New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-07
GENERAL CAMPOS IN HAVANA
uE REFUSES TO BE FETED IN SANTIAGO
DE CUBA.
THE TIMES DO NOT WARRANT 1T. HE SAID
GENEROSITY OF MAcEo. IN Ai'i""iN"
THE spANrARDs TO REMOVE THEIR
WOUNDED, REWARDED.


THE spANrARDs TO REMOVE THEIR
WOUNDED, REWARDED
Havana Aug G-Captain-G General Martinez Cam
nos arrived here at O'Clock this morning.
\ dispatch from Santa Clara says the column Oh
soanish troops under command OF Lieutenant kuz
had an engagement at Paia to-day with pand OF
insurgents in which two Of the rebels were Killed.
hand OF rebels In the Santiago province yes
terday morning ambushed train on wh'ch "e!e
number OF scouts. and fired several shots wouho'hs
one OF the scouts The attack occurred IN the VI
cInity OF Ponupo. Upon retiring from Sonso WIN d
force OF troops the scouts found that the ra'roau
-, 49,, TORN nm near Ponupo one Of the scouts
was killed. ,u
Natanzas Aug. Ga party OF seventeen c''
guards on August attacked a force or over one
hundred insurgents at Monte Gordo OWING 10 'i,e
superior!ty in numbers of the rebels the sua'
we're forced TO retreat Three OF them were killed.
and all of the rest were more or less seriously
wounded The loss Of the insurgents was heaVy'
santiago dc Cuba July 2.-After fifteen days OF
,o,h, and anxiety concerning the fate OF Captain
General Martinez Campos the Capta'h-1eher"i
himself arrived here on the night OF July 10 y" '1
snanish r,,nboat Christobal Colon. Many prepara-
, ,ara made TO receive him. The buildings
aro decorated with flags and Illuminated, ana TWO
hands OF music to serenade the 'ceresa' ''S
we're stationed In the plaza Defore the "o'.'
Palace The Captain General however toio 'no'o
who profrered him these snowy evidences Vi 10y
atty on the part of the city, that the times were not
60 .uoh ,hrgs lie did not even come ashore
here hut after having passed from the guhroat u
the steamer Villaverde he sailed Tor havana "'
o clock yesterday morning. -.
According TO a letter received here yesterday from
the late field Of action. the Captain-Genera' ai''
taking refuge with his troops in Bayamo, sent
messenger TO Antonio Maceo. asking MN 10 ""o"
Spanish troops to go back to the battlene'u anu
gather no their wounded giving his WORD OF honor
hot to modest them. Maceo answered m ,ir n a come
,lve adding that the Spaniards might not oty I'm.
TO take away their wounded on the he.n, of their
they might come S Sna bas AK Smss attended
ingly the Spaniards took all their wouhaeu cso 90
mo II is said here that this action or Maceo ~
ninased the Captain.General that on ms return "
Manzanio he set at liberty all the pScai az he
~ with the political prisoners all over the island
declaring It 10 SAID that this Is the h mart Of
spanish gunboat arrived here tho sS GSvernor
Bara aSiH smnoyed on the gunboat told the writer
OF this letter that it was feared na'a'0"
soon rebeIs OF his district concentrating their
forces around San Luis with the OBJECT " 10 sa''
| OF taking the town.
AGRARIAN TROUBLES IN GERMANY.
v,r,n ,..poRrRs IN ARGENAU SET FIRE TO
| rARMHousEs- TROOPS CALLED TO DISPENSE
THE MoB-rIvE PERSONS KILLED.
| Berlin. Aug CA dispatch from kreuzpurg say
that n number OF field laborers IN Argehau nave
hacomc dIscon,ented for reason. ana, desir-
ing TO be reyenged their grievances set hie u
| the buildings upon estate there. Inc autumn
| ,ies we're called upon to arrest the iapofers VII"
| .s,sted the officers and In the fight which ensueu
| Ave persons were killed ana SIX were "ou'I
| stroyed and all the horses and cat'ie were o'"
| to death.
| rhis aeraran revolt which recalls 10 nina the
| excesses committed during the famous feasa"ts
| War; OF Germany In the seventeenth century IT,
| fortunately purely a local affair nevertheless
seems TO corroborate the views OF those VINO De-
beye that the laboring classes In the Father'a"u
| are not disposed follow the lawful ana mooer"'e
nolIcv now advocated by leaders who have APP
| pealed formerly to extreme popular PASSIONS a"
| view OF the Socialist Congress TO be heh heA'
| October at Breslau the general council OF tne
Marty has issued manifesto, IN when tue ap
nlcation OF Sociastic principles is declared 10 dc
unsuitable for the rural districts OF Germany ano
/ France The revouionis,s have cut their pro
| pramme into two part5-one for the use OF the
| workngmen In cities. and the other for the rura
| nopulation. They understood that the peasants
| were afraid OF doctrines threatening their lttI'
property and they try 10 convince them that they
| can vote the Socialist ticket without fearing an,
| interference with the conduct OF their business
| which on the contrary would ostensb.y be i'm
| proved by the application OF Socialistc reforms
| but in reality only the great landowners would b'
| benefited. This manoeuvre may succeed In france
| whcro the peasants themselves Work upon the