Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-11
WHAT TORAL WANTED.
Spanish General Desired to Ewcnia SAINT.
ago and Get Twenty NH,i hway
PROMISED not 10 Burn TIE CITY,


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hl. Ju.E I0. pm. STA Playa dl
E'i. hy tlu Associated ruat urllt.h
Boa. cynthia D.. fclvra.I. Ia..
hy the As.....1 Iual -Th.ss arc
only o. wounded mru Iu tht hospital
hero who Hr. being treated for serious
ampuauHar t bono fractures Iu
iha hu UaiH at 'ha FRONT 'h.rs lro no
wounded r,''..r The serious clros
lrl 900 'he rH. .f '1o wounded are 90
H. ihe hoHp.i1. ship Rcllaf Jr on ths
Hsu riH bound north.
TH. situation from sanitary point
OBJ. Nw Us aurctpuhe 60 much Inn
rr..nUUl
rh. .H1.ng OF endorsements Is pro-
rr .'He rapidly
AIl iu' men NJ the Firs, Illinois rcm.
mont ... batteries Of iight artillery
ana 100 H'HIiia flr che regular mfsu-
ify ar0 NOW lshlr' and ., o. probable
Che E.gh.h ohio mon from tha ~. Paul
Will De- landed hy noon tomorrow. a
coal Laden schooner "a, stevens
irlfted against ih. hospital ship Re-
linf and both would have drificd
ashore hut f1r iho prompt hss.1,ancp
rendered chem by tho Cynthh H.
Cen sh1tgi hold q conference with
a.. American generals at The front to-
day, concerning the oner made by the
Spanish commander Gcu. Toui. to
surrender Santiago. 10 the spanish rar-
rlsOu was allowed 90 march out with
the eide arms and have twenty miles
start without molostatlon.
Gen. Toral agreed that n this was
accepted. he would not destroy the
ships ln the harb1r. the ammunition In
the forts. or the buildings In the city.
The majority ~ the generals. Con.
Whool.r leading arc n favor of the
acceptance VI these terms. on the
gruuud that the Spun.lrdH can march
Qua 90 th. westward anyhow, ana burn
tn City Iud destroy an the vessels,
guns ana ammunition before leavins.
Food and water afc very scarce In
Santiago.
ON, biscuit was recently sold for %
in sold.
the cuban nuxlllaries were put 70
. work THIS morning policing the camps
at this place
/ ~ ~ earnestly hoped that pr CUTIE
| raH will order uli tho buildings here 20
De- burned in order 60 uhvinte the
chances Of "a spread Of "a serious epl'
dcmic.
Gen Skaters Headquarters. Near
I Santiago, July TO- Via Port Antonio,
Jamaica, per the Associated Press Dis
patch iioat Dandy. July II. via klngs-
tom, Jamaica. july ~. . %, m,--tCppy-
rlrht 1895. by The Associated frrEH -
Al 1850 this morning. Gen. shnfiet
l nutln a Con, Tnui, the Spanish COM
mindrr that by President McKinlry's
/ direction tho spanish proposition TO
3 surrender " the garrison were allowed
[ CO. leave Santiago with c. side arms,
| was rejected and that the United state,
| would accept rn terms but Immediate
| and unconditional surrender
Den. Tufll ut 2ii o. IN. replied In q
brief mote that hn rejected President
/ Mckinney proposal and would cnn-
cont tH 90 other terms than those Of
fUrd hy himself
a. 1896 D. m Cen shafier notified
Gen Turhl that tn HrmlHticf would be-
] terminated ana hoFiIlIta1 resumed al
] four o'clock ~ the same time h. g.
/ sued instructions in each M the dlVla-
] IHu commanders 90 prepare Tor fresh
attack on tho spanish works.
Ih HHu orders have been promulgated
from Aruid0rUs Co ~ Ciury
The carrier lpfi with this dispatch
Just before four o'clock 1ul the arlll-
lrry wHH preparing 90 open on tho
I apnular1H 90 the rn1 0f tho urmlHtIre.
I Tho dyutm'ts sun had been trained un-
ON tha Spanish hinrkhnuHr with such
absolute precision that the fret shot
. would nhlItrfntH o.
Tho American soldiers VIII sleep In
l Tho trenches tonight Eght batteries
VI Urht artillery viii he 100 position al
mdnirht tlnight and the siege guns
iuHt landed WIN ho ready Tor action az
I 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
Con. Shuftrr said 90 Correspondent,
NJ Enc Associated Press This afternoon
] "g.u. Henry and bic division are now
landing % lurlFu1 Hnd are coming up
nF rau|dly nH possible.
Our limos cannot hH made more e1rci-
lvc. bot n m. chance prsrH % lncrrHH.
our strength I VIII tai. uiNlutnE' ~
|lf. shlll NOT De- surprised n Wt have
Santiago IN three days
"Nt TI gnury There are 1000 mIIrr-
nhir refugees from Santiago. oli mon
and women. whom the spanish have
r.rmItf.I 90 Fl % our lines Oh 500 .l1i
irrs p'Irhf uf these h"'p.UHs people u
l.arfrnrdIrF Tho Americans are do'
.nr 10 thHy can f1r them"