The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-02
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EUT ,iupO, uiN7s L,.o0O M0HF MEy
AM SYJ. vDO. oOO no EiG IHEM.
D-spa,.hc. thu, u"ni Agree The Pncincd
VILLAS cuban Traitors hinged The tnp-
turc NJ pr~-sdrnt Estrada uha', taus- all
the Stronger for u tIo, Wor,s ihrnd.
HAvANA. oct. ". ~ oct. ~ Martmrz
Campos sent ~ telegram g. Madrid. tn" tenor OF
which WIS That IN, Has Dcu"rtm, mt was COM
plct"ly parncI. thc Central Department, almost
pac,ll"l. aud all trai remained NJ the inSurrc'-
ton WIS few grours II bandits. But. notwith-
ttaniin.. this satisfa tory s,ai" ~ things. lac in
sis's upon hoin,. Immediately Reinforced with
1j.oDO fresh men in addition to tho i2.ouO lie
has received sine, sept. / H. wants thos men.
he saws in hih d,srH; II To- Con. Crhallos. Tor the
final ami thorough pacilirniion 81 the country.
Seventy thousand regular ire, ~ he il supposed
to have had IN August last: 1900 he has re-
ccivcd sine that date. and now he mus, have
$1,000 moro to rNtcrminatc u few groups of
bandits in u s"nion ~ country about ~ big as
the State Of Rhode Island.
The Villas Department is completely par-
fed" ON ia, 18th inst. the town Of Bucnnvista.
in the ' Has Department. WIS attacked 10y the
patriots captured. and sacked. On the Same
day the estate ufhir Exe"non ~ Don Something
or-othrr B'uu"r tAm"ricanicc. Bakcrl. near
Trinidad. also in the Villas Department. was
attacked by the Cutans and destroyed. They
killed among others. bon Manuel de- Sadu and
Don Antonio del sol. \ rebel party walked
into li'mcdio- also in the Villas Department.
and sachod I'll" store AZ Don Pedro linh la. Kill
ing him. ono ~ his sons and man named
Gonzalez. Another band took the cattle estate.
Ia Fc. also in the Villas. hanstrung sixty yoke
81 oxen. and walked OF with tvcnty-cight
negroes and twelve Cinnamon. Cot. Carrill,.
up with party 81 Spanish contra guerrias
from Santa Clara. and killed and wounded
some sixty oi them. A uarty Of patriots. only
eighty strong. entered Santa E~priiuS. tho
h"adquart' r. ~ the SPANISH army in the same
completely p.'iiin villas. sacked several Gov
eminent and other stores. and retired with
heavy hoeiy. The Spanish garrison did NO, fire
q shot. Not regular or voiintccr was seen by
Camps plainly told Tho Minister ~ War TINT
money. was ut leas, as ind i-ptnsaldc as men: if
he could NOT b" furnish ii with At least twenty
i've millions "i dollars "" Elmc was ur II tn"
money WIS require to buy NJ the few remain
HEALTHY dividend per capita. II it was wanted
10 pay ,hc snan.ish tro.IS, whG hay nj r.,
applied t. IT, 'cgiurl.in nn't t. tend somewhat
to cheek the st-grow.ng mGlny in the army
ana tn" daily in'r '.sins d"s"riinn from liz
rank. hut II it was wanted to huy up the Gu
han people. Cen. MARITIME CamIo-'- estimate
I'll" Dinrio de "a Marina ~ the 23l inst. pub
lishrd, with grand Il urish Of trumpet-. % ,nlc-
gran from Martinez lmuos t. JoycllAr. giving
All ",'o.:.; q. the s"rr"ndar of Il number Of i'm
RSr'!"' '"'"n officers The facts are "- 'o'-
E.tcyan Varona. " Ca-trlianoS Antonio Bel
lo. Jn' Cros;". Jaime Sautrst.lian on ers
and FeliX Marcano. y. Martinez Taniun Rios
Arcadi" li"no and Juan lsN,ro. soldiers in The
MIGRATING army, SURF nd"rod To the Spanish
authorizes IN ManAnilio. Gen. Corilo. to
whom these traitors surrendered appointed
y, Cuban Congress. then at Job9 Dulre. near
Huguin. a definite basis uf settlement. The
main allure was that the Cuban army should
lay down IT. arms. and rely upon Spanish mag
nanllhity and clemen'yl Cen. Maxine Gomez.
tho Cuban Sare.Hry ot War. met the srb-cQm-
had To- say. aud mat sealed their doom. They
cam" under tn" law pnsScd 10y the Cuban Com
tiiions IF prare 10 tn. Government either YER
bal or written, unless snid propusii'p were
based upon recognition Of the Independence
oi Cuba. should bc Il .nt,d rs spy. \ court
martial was called. Naruna Casiellanos ana
Bellp wcr" sentenced t. he hanged. and Santi-
estehnn tu l." dropped from tn" ranks Naruna
and Ca-tnllanos wer" hanged ON the same day.
Bello and SAINT -t"h9n managed e.. hrbc the
my rr,ot"d tn tragic r,ruitoi their mission.
Gen. C'rtuo Immediately offered the Cuban
Their sums of gold If they would act a. guides To
the Sphn.sh troops and Lead them To- the spot
where the Cuban Government was located He
threat nod t. shoot them il they refused. These
sc"unlr j., VINO mai pres louSS lain IN ambush
for and kil'i Don Eduardo Marhado. R.rrc-
fcntutive IN the Cuban CONGRESS- for III" Villas
y 'paru"ni, HiTept'd Gen. COrtgo's offer, and
President Estrada was captured
The result Of all this treason is beneficial to
tho cause oi fire." Cuba. 1t las proved that the
spanish COMMANDER in-chief is most anxious
a. make peace. He has recognized the exist
cnee OF the Cuban Government 10y sending
prop '-itions u prac" directly TO II. and. finally.
h. has allowed the Cuban pcople an opportun-
y OF DroN INK To the whole world-an oplortuni-
y Of which thcy gladly awaited tn'nsehrs--
That they will listen to no Propositions from
Spain short of il dependence. The fate OF
Nnrona and ta9tcllano- Will warn traitors.
me spanish papers, ms city slvr r,dicu-
lous Ners .ons 90 the aifair. Some of them n--
sert that the traitors were furnished with "A lot
ter from Pre- dent Estrada 10 Gen. Martinez
Campos; others, that they carried II commits
zion from the Cuban Congress authorizing
them 10 treat. Ihrse are mere fables.
Nicc-Pr.sidcnt Francisco Jnvirr Crspclcs
brothcroi the immortal Carlos Manuel d. Ccs-
ped,s. becomes cx oliirio President. Of Cuha.
Anpther representative will bee elected from the
NiNas IN Ilarr Of Don Eduardo Ma hndo ana
the Cuban army. which is the embodiment Of
the Cuban people in it, war against Spain is as
determined as ever 10 achieve Independence"
The war stu goes ON all over the island. Tho
Iupans occupy most Of the interior. from Cape
Mhisi Westward T. the jurisdiction of Colon. The
Spanish paptls publish official reuort- of al
most siaiiy encounters in every s"tion. G"n.
10. ". who commands the Cuban Third Army
Corps IN thc Villa, has lssucd stirring ud-
drrs- 10 the youn- Cuban stud 'nts Of tins anu
oil"r cities 1t Is already prglncing good r.
boon laiu'r shamc!ully apathctic IN tho cause
OF lhr.i COUNTRY
TIA" coming campaign viii ben hotonc Thore
mr." OstI eighteen thousand NrII-iritlrd we'll
dis lpiinN ID. and Well-ulmnd mon in thr ranks
OF Il, ~ rating army. Ioeop. with thn-,. az
cordins to the rtilmntc which MARITIME Caulpo,
himrcii luru .sh'H tn tiic honr GO, .rnni"ui ln.
would require 100000 Spanish suldn IT, Tho
WIZ, w.. ''''" IT, '"H "l7l''-' ], r. H.iiNr
Operations ~ th, coming ciiuIu.n Will not i,N-
ce"d ipuuO To- l5.nOp H. has Today No. ~,
than l31)u men -irk IN ho7piiui-, he,d'- 2.oIO
more incapacht'l tor even garrison -.rsIer,
who viii De rhippcd 10 Slun In tlr steamers ~
neat month.
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