The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-17
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| MADRlDt november l6.-lntelllgenCe
that insurrection has occurred In Cubs
during the absence from the Capital Oi
Captain General Blanco engaged in pur
suit OF negro bands in the Eastern pro,
vtnces, has caused such concern in opposl.
ton circles that members OF the Sagasta
and Democratic parties have demanded
the text Of the official telegram on the sub.
iect. =,
A West India member OF the Cortes,
Labra, President oi tho Abolition Society,
has created sensation by speech pro-
testing the loyalty OF Liberals and Conser-
vatives In Cuba against rebellion, which,
he confessed, might arise partly from he
lmpatience Of the blacks at delayed social
reforms.
The Premier read a telegram from Hs-
vana confirming the news Of o rising at
the head OF creole chief who had sub
mitted in 1878, and whose presence Is
considered grave by the authorities in
Cuba. The Government will reinforce
the colonial army, and has sent energetic
instructions to the Governor. There il
much anxiety in planter circles.
Captain General Blanco has telegraph
ed General Martinez Campos, Minister Of
War, that new bands OF Insurgents have
made their appearance in provinces in the
intoSno. " Sue i'lSiu; auu mas asked ioE re-
no"ossten, n,otcemets, c9ieny ot cavalry. The
kUroa5d;eIs k;Uread;ntni. hSs aec.ueu 70 emoark them
tnndeu n 9n peFs sIeaneFs ~ Cadlz, San
S;iI t Sa SnS.uI Snu oatCelona: some regulars
srr,n @ II Z, Law .ha MI tEotn GENERA! Q1eSadas
asni asJ pIn ~ tae Nortn, 70 enaole captain Gen
'SoSa;ota @ Io ~ " ~ upPIsss tne rising, which
tIIsa tSnslsI Vi sLna,i oanus naf9ly numbering
9 anS ,n,,IOtISa ,Ioanu, Golnnanuea py whites
nu aaau.Un Lnui"'t"s' auu recruited from among
nsssHes. Ta,S. 49,.
n,hI;o Ss;ts sls nun tne c9lony report that
r. e thn ,tns;n, OngH tnere y ueciuediy IN favor
SIa ~ sue nitstetal pan ior the abolition Of
ssatety, sOat which tne colonlsts nope Will ar
',a,... tess tne progress OIL disafection. The
neIs s;so rom tne COLONY has caused much
i Tbe Gab;na. ~ pol,sIsal SaU NSaa G.rcies.
sitt;p1 0s1tneT th mas resolved 70 suspend the
tho weSJ;n" - .e - VT IT. HeAt week until alter
Mi Mi %SS;s S;Sonals ~ VI tne Ming When the Senate
" s,anos Ss9 1; si'S S sSnetnes 'or tne abolition
n noomt;eIy o,Htey III, ~ Oupa, ana tne Chamber OF
70 rl% .et,u m'it nj, cohs,Ger tne question Of
S;rn,,tsn, .o.orm. hhese oiLls WIN De discussed
H., eous'y! t,st tsy az tneFe Is great prooabil-
,S;,, tnSs s.u .ne LnaJVtlty OF me Conservatives
Ma.,;saLp Mn support T tne poIlcy OF Premier
s;tnat;On @ e% GalnRos ~; III tne lace otthe critical
S!saiion Gsat;Iio IN tne colony. Oanovas del
tSa st1t1 nnDIp promises nls support. Several Of
unrtoiP tIe oPPosin2n and Liberal speakers in the
I"l!es 10 nave interpellated the Cabinet on
detaiIs I s"s oi Using IN Ouoa and asked for
"DETAILS, saying they were anxiously desired
SyI py 9ne public. as private kilograms already
cb;eis GGsa IN t5a Is1o taat ia three noted creole
sSnui.a DSnuS IN Olnco Villas, which were over
Gs Ganasso, G,oMun!Iy alstTIc@.
.oS 9enefat tho .a;artnez Martnez Oampos communica.
Gen;ae esu ine teiegran received from General
mantGb n,ant haS saying tne lnsurrectio99ry move:
tho. i bo as 1ast DGgun az olnco Villas, and
saSoas snSS ne sttacneu some Importance to It on