Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-20

Madrid. May2O.-s a. mat 10 o'clock
,,.t evening the minister of marine,
| c,rtaIn Aunon received a dispatch
,-om Admiral Cervera, in command of
| ,hs Cane Verde squadron of the Span
l,h fleet. 1t reads:
santiago de CUBA, May 19.--This
earning | have without incident en-
| ,srad this port accompanied by squad
nn CERVBRA."
The minister of marine Immediately
vent to the residence OF the premier,
s.ror eagasta, and communicated this
Information. Helthen proceeded to the
,,oce for the purpose of informing the
sueen regent. but her majesty had
,lrqady retired and the news was con-
| vsved TO her by the infanta Isabella.
Captain Aunon then went to the adj
nIralty and cabled his congratulations
10 Admiral Cervera on his arrival at
Santiago de Cuba.
THE NEW SPANISH FLEET.
Admiral Camara, the commander of
the Cadlz squadron, is here receiving
| Instructions relative to the destination
Of his ships, which 1t is explained
| .Depends upon the requirements of tho
1 war
The new minister of marine. has in,
,st,eA the greatest activity in his de
rarmtnt. 1t is said that he has been
od.rd war munitions from many
quarters
It's EVIDENT the new Spanish cabinet
intetis 70 push the campaign vigorous
N a1d lis said the minister VIII nego-
tite actively with foreign diplomats TO
JnEt Spain against combination OF
la oemies.
ID taking possession of the admiralty
fAa new minister of marine made
tllHOtlc speech to the assembled oftl-
3rH recalling 1.-THE splendid example
b by our sailors at Cavite in dying
" Spain"
1 Lieut.. Arturo de Caranza, the former
E,anlsh naval attache at Washington,
ls arrived here. He is quoted as say
b. he was closely watched in Canada
D. agents of the United States govern
tant. Advices from Manila say the
Situation there has not improved. Cap
EAu b'ltlul @Auhtls " 10 tuutui NUS
Regulated the price of provisions. 1t Ia
,lso reported from Manila that the for,
tign cOlonists have sent the captain
general expressions of sympathy with
kpain.
This is markedly the case with the
Geman colony and the action of the
femans is said to be due to orders
Received by, the German consul from
Berlin,
Pie AMERICANS WERE SCARED.
i Admiral Cervera, says cable dis
}atch from Santiago de Cuba, did not |
teht an American ship during the voy-
y. He announces that the crew of his |
fips are in perfect health and enthu-
4astiu
Continuing, the dispatch says;
me blockading vessels quickly left !
4 NE approach Of the squadron whose |
rival has created the greatest ex-
'ement and enthusiasm at Santiago |
hmediately crowds of people sironged |
quays and cheered our sailors. Ha- /
mas relief at the safe arrival of the |
Is very great as 1t was feared
american ships, which left the
eklde there, had gone to inter
~ me Spanish fleet. 1t IL now be-
Old reverse"
a. MIN an interview today The
ga'eF OF marine is quoted as say
am greatly rejolced at the safe
Cuba, s'
= an immense triumph for the
AIsh navy. The sailors who, exc
me movement and those who ,
Lgl II are worthy of all praise"
-laulns, the minister said he con-
uAteh himself upon the first event
!talns IN his administration au-
lnty "'N ioi ''ie
gspatch from Havana says two
IWah ships have bombarded
@hamo and adds that he Spanish
w." Nantuaro and regiment OF
tspulsed the attempt to land
According To the Spanish version
'Sipaniards did not suffer any loss
ne Americans retired.
ocNADE CONSIDERED HIN
sorry.
SnS' may 2O.-The Madrid cor
iTIsyhl ot the Standard says:
..Tparcial expects Captain Aunon
70 great vlgor in the marine
me other papers are less enthu-
ana 'pout MN. The blockade of Gu
roI'p Rico Is considered Illu-
Hpahish warships and mer-
r Vessels are frequently moving
s $50 20 port between the islands,
NIi 'ple the mail steamer Atom
h vent out from San Juan de
AL Az 20 meet a vessel detached
continral Cervera's squadron and
[deIiverHiued It's voyage to Spain az
pn To- an important communi-
s r me commander
tu'CCqg pf k1,,,I,.a, -,
thsr, He American fleets and Keen
Iuglssr, On the alert excites much
aor far ana causes the press To
I've a ao, prompt dispatch OF the
meet to the front. '''
snoi n.NlsH FORCE FOR MANILA
,OOS tp May 9O,-Between 1000 !
la and dVops drawn from Catalonia, !
hre em,, allund Aragon and Valen,
''aFklng here for the Philip