Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
ANNEXATION Is INEVITABLE,
Says Domingo Mendti capoic Of he Cubar
Republic.
" WIN Con. shortly h, tho. rnsnimoa.
Voice Of the People Of III.
island.

- - WV ss-N uiNrfch to the
Herald from Havana says,
Domingo Mendsz Capo.a late vice
PRECEDENT ~ the Cuban republic, and
now president u the executive COM
mission. has expressed his bGlef that
che future Of Cuba would Inevitably b.
annexed 20 the United s.atss. This.
he SAID. MIS- the natural outcome Of
fe'en, events. but he denied that cuba
i'hdrr. have that aspiration. Tho In.
l.pNilehe which % bong anlmittI she
gN,h people q 90 be temporarily at.
lu,u Thfy wieh Tor short period
At Ieast u zee their own ilag waving
over "frle Cuba
ln'y recognize that annCNttion would
come ana ilfat shortly and by the uuan.
lhivuH voice ~ the cuban people them.
selves, hut they d1Hlfe to see the cause
LOT which they had fought crowned
With the fucccsr 70 deserves.
Tht pruyslorli government has been
dlsrolvsd. 'he said In reply 10 a auss.
son. ana the -1lr Cuban authority
now existing 4 the general assembly ot
ne army. Tha, assembly has elected
my colleagues and myself o. curry on
me general huElncfs during H. adj
jnnrument. ana principally 10 h.ke
measures preparatory TO disbhnilng ths
AffflNs
we ore now engaged In examining
records and issuing formal commissions
ana certificates 10 the officers and M "a,
many ~ whom we're without theSe. In.
pulfinF Into length NJ their service and
senefally making The way smooth Tor
speedy dah1ndmrut. When the com.
mission which has gone 90 the United
States returns. witch I expect VIII be
IN about twenty days time, the nssen.
by Nill again be called together for
ilnnl disposal of this matter.
The object of this commlssl1u IL
iwofold, The ttHt and most import
an viii be nm cndeavor To raise a snin
in pa2 @ny S say ,h cum nb, %hG s.s,s ..
guvcfrsneni viii be- asked ~ facilitate
~ IN raising this SON We viii an.
deaVaf to obtain sufficient 10 pay uhe
army IN fun. n ihas 10 Impossible. We
viii distribute the sum obtained pro
ran ana FiNe a note for thu balance.
The second object 81 the commission
IL political one, about which rhe only
siattmrts I can make h thg II IL 10
obtain On explanation of the plans Of
The trted States E0yr rnmsni with a
view 81 hearty cooperation. also 10
put before che government the views Of
Cuban leaders.
II may snte emphhtlcaily the oom-
mission has not been authorised to
iccede 10 any scheme ~ annexation or
anything ave our complete iniig,.ni.
'nce. The desire for Independence has
never been stronger among The Cuban
people Than at present Our feeling
In fhls respect Il mistaken and the
country. ] behevf, n with us. n a
general pieblgclte we're taken today.
believe ninety-fiye per cent " she PEG.
pie OF Cuba would vote for inispend-
AZ the same time We recognise that
TO me United State 10 la |
VIA BILE, We believe u will cene ua-
urully. that u viii be by the almuss /
unanimous Wish OF tho people and lhlg |
b, time will not be long before this |
sish 10 expressed. but We drsrs nrst |
70 see established that for which We |
rave fought ana Tor whiom 20 many /
4 our hntvest uni beH, have given /
heir llvss -sh, rrpnblic 81 cuba.
1--WE believe tho United Suites 10 ~
mr. 10 help rs realize this wish We |
AVE faith mat they ure bona his aud |
Irs Wiling TO do everything IN oar
lowNr 10 carry out their Views what
Yer repoffs 20 the contrary may b.
rcuhtcd. the Cuban leaders afe In
Ielr,y accord with the United states.
ma are willing 20 accrds 60 whatever
nay be proposed by the American gov
I'VE recognise our Ind 4btedneas 10
he American I'e0pl" and are late will
NIX TO l-iye our cause In thrir hands,
ceiling sure ttut the soufsr they will
dopt toward ~ will h. that directed
y honor. juFtke aud right"
Asked Tor his present View ana told
runor that he had stated at
'lenfuegoH HE opinion IN favor Of an
cNation. Dr. cappte sid;
Nothing has occurred 10 change my
-nilmenis In this manier, have al.
'ays been and am now an ndNootts
~ CAREER with the Cuban revolution"
4 complete Independence. Any state
tent 10 the opposite i an Insult 90
" career with the Cuban revolution,
Judge Lynch Ossrrnied
Glasgow. Ky. Nov. 25.-Seven shots
rcd before daylight today awakened
tlzena 10 the fact shat they 'wera In
,rded az g0Iging 90 the guards AZ
he tan NJ she approach Of mob 90
'nrh Robeis Brown ADD Johnson
ra nlolln, charged with murder. The
'lrnsug shots were nred by the nght
llice. The mob found she MI guard
and after being assured thE the
yards would do their dwy II az at
amt was made b take the prisoners ,
lriey,-d for half an hour aud shen J
AIDE on. Browns trial II sci Tor Nov. 4
!. He Is charged with kullug his
Louis McCislhud, /,
rankin u charged with havlnx klasd I
10. Bowles.