The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-18
FOR CUBAN LIBERTY.
The Patriots Waging Battle
All 0Fer the Island.
eo.,n REPORTS VICTORIES.
rse Maceo. and Gomez Seem 20 Be Ev-
srywhere at onee-Defeated,
but still In the Field.

,,-.-e JHre At Cienfuegos three
- have s,eea Imprisoned. It being re-
80 tazt taey we're going 70 raise a
49, % insuEgf nis- Correspondence md
sa~.-r,ers,s taken serve To compromise
- and fourteen others
80 ToieG0. - 30 with nine ether
- ralsed q band Of insurgents in
- p.snsrEeu. was drowned with three
80 rsen IN the oveTfiOwsz1 river. The
- The band entered Camaguay. In
sss.~asrri they raised four bands
60. uernaudo. with - troops. after
80 An hours fighting routed the band
= fa~e saceo in Rio s5eco. hotly pursuing
.sar and obliglng them 10 retire 10 the
,-ar.tssns Of SantacruZ.
!. q run0red that small expedition
..rssd az CaIDarion KeKys,
Ss4evana Juns lien Pen1ro Metia
- g-ryernor % Puerto Principe, and
- eavzlry nave arrived a. Puerto Prin-
80 me capital u mat province. All
- trogps are prepared to take the field
.gasust the Insurgents in three days.
re- commission wa1cn. or its Own &C
-. a taking steps 10 bring aspout a
a,sTsrenca between representative OF the
s,anfnent residents OF Puerto Principe
- Maxine Gomez. desire that Rafael
went5ra- Autoaomist leader. shall pre-
- They expect thai the result OF the
a.rsersnce viil Dc the restoration OF
race Ia Cuha
! aetachmenr OF go cavalry from the
,saglnce o. Santa Clara has arrived here.
!, an engagement IN DuaDo the insurg-
- last twelve killed, thirty wounded
I, view o. the peaceful attitude OF the
,uvlace OF Puerto Principe the captain
General has given up the idea OF pro-
slslpalag martial law there.
A special Judge mas been ordered by the
government 10 proceed 10 Akonzs Doce.
.,.ince OF Matauzas. 10 commence pro-
sssdiags against parties who circulated
false reports OF an IasuFSent outbreak
h that province.
col. copelIo with a force OF vol
untesrs and civil guards amounting TO
N men. has engaged the insurgents near
Jamaica district OF Guantanamo. The
t.sarsents were commanded by Perez
ara Maeeo and numbered 500 men. The
gpsnish forces captured the insurgcng
camp a quantity OF arms and ammuni-
ton and thirty-two horses. The insurg-
snts lost four killed. among whom was
me insureent captain Cregcendo Castillo.
they also had seven wounded on the
eide OF the troops only one was killed
and three wounded. Marine Gen. Del
eado Peretno has arrived here from
agAin and assumed command OF the naval
forces. He Will give severe instruct lions
&c ne commanders of the warships.
rleion In shipping circles here that the
excursion steamer BTidgeton. which left
fhis port several weeks ago. ostensibly TO
engage IN the passenger trade IN South
America. has. ike the tug boat George w.
childs entered the service of the Cuban
revolutionists. The Bridgeton passed TO
sea on Thursday May p. al $50 p. m.
The George ". Childs preceded her less
than twenty-four hours. The Brldgeton
Las. Frtp sIa,
failei from 81. Augustine. Fla. having
touched al Beaufort. y. G., on her voy-
age
Key West, Fla, June 1.-Two Spanish
spies. Claro Diaz, from Raracoa. and Ra-
mon Postal Martinez. Of ManzanIllo, are
reported 70 have been sent TO the rebel
asadquarters by Gen. Martinez Campos
10 poison Gen Maceo. a price has also
teen set upon Gen. Jose Maceo's head.
The men sent TO accomplish this work. II
4 asserted. viii pretend to be deserters
from the Spanish army. The Maceos have
hosa been warned, however, and Will
probably be upon their guard.
Private advites received in this city
state that Maceo, Ram and Miro with
200 men, in Awras. captured a train
haded with Spanish troops between Gil
tsra and Holguin. They also captured
iss rifles 50.00 rounds of ammunition
On Friday Pedro Toraes and his band
burned the town OF Camasi, near Ma
;anzas
Havana. June 1.-THE whole province
Ct Matsnzas which adioins the province
a Havana. is on the verge of rising In
arms against the government. The first
Uprising took place there. but the insur-
genia plans in that section were frus-
tHatef The sympathIzcrs with the revo-
ia'iJn have carefully been laying plans
td waiting for a favorable opportunity
% strike
The Auton0mist political party OF Ma
tsazas has been dissolved 10 express The
change Of opinion and approval OF the
revolution. Tho Autonomist party In la
fana IS likely 10 follow suit. The prin-
opal officers and most influential mem
bers cannot agree. The majority aCknow-
iedge the Increasing Importance Of the
revolution. and the number who favor
ire Cuba constantly grows. From the m
taFlor % the island come reports showing
Ast the members ~ the Autonomist party
IRE abandoning g. one by one. The news
paper III Pals. the organ of TIE Autono-
INST party AMI ahout the only paper read
~ The EnhanS, has published % hate such
strong articles against the revolution and
n favor of Spanish severe snty that more
than : loo persons haRo stopped taking IL.
The subscription LIST continues 20 shrink
every dav
The regulation rifle OIaUserl used nv the
government q too complicated FOR TIE
Spanish soldiers. ami mlshaps are con
SANITY occurring II is being replaced
IS fhe Remington
The business men were called 80 meet a.
ne produce exchange - raise money 20
carry on 'fe war The representatives of
- larger houses vr~o present. The sub
strptlers 3 mounted O.. SAMOA