Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-27
rHE POLICE ABOUT TO REBEL
They are Berg Watched Carefully by the
Troops.
FAMINE IMMINENT AMONG The PEOPLE.
Inhabitants Expect Every Moment To be-
iiombaricd by the American fleet
Cannot uoid cut Long.

Key West Fla. June "a. 1885 am
fcYpyrlFhted. 1905 hy nv Associated
pr.sal rho most authentic and relil-
,l. prvs y,f ottaluable of the true con-
dition Of Affairs In Havana WAS today
furnished In a report Go the Associated
PMS by British subject who lefi
1i,yann on che British cruiser Talbot
and who arrived here yesterday. lie
tays % rolrn OF terror exists at the
cuban capital. Captain General Banco
has Issued proclamation. announcing
thit any our DARING % express ON un-
favorable opinion Of. or suspected Of be-
inr dissatisfied with ihe sent policy
uf the government viii b. aumm1rily
rhot without tr,il or Investigation. Tho
proclamation. % appears caused dia-
rilslactiun among the mymbsra of the
ordcn pubNc1. or police force, VINO
threatened 90 revolt II fun rntlonH were
not given them. II ~ expected that
ua thc orlen Pubuco ~ q numcruuh
body. trouble will rrault 10 mcmbcrr
ura tho.naelves poiicud. whilc patrollng
she sirrrts. while spanish infantry ana
aruicry foldieu are maintaining gaaid
uyrr thgm AZ night
FlmlEe. q seems. II imminent, and
thc stories VI stories NJ stores la ila-
vali. coming VIA uAtlmanu. aru rgputt-
81 - hr untrue. Thr Informant Of the
Associated FrHaH thinks Havana cane
not possibly hlld out six wccks LANCER
The city Do pronounced Co To- PANE
fttlcikru ia inhabitants expecting every
moment 10 b. humbari0u By thr Amefl.
can Hest. GO thcy rallzc thtt C"ptiln-
General uilrru'a attitude releases tho
United States fiNm tle Obligation OF
giving tho customary bYmhardmcnt no.
tcs
Riots are daily expected at Havana.
aa the troops are suffering from hun
EUf and the volunteers seeing their
wives ana children dying uf want.
Under such conditions thu captain gem
,rll cannot much longer Keep the milf
tHfy iufrtH In check and q rebellion ~
likely 90 deyaHtatr Havana before "a,
city u captured hy tha Americans
capt den. lilnuCl admits that the
F.tuttllu ~ desperate. lie recognizes.
10 ls pointed out, hlh Inability 90 con-
trpl hla troops, gnldvd hy hunger,
much longer. and h. iH reported 20
have said that he will never leave ua-
wanna alive. as De- In prepared 10 take
Dis own life when The outbreak occurs.
Stnlr tllhlu l,fu, prominent
Spanish merchant. the refugee coutin-
u"s, ln hls statement Co the Associated
Press. had 5000 bass of Hour hidden at
1utulados. suburb NJ Havana. and
was recalling ~ Go fhr public Con.
ArulAH. the military governor NJ Ill-
Nlnn, was Informed that senior Gall
bans trucks hud traces Hf frUah flour
up1n them ANA b. caused iha vehicles
Oh ur followed The store being thus
diHcloaed. % was seized nud distributed
among the ravcuour soldiers
lettering a. the strength 81 tho Span.
lsh furros. tho nrit0n says there are
10000 men under arms az Havana and
that the rrN number Of them arr
ready 10 surrender rather than die of
hunger
IN conclusion the gentleman snys
h. credits the reports that the gunnrra
90 Morr1 Castle and the other spanish
ntituOa were tukpn from foreign
Wurhlri ana hy says the cnnsulH. IN.
oludipg Mr. GOllnn, the British repre-
trntAtl0 are strong spanish aympathl-
zrrH, ilritlsh Vice consul. Arnsternl.
Dc CONTINUES IN spanish by birth and
u reported fur Ia Luchn, tho mouth
piece 0f the government.
Mr. G0ilan. tho British consul general
~ further remarks. gave q dinner on
tho queens birthday "a which al the
quests were spaniardH ana three Brit
iFh ruhirciH prnmin M IN society nud
financially IN Havana were. 10 = al.
legged. relpratrd by Mr. Gnllrn a.
the f1rUaaatlr nf the Talbot when she
lrit Havana, because they were Gu.
ban sympathlser.
II Is said thlt as result OF the en-
'rFeiic protests ~ the EngllHhmen
90 the British fnrCTn office and 10 The
governor or Jnmaicn, me Talbot Will
shortly return 90 Havana with MIR
GullHu'H HugrDHHnr.