New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27
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--,,.,, convention to choose
9 pus.dant is fruitful theme tor .hs Cuban
Dailv acquisitions to the rams ,rrivals. Many
marty are made by proIlien. In the strug-
p,.astions considered momentous -, "a a 70 on
sroadnn, arc being discussed ana dar
the eve Of settlement IL 10 th,nortant issues
stood that other and eduaiIy LII, he brought
o. Tho election Of a President VIII xt,i.h tan
10 tne ,h ea annroaching convention. win ,ban
chile organization to WORK upU' hoidIv The
lea ers are DESTROYS OF cutting ~ honSs to raise
Ids r. carry on the war has oeen pio;orv ~
these bonds to be redeemed whe'i VIC Tho Re-
the Cuban insurgents IS assu'e'
nublic solidly established
RONDs MAY BE ISSUED.
During the last few days there nave Dee'.
MANY rumors Of a capitalistic Co"o""
immense proportions which Is w'i''hs ~
rish money TO the insurgent leaders W '"'
the fight When General Quesada waS ~
,ast nSanine about these reports. he SAID: -.
~ can neither affirm ror deny the .epJ. nav
cause | do not know anythins apou, I'd
no true but have not peen cona % dis
General Ouesada could not be ihou i,' ~ tho
cuss whether there was any propapliity VI .mc
issuance Of such bonds. 1t Is Known nv svm
that the Cuban revolutionary "' stord ready to
nathzers in this country VINO STAIN rndar
helm them financially. 1t is generany , I'M ono
stood that should such conVeh'i,on ,a a. ~ ,ssue
which Is to meet here on July ~ ucN - In
honds little difficulty would be encouh.ersu -
eoatinp ar least a part OF them Promnel.
Cubans say that a great many ol ' u. g.; said
would be taken out of sympathy. anu owort will
that when the convention meets an eiioI' W.
no made TO order the issue or CERTAIN dI ann,
and that in all probability such action VIII 'e
taken. a,.oa ~, euch
a bond issue the Cuban leaders have srea, u
Of money at their disposal. Genera Quesau n,t,h
ceives about a hundred letters daily AT tl.e ~.
Avonue Hotel offering him moral ana liiiahoiai
sunnort These letters invariably wind up with
tho words "Vive Cuba Libre.' when mas pe-
come the watchword Of The cuban heVoIutIo'a.
party. The sums contributed by tnese ,o.dav
svmnat hizers are considerable. ana even .o-uaS
without the bonds so II is stated, the eXchequei
Of the Revolutionary party ~ III soVu 1nap -
With the coming convention the orgahlzaloh va
the Cuban Revolutionary party VIII be conpie.e.
Win the election Of President the complement
Of officers will be made up. benjamin Huella'
Of No 1872 Water-st.. will continue as treasurei =,
and GonzalO Quesada VIII retain MS Posi''0' ="
secretary of the party
HOW MARTI WAS KILLED.
News was brought TO the city yesterday OF the
manner in which Marti met his death. II is said
that Martl and few friends were betrayed oy d
guide This guide informed troop or ihlah'is
whore Marti was stopping. When the detacn-
ment Of infantry came UP. Maru ana ms rc'di'e'
zero found asleep in hammOcks. WhiIe asleep
they were riddlcd with bullets. Mrs. MART au
mits that she has no hope OF ever seeirlE ,ei %
hand alive She IL still with Sehor Enrique lru'
Jll1. and expects 10 REMAIN" III ''''' ' "
time. ,n ,.,,,sx 80
The Cuban colony In this city is daily beng re-
,rforced The latest arrivals are Lieutenant
Colonel Rodriguez. II General Quesada s'a an
who is here to study high explosives, ana pr
Saras who arrived on the Clyde Line steariisiiii
santo Domingo city on Monday He Is Cuoai
refugee and is here IN the interest or the cause
Another prominent arrival Is Senior carlos VI
Cespedes He has just arrived from an EXTENDED
tour through the Gulf States, and he Is sasd t'
have raised s2O.OOO. -. M, ,...s
Henry Leonard an attorney at NO. 2f5 Broau
way q. a Cuban sympa thizer and the patrols II
mis- city make his office a meeting-piacc 10 us
cuss cuba's cause. Yesterday Mr. Leonard re
cavod a letter from some Of The insurrecuonlsts u
! cuba which said that 5000 stand OF arms Whci
! uerr forwarded from here some time ago wer
safely landed in Cuba and were in the hands o
patriots.
c;onzalo Dc Ouosada is the Secretary, General o
tho revolutionary party Young. endowed WI
rreot activity and OF proven PATRIOTISM, ne ma
+ oirealv rendered important services 20 inc vaus
~ indonendence As writer he mas puonsh,
three interesting books the principal OF "hi 81.
tclfcated TO the Cuban youth. Is entitled ratriot
Ism and bears FOR ~ motto the words: " o con
/ nuer our country is our duty. He was enuca'e'
| in mis- city being graduated from the College o
! The city OF New-York with the class OF 1850