Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-22
AROLAS IS ARROGANT.
BlAHcO KEPT Mn OUT or TROUBLE.


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Havana. Sept. IA serious quarrel
took place last night at the door of the
university between Prof Lczcano. q
Cuban. and Lieut. COL lBrnedlcio. % the
Spanish army. who killed the young Gu
ban general. Arangutron. Tho oxcuse
for the quarrel was a dllpu.c az q,
which OF the young mon should gct of
the side walk in order to allow the o,hcr
TO pass, the Havana a.dcwallss only ll-
lowing one ptdatian 10 pnss nt one
time. The professor aud the oificer ok
changed several blows before they were
separated by friends and pasrarsby. u
is undrrrtood that seconds have been
sent 60 The officer by the Professor
These Disturbances are looked upon as
having political color. az thoy always
occur between spaniards aad Cubans.
The city u heavily patroilcd. but dis
turbancos of a like nature are frequent
In the suburbs.
Al midday On Sunday last while a
game OF monte was going on In cafe
~ Nogla, juti across the bay. two sll-
dicfs burnt into the room with drawn
aworda.putilng the terror stricken play
en- % flight and pockeilnF an she
money On the table. Thoy were hiuy
pursued by the sgntrics on guard. who
exchanged several shots with Them. bu,
failed 90 capture the onondcrA Dis.
turhsnces Ia gAmblng houses arc Of
frequent occurrence, these places being
extensively patronzod.
The lnsurEen, chief Eduardo Garcia.
with 900 men. pitched his camp on tho
srinic ~ ingcnlio. two miles from Ma.
tan1aa, within The limits of the Zone
doaiEnlied by thC spanish government
Gen Molina. the spanish military gOy.
crnur aDnt a polite communication 10
Garcia, informing him that h. was
inside ihg clty limits and would be- ~.
pcpttd o. move his camp Tho lnsur.
Erui leader answered that he VuuHiIH rcd
he was not Infringing upon the pro.
Nifluns on thn armlHtlCr. and would re-,
main whore ho wiH. 10 q second and
more urgrn, qucstGarcla replied thai
he meant in stay whore he was. and onlS
could d. moved by force. 4 clash az,
pcafpd imminent. Gen. Molina mus
them 10 disl0dgr the Cubana. but rTs
consulted Captain General Blanco b,
wire. Gen. blanco replied. advising
Gen. Molina 10 avoid n clash. The 81
bans cVoutinue 70 remain oncamped n
their previous position.
Advloea from Matanzss report grea
Distress and sickness prevalent there
the STREETS remaining unclcan and M
attention 70 their condition being giyri
by the city officials.
Yesterday morning. a. before report
ed. the American hag was hnlated eve
the Trocha hotel. Gen. Aroiia. the mill
tnry governor. went 10 the palace a
noon and protested against the In
science Of the action. saying that nj
the military governor h. should iasu
an order fprhlidlng the Stars an,
strips 20 be- hoisted today. Capt. Gen
Blnnco said he would allow no such or
der 10 be issued, a. the American com
WisHIpnrrs wore entirely within thri
rights In having the American ma
floating over ihuIr Residence and ennft
qucntly the q this morning was stll
waving over tuo hvadquaTters uf "a
! commission.
! Gen. Blnnco his isued an order auth
. orlHlnE tho soldiers " tho Cuban arm
! q travel unarmcd on railway trains ID
! the provinces " Plnar Dtl RIO an
, Havana.
The cuban troops throughout IN.
island have addressed a petition 10 M
planter requesting relief which. Will
} not an obligatory tax. IL practically
Identical with one.
The order gives reasons for the hold
Ing At the admlrals palace on Sundal
, OF meeting 81 officers ~ the Spanish
navy who were 10 protest sr4nui N
, misconduct OF the campaign ana posi-
bic charges OF ncompetrucy and COW
ardlcc IN the navy, the bringing q
: llght Of the real culprta who wore q
blame for the destruction Of Admlfa
, coryera'H feet. and 10 uphold tn
honor OF the spanish navy.
on sunday evening last Juan WI
, legaH. the pastry cook with seycrn
, other members o. the crcw ~ the span
, lfh cruiser Alphona1 XIII, provided
: with written permission from ihel
. commander. attended a performance a
the Tac0n thrater IN uniform, soldier
and sailors are forbidden % go 90 tn
thenter unless provided with permit
from their superior 1flcNFr- In ihl
case an had The necessary permits ION
but Gen. Ar1'as. nevertheless, had al
the men arrested and TAKEN 10 IN
Cabanas prison. utterly Ignoring ihel
permits and only releasing them yes
: terday evening upon complaint belhl
, made by the admiral, and Cen Hnnc
threatened 10 report the abuse TO m
? mlnlster OF marine A. Madrid Il q
said that Gen. Arulls II making emo
, miles by his arbitrary and au1osratl
ways.