Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-06
AFFAIRS IN HAVANA
SenOr Casir1zo Desires 10 Correct Reports
Arising from ignorance.
aAszAsIllO, IT IS SAID, DID NOT SUFFER-
Daring the Biochade -Bianco Has H.ica.ed
40 Prisoners Estate. WIN lie.
sumo Cultivation.

Havana. sept. G.-senor Fernandez
Dc casiraEo has directed a dispatch to
the mayors OF the provisional towns.
lnstrucilng them. In order 20 avoid mis-.
takes. 90 Correct the ignoranc, ~.
gardlng the origin OF the relief supplies
now being sent into the interior from
Havana" and 90 take steps to Inform
every inhabitani that the supplies ara
'liought, paid Tor and distributed by
the colonial government. unaldsd by
any foreign help Or subscription"
The u. :. =. comal Ia stlll lying here
Idle. Nothing has been done toward
landing her cargo Of supplies ana she
Is awaiting instructions from Washing.
ton.
Yesterday the ofelia Cuban military
hospital. recently opened at Mariana In
the outskirts OF Havana. waa visited
By upwards OF 5000 cubanM Great
excitement prevailed. For time u
was feared trouble would enaue N vent
was given TO the feelings on both sides;
but fortunately. nothing happened. ON
Saturday evening. senior Edunlrd DolE.
secretary % posts and telegrnpha IN
the colonial government. accompanied
vera, military commander at Mariana,
visited the hospital They were re-
ceiVed with military honors The cuban
troops aalutcd them with the same hon-
or.
Reports from Haracoa by way o.
Cienfurgus say that absolute peace aud
qulet reign there ana Ia the vicinity.
Much disease II reported nom Guinea
aud the grip and infectious fever have
become epidemic In Havana. which
"a natural. ana the poor and middle
classes, already weakened by a low
diet during the blockade, fan an easy
prey.
According 10 a letter from ManEanll-
10. dated last Thursday. that port has
not suffered from the blockade. po-
tatpcH ana onions suddenly disappeared
from the market.bu since the noNA OF
peace arrived, In spite Of the fact that
no vessel has landed cargo there, both
these vegetables ate again In the mar
ket and selling al ordinary prices. The
only articles that advanced IN price al
ManHanllio during the blockade was
rlce,whlch sold al so a hundred weight,
ana fiour. which sold At so a sack. The
general feeling at Mansanillo IL uncer-
talnty as 10 the future of cuba.
Captain General iilanco has pardoned
ana released 10 prisoners who We're
serving time on the Isle VI Pines.
Advlcea from sngua La 0rinde atats /
that the estates ln that section are |
preparing 10 resume cultivation. The |
steamer ArdrauHusr, which has arrived /
at InEua Ia Grlude with her second /
cargo, WIN carry on her return 20 New I
York 1900 baEa OF sugar OF the isl. /
CROP. business activity has been r.. |
sumcd al Sigua. AFTER paralysis Of |
three months The railway has re-. 4
opened ~ warehouses and nrms Who
had dIsnhnrged their clerks have finally /
them all. There IN no lack |
VI provisions there, but In the military
hospitals there are $50 men.
The total amount subscribed by pa.
irioilc spanlhrds In Havana for the
M N the spanish navy"
was IiiS,oGsis.
Tho Plant line OF steamers Il about
10 resume o. hl-Nsekly trips between
Havana ana Tampa.
The Havana clergy appear anxlous
10 know what conditions viii prevail
ifter the spanish evacuation A high
in the course " an inter-
view here today, said 10 the cnrrcspan-
lent " the Associated Press This
ilnccse DO rich ana entirely Helf-sup.
porting. an we ask Il 20 be allowed
10 remain In the exercise of rellglouH
liberty granted under the Constitution
u the United states"
Evidently the financial condition Of
he Havana diocese Il very different
rom that ~ the Santiago diocese. where
he archbishop and officials depend en-
irely upon their salaries.
Several important real estate trans
.ctionH are reported today In which
americans are buyers. The Tacon the
ter block has been sold 20 an Amerl-
AN syndicate FOR $4,000.
This P1yrete thoator has been en-
aged for the coming winter season by
well known theatrical American man
ger.
The following vessels have arrived
ere since saturday; The Strathairlia,
rom Philadelphia with coali Nadia
lerrera. from Vera Cruz. Curyiiba.
rom Galveston; Lafayette. from 81
,nHairc. and the Rita. constlng
Ieamer. an with passengers and cargo.
nd the ach0onerH Eliza Rogers and
ohm Klngsland. from Key West.
The Pupolo Romano announces that
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