Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-19

Unrest Regarding the Outcome of the
rntute.

criminal cl1feeH. Witofe numbers have
unfortunately been Increasing, the city
breads disorder All glasses may be
relied upou 90 exercise self-iestralnt
and 10 aid the AUTHORIZES. Bw they
do not know what the army may 90,
and not knowing, they are fevcrish and
expectant. II IA n question ws;h some
Uslaervufu whether the trouble will yvt
come In Cuba, or whether me anhi-
tious soldier pciiilcianA will myuM The
troops TO their purposes and hold them
In check until the return 10 SPAIN The
proposition j. tot a complicHssd one.
IN they get fair amount Of the back
pay ths, IL due them. the troops will
rcmaiu quiet.
Thaa many q the battolions ure
ready h muiiny u apparcur. These
Will be the first ones placed aboard the
tNnsports and fastened hack The
evacuation " likely 10 be hastcned BY
have been slow and have found pre-
texts Tor delay. but when they them
selves are threatened n the inactlon
continues they will frd y feasible 90
embark me tfunpa with HNnr r1nIdify.
Captain General Blanco Il himself anx-
ious O. return. but he Cafms, embark
flll she preparations FOR Hending back
the truofr In Havana province have
reached q more forward step. He IL
san 90 Dc urging his suborlinates %
greater activity. At Times there has
been q probability ~ a demonstration
ugiluut the captain general.
That probability a. a diminishing ure.
Thu hostility " ne TROOPS q 49, III
rccted against Gen. Juan ArOlas. mill.
tnry governor Of Havana province.
How deep me feeling IL against him
since h. cut d,Su an 'orden Publlno"
with hiH sword cannot Dc judged By a
p1s1r who u not - the army. The
Spanish alsiiers arr suiien and UNI
demurTiratvc. Their obedience is that
" dumb uuimala. Yet chat they will
forget the death Of their comndes "a
not believed, thourn therc may be- NJ
open revolt The officers are excessive
IS usrvouN They appear 90 thiuk that
the death ~ the "Orisu Pubilco" Will
be evsngcd on Gen. Ar1las.
That grim old soldier " himself the
le1H concerned Uf ull. He would cut
down with his own hand every member
~ me- Oi,icn Pubilco N q wcrr utces-
nry % maina IN discipline. The ord~n
Publirus are ne flower " the Spar Oh
troops. Rather, II should be- said. They
were she i1Ner, Tor aH "a buiy they have
been . SOLVED. Instead VI being Ha-
varA's police force they arr row einuiy
regulars ir the ranks under the DIS
pleasure OF the nuihafi.ica. who DO MOI
dare dlrirm thCm. and with the sym
plihy - tholr comrades. some u
these men may have the personal sym
panty Of Gen. Arolas, who, In his re-
puhllcnnism, has been charged with
carilHt nidicrs who. In concluding a
truce with the government. stipulated
thw they should not be- required %
serve IN spain. aud were Therefore scn,
t0 cuba.
Gem Ar,lis himself Il one OF the bee,
soldiers thut spain iras ever Heut 30 her
colonies. N she had more like him.
perhaps she would MT be yielding her
last Possessions, u 10 said OF Arolaa
tlI1s he refused % take me Goth 10 sup
pom the monarchy, which was required
~ all the FUnrfals. and that he declared
the Nurd " suidier was cuDugh % at
ties; hia loyalty. Whether this accident
h crue or not. his Independence made
HE presence uncomfortable In spain
uud he was sent AZ g0ycrnor % ON ~
the Philippine Islands. Testimony 90
his efficiency N making spanish au-
ih1tity respected BY the natives has
been fivcn By ihusc who were In The
Philippians AZ that time. 10 q alec
ri.d thhs hls Integrity was something
ne other spanish officials could n";
understand,
when Gen. Arolaa was transferred to
cuba he was In favor Of keeping up a
Y
lie may not take high rank aA tnc-
tician or a Hirategisi, but he saw that
the only way the Instruction could be
Hubducd was by trendlng on It, heels.
A. the time the plan ~ campaign was
an occasional demonstration by the
troops againE, the insurgents, and then
long rest. Af0lls was frcttrd Into
acqulescence. he built the tfocha across
tho western part Of the Island, which
was known as Weyler TrOcha, and
which was meaGurnbly successful In
keeping the insurgents under Maceo
from crossing OF will. ArolnH independ-
ent character brough, MIN Into conflict
with General Wcyler. lie was sent 10
Santiago province and remained there
! Nm several weeks after Bianco super
| seded Weyler Then he was recalled
aud made military governor ~ Ha-
g.nsral Aroias arrived In Havana on
I IA. afternoon ~ the day In January on
! which The army officers preclpltnted
| the riots against autonomy. The ofh-
GERS feared him far more than blanco.
| liz took Immediate command OF the
military forces. During the days that
| followed he himself led many charges
/ against the rlplerh. sometimes on horse
/ rack ana sometimes on foot lie never
/ failed 20 clear the streets,
II tho peaceful blockade or Havana
by the United states had been ohnuged
| into an assault BY lana, many persons
| believe that the honor OF heroic de-
/ fense would have fallen more 10 the
military governor, Arolaa, than 20 Cap
] ain 0gn. nlancO General Arolah was
/ sInrere Ia not wanting war with fht
| limited states. Since rs conclusion ne
mas hated the American nation win
| M robust hatred OF soldier who Feels
,he Humiliation Of his defeated and
| humbicd country. This feeling has not
/ nfforted his official relations, nor has
II iessened the esteem In which Ameri-
cans In Havana hold him Ihey nnu 20
fault with the spanish srheIH Who
feels defeat too deeply TO aHeet M
difference ,.....,, .,t.,, A..
,,,,..n iliancO and ArolaA and this does
moi Improve the outlook for getting The
,r,ons away peacefully Apparently
Aroins Il NOT convinced that, In exist
a., conditions. one company OF spanish
,re,ns would not ere ON another com
nanv and that V ~ not wise 20 force
ibs lest lie would train the guns him
s@if ID every man In the ranks muunled
Mrs. GuIiford Genes Hack.
New York, Nov bon board IN,
Cnnard line steamer l.ucania, whlei
atrlved this morning rom lAVtrp-'9
80 oueeneItown. was Dr. Nancy Gull
Ana The Connecticut midwife. pris
0n Nh Guiiford appears on The pazsen,
.sr ia az Mrs. y. Brown
IT. gullhlrd Was on deck when thi
.,,,r,,r reached quarantine mis- morn
- utu few Of the passengers u1
h,H,,d know OF her IDENTITY. She CAV,
IN the slightest trouble during th'