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Show SPAINS REPLY INDEFINITE. LIVING ISSUES. (WARIER POSTER? PAPER.) Hmmmt m tka Iiru-Ksmi- ni Likely to Cans ABTtun UNITED STATES ARMY OFFICERS KILLED IN BATTLE OP SANTIAGO. Farther I'orriupoudtori and Delay. miu FnMtokn. Ml. lilff UKC CRX Washington, Aug. 11. The Spanish has been laid before the presireply SUom n Hongev dent and is being discussed. While it accepts the conditions named, it goes UTAH NEWS. further and suggests several matter! that have not before been broached. Peter Ellis was adjudged insnne al From the best information obtain Salt Lake aud committed to the able, in treating each subject, Cuba, Torto Iieo, Ladruues, Manila and John Wing of Lelii was seriously in- peace commission, an acceptance in jured in a runaway by being thrown tome cases is understood to relate to conditions somewhat different to those from a vehicle. A majority of the counties of the laid down by the American governstate arc reducing the salaries ot ment. As to Cuba, the American terms demand the evacuation of the comity oiliccrs. island without siiecifying the future Dr. A. C. Ewing of Salt Lake had of government. form The Spanish his foot caught iu an elevator, badly is to said the reply accept principle breaking his auklc. that Spanish sovereignty over Cuba One of the big trees in California hn will terminate, but it is understood to been christened Utah by the park board take np the future government of the in honor of this state. island, and, because of the extent of The Clear Lake Irrigation company the Spanish interests there, is said to has completed its canal, and repnrie take the view, either expressed or implenty of water for the land under it. plied, that the United States should The Hear River country is harvesting administer the affairs of the island. As to the time of evacuating Cuba, a splendid crop of wheat. The berry is excellent and the yield uuusually this is a detail which the Spanish reply is said to regard as among many which heavy. MAJ. A. O. FORSE. U. 8. A. OAPT. T. W. MORRISON, U. S A. OOl CHARLES A. WIKOFF, U. & A. LIEUT. COL. J. M. HAMILTON, U. S. A. U. 8. Infantry d Sixteenth U. 5. Infantry. The Logan city council lias instruct- will be left to the commission for final First U. A Cavalry. S. Cavalry. U. ed the city marshal to strictly enforce determination. U. S. A. LIEUT. CHARLES XL FIELD. U. S. A. CAPT. WILLIAM O. O'NEILL LIEUT. JULES G. OSD. U. S. A. LIEUT. D. Srinth Second Mass. Volunteers. Seventeenth U. & Infantry. Sixth Uouxh Rldara." Infantry. It is believed another and more bindthe ordinance for the regulation of the be will demanded from ing reply Spain. liquor trafHc. SENDING SPANIARDS HOME. is a disposition to leave as little ACCEPTS SPAIN WYOMING MURDER. The most interesting event in l'rovc There as possible for the commission to 1 tellef That the Last of Them Will Leave this season is to be a game of ball beHaul la go Within a Week. MADE tween the Enquirer employes and the wrangle over. It inay require more PEACE TERMS ALARMING DISCOVERY OFFERED BY aud a before final correspondence delay 8. The war deLANDER. NEAR Washington, Aug. county officials. UNITED STATES. is reached. partment officials are entirely satisfied Lieutenant Briant II. Wells has been understanding with the progress so far made toward Hone Belonging to a ttih Sheepman ordered from Fort Monroe to Utah, to SHAFTER COMES BACK. Found In a Reservoir Shot to Doath Intimates That Suapeniihm of Iloattlltlea the shipment to Spain of General Toreport to Governor Wells for duty with No Trace of Tbelr Owner Would bo ApDarina Negotiations rsi's surrendered at fieneral Lawton Will Cnmmaud the Forces army, Santiago. the Utah national guard. or Ilia Companion. The War U Evidentpreciated The vessels which aro to be used for In Culm. ly Nearly at an End. The Black Hawk war veterans will this purpose are now on their way to Washington, Aug. 11. A new geobold their annual reunion at Provo lake Lander, Wya, Aug. 8. An Indian of Santiago, aud, barring accidents, they the department army lias resort, A ugnst 24 and 25. A fine pro- graphical came in from Arapahoe 8. messenger The cabinet has Madrid, Aug. been created by direction of the presiare expected to arrive there about the gram is being prepared. agency conditoday, basis of bringing the information the the 13th inst, when the troops will be peace dent. It Is to be known as the depart- approved 8. Conant Parks and E. II. Four! A that son of Charles Creer of ment of tions United States. the proposed by embarked as rapidly as possible and Santiago and is to consist of Duke Almodovar de Itio, the minister proceed at once to Spain. It is recalled of this place, who were delegates to Spanish Fork, was washed into a cul- all that part of Cuba which already convention at revert near which he was playing and has or that most of the other competitors for the state andrepublican may in the future come under of foreign affairs, is charged with on their way were who was almost drowned when rescued. the control of the United States. Major vising the reply, which will be read the transportation required until Sep- Donglaa, discovered in to attend had the same, It is thought the contributions to the General Henry W. Lawton has been and approved at the cabinet council tember 1 to accomplish the embarka40 a from Lander, some miles reservoir Maine monument fund through the assigned to the command of the new before being tent. tion, which, under the present arrange- the bodies of two which had horses, It is stated on good authority that ment, it is expected will be completed meetings recently held under call of was a been shot. Near reservoir the no occasion will the Spanish reply the First presidency will reach 83,500. give by Angnst 15, or very soon thereafter. backboard to which the horses had for a the United to further response Thi new building of the Brigham States. recently been hitched. is at Young college Logan, nearing This news caused no little excitethe The has approved queen regent completion and will lie ready for ocment in Lander. From the general dereply, accepting the conditions laid cupancy at the beginning of the school dowa by the latter under which peace scription of the horses and wagon it is year. believed to be the outfit of W. P. will be concluded. A young son of Joseph Benson ot Noble, who left here last Tuesday, in Logan, had his thigh badly broken bf Coaflrmatloa at Washington. company with 1L N. Harvey, a clothing a frightened horse which overturned salesman for a St. Paul (Minn.) house. Washington, Aug. It la impossible a cart and trampled oh the young Mr. Noble is one of the wealthiest to state the exact text of the reply. fellow. men in Wyoming and was on his sheep Spain accepts the four propositions Tfc. Logan council has rejected the way to Casper to make a shipment of advanced by the United States, viz: To mutton and wool. proposition of C. Gnrff of Ogden fot cede Porto Rico to the United States; From the time that the horses were to withdraw from Cuba; to assume the furnishing electricity for street lightsupposed to have been in the water, it ing and other purposes, which wai Cuban debt and to cede coaling staIs feared by Mr. Noble's friends here on based using the city's plant. tions in the Ladrones and Philippines. he has met with foul play. Telethat Many fine farms and orchards in Spain suggests a suspension of hosgrams have been sent to Casper, InDavis county northwest of Layton are tilities during the negotiations. quiring of his arrival there, but up to Duke Almodovar, minister of forBuffering for water, the amount afthis time, 9:45 p. m., nothing has been forded by the Davis A Weber Counties MAJOR and Mgr. Merry del Yal, GEX. IIEXUY W. LAWTON. eign affairs, received. canal not being sufficient to meet the Spanish ambassador to the Vatican, A messenger who is acquainted with with demund. department, Brigadier Generals will he selected to represent Spain in Mr. Noble's outfit was dispatched from Leonard S. Wood and the Ezra I. Ewers negotiations. Lieutenant Wedgewood, who has been here at uoou, hut he will be unable to as his officers. MATEO. UN. LJLUVERAS. ANTONIO. General Wood 3 principal detained in a hospital at San Francisco, BLANCO SUBSIDES. and back before midnight there will Vv'Uo Is furnishing Gen. Miles with military to continue as get act military govsuffering from typhoid fever, is imsecrets of Furlo Rico. He Is with the expoli-- I of Santiago City. Sh after will Issues a Frnrlninatlnn Telling of 1eaeo and ernor proving, though yet unable to travel, CUAYAMO CAPTURED. tlon now marching on San Jean. Freeing Cuban Frisoners. lie will join his command iu Manila as return to the United States with hi ad8 to New York, Aug. According SPANISH SLOOP CAPTURED. Operations of the lorto Kican Expedition soon as lie is able to make the voyngc. army. vices received from Havana by the Remain L'nrherkeU. Three patriotic Salt Luke boys, all FORCING SPAIN TO TERMS. Cuban junta. Captain General Blanco The American Tug Hudson Makes a Haul Aug. 8. General Miles Washington, Off Cardenas. under 10 years of ago, were up in police the fact that he must soon appreciates notified war department of the the has court last week for pelting a Spaniard Bpaln Must Aim wit Ym or No to Our Fear withdraw himself and his forces from Key West, Aug. 7. The tug Hudson, of by General Brooke, Guayamo capture Frnpmialii. with stones. Thu Spaniard is a naturthe island of Cuba. He has assumed a which litis been with the Uncns on the after a The Spanish skirmish. sharp alized American citizcu who formerly Washington, Aug. II. The admin- mild north coast blockade, sank a Spanish which demeanor, compares A 500. was about hasty restrength istration is not pleased with the reply and captured another one off tangh Spanish in Salt Lakes schools, sloop bombastic with his previous treat was made when the enemy realand objected to the zealous patriotism sent by Spain to its pence proposals. strangely Cardenas a few nights ago. The capattitude anl expressed ized frequently it could not withstand an attack The reply is hedged about with providisplayed. Havana to tured Bloop was the Christina and was of Brooke's soldiers. iu out to hold Contracts are signed for the construc- sions and ambiguous phrases which the death, xml he is treating the insur- loaded with fish, a quantity of which General Roy Stone is clearing the tion of a railway from Milford to State-lin- would nfford Spain an opportunity to gents w i!'n great consideration. In a wur served up for breakfast to the road from Adjutnntas to Utuado. He Utah. The old lioche grade will escape some of the conditions of the recent proehunation lie made known to Hudson's men, who had been out a has a force of 500 natives at work. A he used. David Eccles, II. C. Lund, C. peace proposals when the final settle tlicSpunish people of Cuba that Spain, mouth nnd had little left in the way of company of the Second Wisconsin and Three Spaniards who were a battalion of the Nineteenth W. Xibley and A. W. McCune are ment is left to a commission. regular through the intervention of foreign provisions. A protocol has been drawn in road. interested The the on Christina the nnd financially up put off in their tender infantry are moviug to his support A to the disShort Line will furnish rails and roll- sent to Spain, which she is asked to powers, had been forced when they saw the Hudson approach-- ! ing stock and take the lionds of the sign under threat of withdrawal of graceful issue of siloing for peace, and new company for payment. This is the that there would be no more war, and ing aud gained a key just oil shore. is peace It The converted yacht Oueide also an negotiations route to lxs Angeles, and thought no further use for soldiers. Ho offered proposed immediate and favorable reply will lie a from the blockade yesterday and came may be the starting of that line. pardon tdi.il Cuban political prisonState Fish and Game Warden Sharp, made. M. Caiubon for the Spanish and ers anil inure than 150 were released in reports that a body of Spanish infancry fired aliout 20 rifle shots at her from a who has been on an outing to the Up- Secretary Day for this government Havana. will then the from the beach several miles off sign document, which fish Provo states the that point river, In explaining Spain's defeat in his per are disappearing. He docs not attri- will then become binding upon both proclamation, Captain General Blanco Morro castle. The gunboat did not bute this to dynamite and unlaw- parties. informs Ills readers that Spain, having return the fire. The in the. delay negotiations caused suffered so much iu the present war. ful means of fishing, ro much as lluttcry C Won't Go to Manila. to the building of irrigation dams by the sending of the protocol wilj could not resist the interference of forSan Francisco, Cal., Aug. 8. Light Aside is used. where barnyard manure probably not exceed 4S hours. eign powers and go to war with all battery C, Utah volunteer artillery, from the befouling effects of the macountries at once; so she was compelled now encamped on the military reservanure, there is sufficient aininounia in Satnp4on I'roinotnt Aliove Scliley. the polluted river water to poisoh to acei de to tlieir dictation and sue tion, was ordered to permanent station Washington, Aug. 11. The presi- for every fish for miles below the dams. Havana, he says, will be at 1rcsidio. peace. Merriara issued Senator Teller of Colorado waa in dent has determined to recommend to given over to the Americans and Cu- the of the Secredirections under order, Salt Lake last week, on a pleasure trip congress that Acting Hear Admiral bans. and the Spaniards will evacuate. he had wired whom to of War, tary be advanced eight numbers General lilanco assures the for explanation of the battery's status. through the northwest He expresses Sampson Captain the hope that the silver forces will and Commodore Schley six numbers soldiers and all Spanish residents who This means that the Utah men are not unite in Utah as they did in Colorado. This will result in making each a rear wish to return to Spain, or go to other of the expeditionary forces, and will He believes that the India mints will admiral, but with Commodore Schley Spauish i possessions, that they will he not go to Manila, unless new orders The cavalry will leave for the ranking immediately below Admiral given free transportation by their come. be reopened. Yosemitc probably next Wednesday. Clark Oreof the MAJOR GENERAL - JOHN R. BROOKE to their destination, mother The grain and lucern crops in the Sampson. Captain (Second In Comir- d In lorto Rico.) will be recommended for an ad- and will country gon, from Advices that lie interference from Copenhagen ssy of Circleville, Piute county, vicinity Denvance of six numbers in the captain's from either protected of Louise of condition the (Juuen Cubans or Americans. He are suffering from drouth. The water mark is most serious. considerable force of Spaniards are reand Lieutenant Commander grade be Cubans the that so low run forgiven has have suggests that many supply been have will designumbers. ported to the northwest and frequent go up eight Wainwrtglit Eighteen regiments and no longer regarded as enemies, given up hopes of rescuing their lu- Other General Wade's alarms are given, but there haa bean constitute to nated the licet promotions throughout cern ami arc bending all their energies and that no unkind feelings oe provisional division for service in l'orto no fight as yeL will be recommended. to save their grain. Kico. wiLLAia usy-lui- -- Tweaty-Secoo- I I i e, i ; Maj-Gc- n. |