New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
x.sseI was 90 condemned IL IA clear they oouio
pntl .ne a Nm, nut on trial much less condemned
80, EXECUTIONS OF THE It'll AND srH OF
lhH NOVEMBER.

90 EXECUTIONS OF THE 7TH AND SIN VI
ihD NOVEMBER.
.cco,7Nr OF THE TRIAL AND BUrCHERY-
ZANE -,pprR1.E scyNE-THE VICTIMS OF NATURE
AGE. ..4, FROM, q la+tor
80 20 81 CrOnistd the Spanish organ III thlS ol'y'
sdafeS .ooount OF the recent executions st Santiago
svN ,b while TO give the letter in full as 1t con
hhNs,nlv OF malignant and ferocOus abuse of The
ss In regard TO the trials or the 9th, IL is said;
aeso t,,psl continued their work without cessation
nc be sh and closed its work at on the morning OF
IDS y, Such was the rectltude that presided over
is scnberaron that 81 OF the crew were sentenced 70
th N 90 different punishments OF greater OF less
dss,v and three acquitted. having proved their com
~ innocence. This proved the recuude OF the pro-
peWn@ and the faithful services OF the prosecuting
eeeGsT The 81 transferred TO prison and handed
@ 10 their spiritual adviser. Capt Fry behaved WIN
CITY and preserved an OstentaUOus serenity At.ato
o5Sbi'ed bold dcmeanor az trSt. saving ne was an
eircsn citizen but beng asked for the Guy o, hss
nth be answered that IL was Havana Dlt WIN 1,s
pI.ss he changed completely as soon as nc
ssw mn mn ard offered ms services and influence
sp'nb sn,nish cause IN Cuba. The law was executed
~ Ssoeock IN the afternoon OF the same day .he ttn,
she :. me ,sLo cried Viva Cuba Libre cry when
Is lost m the report OF the lnuskeJS, 4ueIo Ms ~
noble lneiaenti 5al We're covered TO our Catholic
creh fan ~ the most fervent taith ana reeelVeu lue
tIsament Of baptism. They confessed, communicated,
nth the deepest feeling, prayed to the Lord for
sno w. Of tbeir souls MAY He have received them
m se r. rest one Of them said that he had
-, mad any religious Instruction and kuOWlng
lit was necessary, he embraced with fun hope what
- e1planed 10 him By our good priests. Among Tue
= her were Day. TruGil0, Carbon Arc, Duenas De
80 F,rran, Larramenda, and Garcia. Among lhose
already shore were Guluermo Nalls Juslo
r,osgccra Francisco Borras, Pou, and HermnIo que
20 An OF them were placed ~ the condemneh co.'s
- ,ck on the 7th. To describe the attitude OF this
IA Of vonths before the crucX Is an uugrateIu TASK
- n suDearei like ike bacchanal OF men without
- yitfout knowledge Of what they were soon 10
81 They seemed To care very Little Tor tue exhOrta
80 Of me faithful priests and confessed with such
,e faith that doubtful whether 1t pronted them
wa cor u nsOlence they marched to the place OF exc
reon A few phrases, although not uttered III lOud
100 showed thatthcY still preserved, IN those solemn
o,fnt. their hatred for Spain, and with a viva 10
Cuba lbfe winch was scaKOoS HSSIu' 'AoH seNVolA'0
TSs yireinus viii be set ahoat tomorrow, and will
or be- ready 70 second Tornado II necessary.
mere has attempt TO create an Impression that
IBIS vessel had her papers IN que FORM ms Is 1ase
se,ause she had large number of fictitious names on
Nj manifest and her logOoOk Is greatly lacking IN
i1ceuts Of the voyage. II there should DO any Islander
su the Of those who were shot. let me say That
an were least is years OF age and that the youngest
gsrmlpio QucSada, declared that he had COM
Melted his 18Th year the 4th OF October. As a
rare coincidence, the prosecution, Don Jose Maria
Aufran lieutenant, commanding the gunbOat Ils de
Cub, is Cuban, though a true and faithful Spanard
can assure with pride and satisfaction that have
No ser seen in my life, in similar circumstances, more
discretion. dignity, and silence than was ooserya-
bic among the people OF this city, because even the most
faithful Spauards who, with arms IN their hands de-
sired aud required the rgd OF necessary
ustse possessed with that noble sentiment born
Of PATRIOTISM. and that noble sorrow which lofty souls
possess seeing the necessity Of shedding blood which,
though the blood OF Teereant enemies, is still Spanish
blood.