Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-07
CRISIS WILL COME SOON.
..,.,.e,ory Affairs In East Cuba May
r,use Gen. Paudo's Downfall.

v.u. York Feb. IA ulSputcH lroih
.v,na to the Tribune says:
rba government is looking Tor q
ssost II one is found. Madrid
M no satisfied a while longer ana the
.snt situation may continue. Never
ssss the prevailing view is That eX,
.ret,ons cannot be made which WV
satisfactory. SO much was expected
om Gen. Blanco's continuous ulp
Coand the island and so little has come
nm Il that the disappointment cannot
eonrealed. The captain-g generals
onise that this month Will bring
sra seems to have been taken literal
in spair. II was not so here. The
htenent that the captain general was
a trlp Of inspection engaged chiefly
visiting the hospitals, does not salts
The hopes that had been entertained.
h lntranslgentes In Cuba may refrain
I'M open demonstrations OF hostility.
opgh they are becoming restless.
WHAT they will do cannot be predict
with certainty, but they are not
sltating to spur the conservatives In
baln to action, and this brings the
yernment back to the question of the
spegoat.
IGen. Pando apparently thinks he may
selected for that role.
XThe Weylerites are watching their
nances, and Gen Seguero has returned
the peninsula ready to condemn Pam
b. plan VI military operations In the
stern part OF the island. Many things
event them from publicly deriding
captain-general, but among them
ny show a tendency to demand evil
nces Of the peace that is coming. The
soldiers who are brought from the
etern province to Havana military
epitals are not evidences OF II. Their
ICES are taken by the new recruits
in Spain. The official explanation
hat Gen, Blanc0 was on n tour OF in
elton around the island. This might
have been -rUrstrued in taking the
ma not expectations been raised
important results by the palace. II
the palace that gave the first hints
influential insurgent presentations"
the weakening of the insurgents to
pc from the operations. These are
admitted failure, but Gen. Pando
claim that 1t is because of the con-
lon In which Gen. Weyler left the
oilers successful campaign can.
De conducted with a starving ar
fandos talk to his friends in the
ahdence OF friendship is full of de-
MY Inc knowledge that he NAV
70 serve as the scapegoat is pos
,ne eause OF this. Instead of talk
" peace by the end of the month
~,ks OF the long expected crisis be-
mat tlme He may be wrong. The
ny taik mas been heard before on
paft OF high officials, but the given
~ mas passed without the over
.Mg they prOphesied.
~ havana intransigentes looked for
mst movement in Spain when the
uaiy OF autonomy or the military
Iauons under the direction of Gen.
hVo 10 enforce peace is realized in
W. Ihey expect the Sagastn min
10 be placed on the defensive
are not fully Informed of what
s On me peninsula because the
egsi.s Impressed, At the bottom,
,N,u cIasses and the army officers
s,ior w llul as ever over the sug-
W american intervention as
MI. nrnHing peace to the island.
NJ NJ 9m ,ave their way every proffer OF
!, Gn'ces VIII be refused. Some dis
SHOWN over the movements of
"s'ships' but nothing In the ma
,eS NJ hostile demonstration Is toll
me authorities exert them
~ ~ mat direction successfully
OF the different ships is given
hm,,,os no unfriendly comment Is
W novelty of the Names nrcsaroo
nJ'ana harbor has worn OFF bnt tho
''''ues To receive many visits