Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-14

made boy one who has Just talked with
the PRESIDENT.
Arrangements urc being made Tor
commissioners 10 Arrange thv Hurrrn.
der nf Santiago. There b. much mis-.
UNDERSTANDING us 60 tho eject ~ the
Spanish proportion, tho administration
flint believing 10 was IL spanish uicS
So work delay. ns before. but n 10 now
constructed nH looking Co immediate
surrender and nrrauEt mrutH Tor that
ar" now In progress,
Gen. Shaucr has been wired author
ny g. appoint commissioners hut only
Tor immediate, and unconditional sur
render and has been Informed that II
Tor any other purpose commissioners
viii not be appointed,
Our authorities. 40 voiced In tha
dispatches tn fharer by secretary Al
ger. viii attend Ia the details ~ trans
porting the Spanish forces back 10
Spain"
COMPLYING WITH THE TERMS.
News frum the irrnt was awaited
win tho 50, itnat anxiety all mornlnR,
bvrfHhadlWluE thr event the Interest
iclt IN the condition ut the iHNrt pie
tl-nta was the subject ~ surrender
2 ho dispatches from Shafttr anu from
allies received last ever.ng made 10
ovid mt that - the upinpu uf those
however. until about 10 I'H"A that
word ffum the front rhuNsl that the
Spauinrds had proposed a commission
Go adjust the Anal terms 1T sun andUi,
THIS Is said 10 be- a novelty Iu warfare
und especially In such cases us thif,
whore complex considerations age boz.
y1lyed. Ihr proposition 10 remove thH
spanish army In the province ~ ttns
tltgo, divided aA u d between several
towns remote from Oue auuthTr, tu Hs-
cure the removal ~ numerous nhsiruc.
lions IN puriH,und 10 arrange the details
OF transportation Of this army, Involves
10 many factors that considerable time
might very properly be- expended In ad-
justiug them,
An enormous number Of transports
would be required 10 carry out uur
part Of the obligation. II h. roughly
estimated that there are IN Slntlasl
province not less than $1,000 Spanish
soldiers. aud 90 transport these men
20 spain allowing Tor the presence on
each transport 0f suitable guard
from the American army there would
DE required no less than fprty-nye
large steamers a number In excess oi
the entire n,Dt nf Transports now avail
able Ia southern waters.
NEGOTIATING THE SURRENDER.
Gen. Wheeler's Headquarters Before
Santiago dc cuba, July ~, pm, via
Kingston. ia. July u. 1850 y. m
white Haas stlll futtCr over the uppos-
ing lines. The truce has been extended
until tomorrow noon and negotiations
looking 10 the surrender of Santiago
are proceeding. Both sides have yielded
somewhat Gen, T0ul, the Spanish
commander, realizes the hDpolcasnesa
81 further resistance and the American
commander, Gen. AhAfter, II Inclined
20 reduce the harshucs1 ~ the terms
which he at first proposed 10 impose
upun the enemy
n appears that on Monday Gen.
ahnfter did not again demand the un-
conditional surrender which Gen.
roul had refused on sunday, but Of
fCrcd as an alternative proposition Ia
accept the capltulatlon ~ the enemy
10 transport the Spanish officers and
troops TO Spain, they 10 leave AN their
arms behind and he 10 accept their
paroie. II was this proposition which
Gen. Toral declined yesterday
This morning Il was decided 10 hold
personal Interview with Gen, T0ral.