Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-14
ININOTS PROCEEDINGS.
h IS QUIET NOW AT HAVANA CUBA
,,.o, Mckinley VIII Keep war
~ vessels within Six Hours VI
.aucuna, in Case of Need


-.cuha, In Case of Nceu'
-, Ian 1.-THE police precau-
M haye been redoubled in the V'e aaa
ao'' - ,be United states legation ana
~ =, the residence of the uh''eu
prOuhu ' m,,,tster, Gen. Stewart l..
kwoodford. e,-psrnED.
washington, Jan. line o'pa ah
Vase nns subsidized entirely today ana
eai' n,istv or interest was MANIFEST
a in it in official circles rres, sran
S,,..y,Dley was unusually free iro"
l non.rdIus reports that the rioting IN
had caused Apprehension
@onr manufacturers, iinaneiers ana
,hsrs that business affairs might DC
"sa,,led by fears of foreign compiea-
and mat they had wired the
.loi'1 ,,an, asking him to withhold the
,and,np of warships toscuhan waters
10 use his influence to prevent IN.
sn.,matory speeches IN ,ohsiSao ~
"n he stated authorita.iVey .na' ~
e" u, o'clock today no dispatehes ui'
III subject had been receiNeu
White House. no, emma over
Assis W,hita House from the state de-
~ lhe before the cabinet meeting
a y. Ia a telegram that had been re
NY M from Consul General Lee. III
~. sont from Havana during the
Nh wa, while ii reported the existence
.ns"s AZ much excitement and enron
M tall;s Of the newspapers OF the
,nt ,bc day before and the partclpa-
,ion of some soldiers in the demonstra-
,ione n was contended to convey as
s"rnnce If peace and quiet. When the
astInat met at Ii o'clock this dispatch
sar,ned the basis for short discussion.
tTba members Of the cabinet progressed
Ia feel satisfied with the situation.
The Senate resolution calling for IN
formation as to what had been done
I'M the President to safeguard Amerl-
Fan interests in Havana during the
period of rioting, was also pfleny
talked over with view to determining
he nature Of the reply to be made.
The principal subject under con-
federation before the cabinet however
the Hawaiian annexation treaty.
WAR SHIPS TO BE NEAR.
The North Atlantic squadron. which
has been gathering at Hampton Roads
b. to sail southwark tomorrow. Lest
tAere should he Misunderstanding OF
the purpose of the cruise, which has
blready been described in the orders as
pne OF evolution and drill, planned
B. inany months ago the orders under
which the vessels will proceed have beer
Elade public and taken in connection
with the department order to Admira
SiCard, the navy department says thai
Abe squadrons movements have nj
relation to Cuba.
General Lees cablegram also stated
i is learned, that while he did not an
ticipate another outbreak, yet he would
mot be surprised at one. None of tn,
disturbances, he said, had been direct
ed against the United States or Amer
lean citizens.
The cabinet discussion showed tha'
the Presdent,while deciding not to sent
a warship to Cuba at present, intend.
TO keep one or more vessels in a reason
able distance from Havana, so that {
vessel might reach there in six hours IL
The event of sudden call for its pres
ence from General Lee.
PRESS CENSORSHIP IN CUBA.
Havana, Jan, IA decree has beer
published prohibiting the publication IL
uaiiy newspapers of cable dispatche.
without previous censorship and lively,
hours notice Of their receipt. In adj
dillon, In the future, the postoflce her,
VIII detain national and foreign news
sored
Niolators of the law are warned the,
are under military Jurisdiction,
another ediot will be published short
y, lofDlddins the gathering in group,
'. more than four persons either in tn,
streets or in the stores.
CALM IN HAVANA.
washington, Jan. 14.-Perfeot cain
PREVAILS IN Havana, according to dis
patches received by Senior de Lone
NJ NJ spanish minister, last night, aut
a i,s morning one of these dispatches
,ar, AZ ! CLOCK this morning by Secre
az, ~ General Cougosto, saws:
GU tuHluit mas not been continued
fd III Is preserved throughout the CITY
oeheVe that the normal condition vii
~ ~ perfectly established. Fortunately
bsr e Is not single casualty that W,
nave to regret" w
~ ~ MINISTER mas received a numhe,
shs m'lor dispatches all indicating n,
sn,,nlt OF disturbance. and that n,
IHp ~ hon Is felt by the authorizes
vaio nas gwen directions that every de
AMI ,Sypnneht be. communicated to hin
II ~ ~ view or this fact, does NOT GRAD
hreai,V port mat there was another out
outhn.:! ,sssteraay, saying that any s,,c,
cataa sh would have been comm,Ini
erosu 10 MIN, and the report douhtIes
basod elther from n delayed cabIegra !,
narto N On inc outbreak previouslv re-
min or else that there wns SON,
rbarn ' uistuiblnce Of such a triyia
s,'ta'aeter that It did not Ger ~ ~,
cbsnuon OF the official heads Of ~
euoah government. VI III
lNSuRGENT suRRENppRs
eblo ss'ena' Jan, I'M. Molina II,
Maior a Si OF tho insurgent ganera,
surre,d Ivy, lguez, has, 1t Is anno,incsd
ties W the Spanish authori
festo oa barriado hns Issued n man,
eyeryt Ih,i,Ilounelng his Willingness to a,
pears ilng possible "a bring aho,,
pro,In N the district of saneti sn;r,' ou
I /, ~ OF Santa Clara. i'us
~, announced from sn,rt.,,
par . Lieut., Colonel Tlron of a. source
''A' army has been Killed. ''e '''sur
np,
'"oANIzE CUBAN LEacrps
ster Hanuis TuyIor xva.
N All the American Cities.
TIE York, Jan. l4.-Tbe chat,..