
assigned. A record of those so attached
TO each column. encampment or fort
will be kept. and their superiors will
make report every Is days concern
ing the conduct of the teachers and will
determine the time at which thew will
be permitted to reside in whatever
place 1t NAV be deemed advisable .o
conduct them. placing them under the
supervision of local authorities.
I'm the meantime thev will become
foroas and viii s,,xo thai,. ot4o,.,os, -,
the diving and will be entitled to sncb
rations as troops in the field.
",rbasa directions will ,ot o ,,,.o .e
feet in the provinces of Pinar del Rio
and Havana until those provinces have
extended to them the prevailing law IN
the case of those who deliver tb ensal,,as
up to the authorities WEyLER y
ANOTHER pRocrAMATro>,
ne loiioWins prociahation mas also
80 100 Sueu'
vvo,,,on IN Va'eraiiio
Neyier Nlcolau, marquis de Tene-
80 ~, ,N,s seueiai' oap'aih seherai
o,.o, Ne '''ia go u Nuoa anu captain gen
,,o,i.., ~ t,'1 a my iiiaAe hiio"h 10 our
.'''l asseu troops anu 10 those VINO at
eenp' 70 uei,iora'lze them as they pur-
sue cas- t"aru the reoei parties, more nu-
lo's 'iiaii those "hoiil tney leaVe IN
'he provinces OF Plnar del Rio and Ha-
Nana' .nat the time mas arrived to pur-
sue with the greatest activity and rlgor
tne niue pahds, more OF outlaws than
insurgents, who remained in the said
provinces, and to adopt whatever meas
ures are necessary for the immediate
int FOR Hon, ha.s a.l,xr
order:
tlrst-That the troops be divided
into columns to operate in both PROV
lnces.
"Second-The commander of each
zone or the corresponding official who
may be otherwise characterized in each
place shall be the commander of the
native army, and shall have municipal
powers, but in less degree than those he
exercised in the same position with any
garrison force of the army. In this
case the command of the native armies
will devolve in accordance with senior
ity of service.
Third-Each community seeking to do
so and applying to the general staff of
the army may arm a section of yolun-
teers or guerillas of 30 men eouinned
y
fend the country and operate under the
military orders from that locality The
military governors of Havana and Pi-
mar del Rio will present reperts to the
captain general for the yuidance of the
commander in chief of the third army
CORPS.
The authorities of the villages who
VIII show themselves friendly within a
term of 10 days and those of the yicin-
ity of the same and all those within its
limits that are engaged in the insur-
rection are warned 10 surrender -then-
selves within the space of IL davs from
the publication of this proclamation.
otherwise thew win be subject to arrest
and well disposed nersons will be held
TO their civil resnonsih,lities
IF in the case of insuraant narties
who have robbed saclxedE Ehurned or
committed other ontrapes during the
rebellion. anv one will give Information
as to the narticfna tion that sucb ner-