The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-09


,c,,vr,sht, 1895 by the Associated Pressl
HAVANA. March S.-captain Gener-
.,weyler has issued the following cir
culars: 80. ,,.,
,Ss ,eachers OF divinity OF the provinces
otMatanzas, santa Clara. Puerto Prin-
S Cipe and Santiago de Cuba who, con-
[sssedly, have taken part in the move,
ments OF the rebels, SHAH oe par1oheu
on making the submission, ,surrenoerin
their arms and placing themselves um-
der the surveillance OF the lhWiul as-
thority. provided they nave not com. ON,
mItted other crimes since the issuance
~, IL viii be commendnble eircnm-
stance that these submissions may oe
bodles OF those affected. 49,.
p.SThe teachers OF divinity who, without
,-r,s shail come In under the same
circumstances, will be Immediately
,-,rsSerred TO the encRfhRmeHts, forts.
,aIrns and IN general where they may
~. under the immediate vigilance OF
ne troops. and all the teachers shall
Ss nader the control OF the command
ants in whatever jurisdiction they may
No assigned. A record OF those -
attached TO each column, encaInpintnt
or fort will be kept, and their supeTiors
viii make a report every hiteen GAYS
concerning the conduct OF the teaenyta, ',iti-s
and will determine the time al Mh4Sn ~
,hsy will 30 permitted to reside IN
rbStsyer place il may be deemed ad-
yJsSbia 10 conduct them. placing them
nrder the supervision Of the local au-
,hNrItIes or making any other dispose
,ion Of them which may be considered
proper. -. .p, hoco,no
,.,,nanentI,, attached to the military
sSrcss and viii give their attentions 70
he diving. and will be entitled TO
such ratlons as troops In the neia OF
travelling. t... =,
feet in the province or Pinar dei hlo
and Havana until these provinces nave
extended to them the prevaillhs MW
in the case OF those who denver theii-
selves up to the authorities; ts;r,v1rp.
Havana, March s. 1884,
The following proclamation has also,
OesP sProeIama,lon ,ssSs OF Don valeriano
weyler Y Nicolau, marques. de Tene.
rife Governor general, captain general
OF The island or Cuba. and general-in-
chief OF the army, etc:
- MAKE known to our harassed
troops and to those who attempt 70 de-
moralIze them as they pursue eastMafu
rebel parties more numerous than thoee
whom they leave In the provinces OF
Pinar del Rio and Havana, tnat tne
lime has arrived TO pursue with the
greatest activity and rigor the little
bands. more OF outlaws than insurgents
who have remained in the said pro-
yfnces. and 10 adopt whatever meas.
ures are necessary for the proper anu
immediate carrying out OF that inten-
ton, hereby order:
Ol That the troops be divided into
columns TO operate in both provinces
and that the guards civil be re-estah-
fsfed on the lines OF that now existlnE
In Pinar del Rio and In part OF
Puerto Principe. and that In Havana
and part OF the province OF Santiago
places remote from the present pacineu
or tranquillzed districts until they are
able 10 occupy the positions which they
held before lin the districts now IN re-
YOlt.J
igj 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,
hut in less degree than those he ex-
ercIses in the same position with any
garrison force OF the army. IN this case
the command OF the native armies wiz
devolve In accordance with seniority OF
services
a. Each community seeking to do so
and applying 70 the general stan OF the
army may arm a section OF volunteers
or GuerlllaS Of thirty men. equipped as
infantry soldiers, which force Will de-
fenl the country and operate under Or
derS Of the military authorities OF the
locality. Each section may be COM
nanded by retired officers, or deputed
officials. or by persons Of satisfactory
qualifications and antecedents obtain
Ing the pay OF those holding second
command Of infantry with the appoint
ment Of the officials OF these sections 70
be approved by the captain general.
81 Those who afG In possession OF
arms must be placed In q state OF com
pl"tc defense and enabled TO AVOID
surprise.
tS) The military governors Of Haya-
IA and Pinar del Rio will present re-
ports TO the captain general for the
guidance of the cOmfudnder-th>ehioi Of
III" third army corps, and will send 70
the governor general proposals for the
nominations Of mayors or magistrates
IN the places where guards civil ex-
lists. or. II they deem II expedlent TO
recall those officials, retired persons or
authorized pers0Rs who possess the
n"Cn'sary Qualifications.
i6i The authorities OF the villages
who viii show themselves trienuly
within term OF ten days. and those OF
ihr vicinity OF the same, and NIL those
within itg limits that are engaged IN
the lnaurrAciIon are warned To surren-
der themselves within the space OF M
t"rn days from the publication OF this
proclamation, otherwise they will he
subject to arrest: and well disposed
p"rr0ns will be held to their civil re.
sp1nHibllhies. ana. 10 effect this, II WIN
Ice proposed 70 the governor general 70
nominate a body who Will see TO carry
Ing this out
e, II in the case Of inHurgent par:
tics. who have robbed. sacked, burned
or committed other outraEes during the
rebellion, aHy one viii give intorma-
tlpn ~ n tho participation that such
persons NAV have had IN them. not
only those who may have been In the
rebel ranks but also those VINO nave
sucforfd them, or who have not re-
WllnsI In their homes, they VIII be mt
tlnEiy pun,shcd: and. moreover, any
town or other place where robbcrl"s
has" been "Hcctrd Il KaoWH te them.
thcy 'rill bc required 20 make ldeniil-
oailon that proper responsibility may
in NNPd
dD Rebels who may not be rcspOnal-
VI" FOR nny other crime who within the
term ~ ntttCn days present themselves
10 the nrlTrsi military authority lH
both nrDylnceH nnd WIN VIII assist In
thr apprehension uf any one guilty ot
~" foregoing oifciigea. will not be mo-
lrsted. hut will he placed at my dlspo7
SAL Those who have presented them