Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-05-19
CUBAN
100000 Exiles in America Said
to be Enlisted in the Fill
clustering Cause.
Key West Patriots Supply Fund,
to Forward the Insurrec.
ton on the Island.

OkOk1 O11 tll0 SlAn0s
A Key West special says: "No on
firmation of the news of the surren-
der Of the Sartorius brothers has been
received from the Spanish authori-
ties. A meeting to discuss the stu.
alton has been held in San Carlos hall.
Which for magnitude and display of
enthusiasm. has never been surpassed.
Joseph Marti was the principal speak
er. He admitted that there were
chances for the failure of the present
movement, and explained the causes
that may lead to its early abandon
ment, but at the same time he set
forth the fact that such a result can
have no serious effect on the Cuban
revolutionary party, which will work
until Cuba is free. He was greeted
with great applause, and was followed
by other prominent local orators.
There was not standing room in the
hall. All the addresses were deliy-
cred in Spanish. Those in the audi
ence representing the workmen in all
cigar factories on this island, volun-
taiily assessed themselves $40 each to
be paid Immediately. This means
between $4,000 and $4,000 will be
paid into the treasury within three
weeks, in addition to other heavy
assessments they are making con-
stantly. The party has been
COLLECTING FUNDS STEADILY
and vigorously for two wears. One
hundred thousand dollars, which has
been held here in their clubs, was
shipped Wednesday night to the cen
trail committe in New York. News
of their new $40 assessment was
cabled today to all other Cuban co.,
onies. About 1000 men, including
some Americans, have promised to GO
to Cuba if their services are needed"
I'll Yara, the Cuban paper published.
at Key West, says: s'The notices of
the revolutionary movements in Hol-
gum, published in Havana papers,
are vague, confused and contradic-
tory. On n side they make the
movement Of great importance, on
the other they place thenumber ofthe
insurgent forces at $50. While these
t~latterilg notices appeal to Spanish
enthusiasm, the Province of Santi-
ago continues in a state of siege
and the governor general continues
sending ships and troops with all
haste to Gen. Zachambre in Orient.
Comparing these actions any one can
see the truth is hidden in a
MASS OF CONTRADICTION.
The steamer Mascot has just sailed
for New York, having on board q
Spanish spy. He was given to under
stand that this climate did not agree
with him, and was escorted to the
steamer by from SO to 100 Cubans,
who stood guard at the gangway to
ensure his safe departure. He had
been under suspicion, and last night
created a sensation in San Carlos,
densely packed as it was, by inter-
rupting Marti with the announce
ment that four men were on their
way thither to assassinate Marti.
The spy was forced to sit down, but
afterwards arose, f%louris.ling a pistol.
1t was wrenched from his hand. 1t
is thought he intended creating a
panic. and that it was the intention
to kill Marti and others during the
confusion SO that no one could be
held responsible. Cubans set spies ON
the man and found that his actions
justified their suspicious. 1t is said
he has disclosed the Cubans' methods
of smuggling arms and ammunition
into Cuba, besides other things which
they prefer to remain unknown. The
spy was non-committal when asked
the reason for his sudden departure"
A San Antonio, Tex, special says:
Rafael Diaz, a wealthy Caban mer-
chant here, has received a letter from
one of the leaders of the revolutionary
party in Cuba, IN which he stated that
all arrangements are complete for a
GREAT UPRISING Of THE CUBANs
against Spanish rule the first week of
June. Expeditions have been fitted
out in Vera Cruz, Key West, Mobile
and New York.
MI. Diaz stated to the correspond
ent that there are 5000 Cubans in
the United States and that every one
of them has enlisted in the movement
to free their native island. Mr.. Diaz
said: 81 anu in constant correspond
ence with the leaders of the revolu-
tion and am sure they will be very
victorious. Wehave all the arms and
ammunition we need"
The American School Of Archaol-
ogy that is maintained by voluntary
subscriptions at Athens fully justifies
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