New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-15
4 MOVE BY CUBAN REBELN.
ORGANIZING 4 PROVISIONAL GOVERN
MENT WITH MARTI AS PRESIDENT.
RIsINGs REPORTED IN THE EASTERN PART Or
THE IsLAND-A FIILBUsTER SCARE At TAMPA

THE ISLAND-A FILIBT STER SCARE AT TAMPA
TELEGRAPH CENSORSHIP IN SPAIN.
Tampa Fla. March 14.--When the Oiivette ar
rived here tonight from Havana rush was
made for the passengers. in search of Cuban
revolutionary news. Cuban. who has come on
an important mission stated that provisional
Government had been organized. and that Cen
cral Marti had been made Provisional President
General Gomez was made general-in-chicf The
revolutionary army. as now organZcd consists
OF 1000 infantry and 5000 Cavary. The Cuoans
are armed with machettes and rifles. Will" the
Spanish forces armed with rifles and the Old
style sword. which is extremely clumsy.
Last Saturday a Peace Commission in behalf
Of the Government visited Mansilla and conferred
with the insurgent commander General MaS'
with a view 10 inducing that officer ana ms
command 10 lay down their arms and take the
ath Of allegiance to the Government. In when
case they would be p1rioned. The Commission
consisted of General Marco Garcia. one OF me
most no;cd rebel leaders of the last nsurr"'ti'n
and +. Spoturno On Tuesday they returned un-
successful and thorouthy disgusted. Gen raj
Maso received them courteously. listened t. their
arguments aui granted them an hour in VII. n
t. leave camp or else suffer the penalty Of being
shot.
cuba will be- free from spanish misrule,' said
General Maso "for war VIII endure tcn years 'T
Longer if necessary"
From santa cara. ~ the eastern part "i 'h'
island. comes reports Of general upri-nGs dur
Ing the las; ton days In Havana here arr no
signs uf rebellion although Oh Tuesday uiAht me
polio" mai" a raid on a house In - N''h''9,
=. md e. nil'cat"d magazii" of cartridges "'"
powder
Rumors have Tor several days been circulating
IN Tampa that a CONSIGNMENT II arms was on
/ frtf -lt tIf,fff
iu aid II Tho .usiirr-coD. AMI that a nibusiriing
expedition would rrceiy" the arms at this p"'c
ana sail for Cuba ON Tucsday morning Eiward
Castlciou. evidently an Amor an. visited '"N'h'
Gutierrez spanish Ni'"-C Consul At I9WrE pr
seniinr passport issued in N"w-York 70
/ cuba ana asked that It bc indorscd II"
pres, ut.a no credentials. yrt he represented
himself as an American ag m o; the span
ish Government. and requested IN" 'oh-
suls cipn"r code. stating that II" must nav"
it, IIe also requested the names 81 ali IN" O"h-
suTs secret service L.-rts IN Florida. Th'@"
were refused and the Co0euls susprionS Wore
/ aroused ,'ssil"tou exhibited telegram -
id.ntin,auGN from the spanish Minister at Wash
ingfnu The G nsUl 'oleErarn"d Z, Washington
10 verify Il. CaSt'"ton chartered Narni ana =
schooner. which were examined. but nothing aus
picirus was f"unH Cast."ton. however, "a' Hr-
rested
C.-tlot5n created sensation Yesterday hy
shooting into The Office - ihe Spanish v''"-c I.su.
| at th = port This morning b. was hn"i > Tn
the Mayors Court and VAS taken In cnare' h'
~" state lie Is now ~ Jail To-day D." cent
three :ciegrams to- the spanish Mnist'r d"
Washiuc.n ht' NO to nils hour n r"i.t ia~
been pc. riv.d Deputy Nl,o-Consul J. VI Frrrnr-
d.z i,i,etaphoI the Minister at Washlngion
YESTERDAY canccrninr Cas'l"ton, end th' f~py
w4e. We know nothing = him Tn" t"'rf'i 81
sent hN '1s''tou to-day ""T" In 'ipn"I
T,-ta, 4H .i.iRhthouers Wtrr "Ntnincd fr
+ cog. iguments 80 arms. hui nothing Was found
which .oulI h- shipped aboard a fishing smack
ara transferred at sea
Al rule TAX" IN London story
London. March a The Central News core