Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-16

Arml.,ies .. Violated In an Iror, 20 seize
Cuban Vessel.

NhNNAN
santiago DC cuba. sept i5.-Gcnersl
lawton mas received Information from
i cuban courier from Manzanlllo mat
f1uf days Ag1 the SpaniardH there Np-
lated ne armisuCc by attempting 10
taks possession ~ The cuban vessel
Fsrnnndlul which was hringlnE sup
tifr for the cuban army. on board
xas a guard Of twelve mon, They
vsft nrod upon BY SpanlaIdH IN the
tln Boar the bay. one Cuban being
kllla
innsdlatcly Information regarding
o. situation was given 10 Gen. HOS,
Z eAsfgr OF the cuban forces. SUR
nsnding the town, and he threatened
gauack II the boat was not allowed 10
had her CafEu. There VAS no further
trouble. but the CubanH dispatched a
e1gfisr 10 General i.awtun with a re-
guest that an armed force be sent 70
NauEanlllo. This rsqnes; Will not be
complied with, a. Manznnlllo h outside
the territory embraced by the terms OF
the capltulatl0n.
Captain u. n. Farnam. field quarter
master, learned several days ago from
Cubans. that two rtpld-hre guns tor-
merry used by the Sganiarda were con-
csnled near the city. lie succeeded In
discovering their whereabouts. Ills IN.
iormant fears Cuban resentment. a. 10
10 NNllNNtu ANAh ANN SUM WIZ ANAANN
b. members OF thu CUBAN army. one
gun was found In a dlllpated house In
ne outskirts VI the city, The other was
evidently where the SpanlardH had left
d when they were routed from PuaHun
10 thtviclnlty OF san Juan hill II had
been placed amid the thick bushes and
had been painted green ~ a further
pftyoniion against discovery.
Probably this IL the hitherto un To-
NuasHHN aHtNu HhaN IA HHnh hUNRH uFunUN
ne Mauachutetls volunteers. Both
guns apparently had been taken from
M SptHlsh warshlpa, as a portion OF
d1lk tackle was lying near each. They
wtfe delivered 90 the ordnance depart
meat this morning.
CO.. sifrtnrs Fourth regular lnfan-
~ boa reported 10 Gen. Wood ~ read
lhln 70 enter AZ once upon its garrison
C1l Hoods regiment broke camp to-
day az Alameda. whore u had been sta
illned since 70 arrived month ago,
~ NJ um1ved 10 a new station. The
elnilinn ~ the regiment In she matter
81 health is much improved. little over
100 only remaining On the sick roll. The
tlie on ne new camp il At an elevation
~ 1000 TT above the sea. beautiful
plateau among the mountains, where
ihe water supply II adequate
blrhood " the new camp Il anxious 10
b dismissed from service.
Mr.. salisbury Of saii lake Chosen.
wl'n'nnion, Sept. 70. The first
meeting N the George Washington
au'elliion, ne object Of which IL 10
,ognd a national university In this city,
h.l lh hfsi meeting under rs new
aalwt % me Raleigh hotel, In this
wv Today rhe following officers
MI elected; President, Ellen A.
nnshafison of B0sion, vice presidents,
S,aiA Y Mallory, Brooklyn, n. ";
Llrahelh T King. baltimore; Kate
Apn cayhofn. Richmond. Va, Anna
- Norihfop New York Cny; Mary
q, iman Niles, Washington. Margaret
VAN salisbury, Salt Lake; Alice II
1unt'e Now orleans; treasurer
tIlflu J. Ben, Washington; recorlina
.fafi' Susanna =, Gage, Ithaca, N
corresponding secretary, cara y
h,gtlow Boston.
me trustees Include the above
,,mld officers, and the following
~ / uoodloe. Louisville, XVI
~ X Jordan, California; dracs
nuo,,fi Ben, Washington, ID. c.; I'll
= Colin, Connecticut; Ella u
h," colorado; Kate II. Weade
".okAne, Mass
an advisory council was chosen 81
loNa' John Clark Redpain, LL ID,
sspuani David Starr Jordan, Lelant
sanford university; Col ~. ~, Adams
,ellr " civic education In publa'
cnn'Hi Phoebe A. Hearst. regent q
saulofnla university; G. olivia Brice
Nu'''s Western college. ohio.
Police stop right.
,,ioohlyn, Sept ib,-Bobby Dobbs O
minneapolis and Bily Ernst Of Brook
~ met tonight TO 40 twenty round
we Greenwood Athletic club. ErnF
Nv Nuored twice In the fourth round
ipfi his head and was nh hut ont II