New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
HOW INSURGENTSARESE SERVED
sEVEREST MEASURES TAKEN BY THE
CUBAN PROVINCIAL GOVERNORS.
A sK1RMlsH IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
vADED by SPANISH INFANTRY AND CAV
ALRY-TIIE TROOPS AT BAY
ANO RELIEVED.

AMO RELIEVED.
| Washington. July 4-Thc Spanish authorities
| have adopted the severest measures for deahs WI"
| the insurgents in some of the cuban provinces
An example Of their character has been i"f'"''
,he Stat. Department by j. J. Casanova 'h''e'
States Vice-Consul at Cicnfucgos. who has Trans
United to the State Department a TRANSLATOR" VI "a
prociama,ton recently issued by the Governor VI
Santa Clara. 49,
In This PROCLAMATION u. Ausustin Lugue Coca
the Governor Of the province declares that the saw
agcness of those VINO apply the loren. s''aa anu
murder under the cry Of "Viva cuba L'pre! mas
| forced him to give forth the edict
People must be ready present on demand 10
Spanish officers certificates establishing not o'"'
their own IDENTITY but also their ownership OF the
horses which they ride. II Is prohibited 70 trh'e'
| in the country in the outskirts OF the 'o""S
from sunset 10 sunrise. All persons are forp''u'h
to carry arms without special permit anu co"''
| try residents having arms in their possession d.
home must deposit them with the posts OF the 'i'
guard nearest their abodes. No mache'es are az
| lowed to be carried abroad.
Tn. penalty for dsresarding these orders IS u''-
mistakable:
Those infringing these orders. well as the agi-
taiors opinion and those who abet ana hd fr
,h.nn shall he indicted the crime OF rcnrllipn
tried in accordance with the code Of justice ana
punished with all the severity OF the military laws
Santiago De Cuba. July 2t-Gcneral Salcedo' COM
handing the first district. reports that Major
Garrido has had a sharp battle with the insurgents
a, Perseverancia in which I'VE rebels were killed
and A large number wounded. Major Garrido als9
captured a large quantity OF arms. ammunition anu
provisions. -. a.,
General Martinez Campos has arrived at Man
zano ia good health
Madrid. July 24-An official dispatch from Havana
saws that Navarro's and Aldave's columns. under
command OF General Lachambre. comprising 500
infantry and 800 cavalry with three guns, arrived
at Nuevitas July 81 -,
The troops Bayamo have been furnished win
fresh supplies Of provisions and ammunition
Havana. July 2i-Captain- General Martinez cam
pos has sent an official dispatch from Manzanllo
" hch confirms the United Press dispatches about
the recent battle between Manzaniilo and Bayano
The Captain General says he started from Man
zanlllo for Bayamo accompanied by 800 troops
No Insurgents seen unt!l July - when a body
Of rebels numbering $50 men Was met near Nalen-
zuela The Insurgents well armed and had a
plentiful supply OF ammunition. The spanish
troops were h.mmcI in by IRE that was poHrei
az them from all sides. and twice they "eF" 10
danger OF having their lines broken. But they
fought desperately and after ny" hours the rebel
fire sackened and the troops pushed on 70 Hayaino
The Government loss twenty eight men kllel
and ninety-eight wounded Among the killed were
General SAniociiIsS, aide Ie-caWp. ana a cap
tain Four officers among IN" wounded the
dispatch adds that II IL impossible 20 state what
tho insurrent-' losses were though they are "sil-
mated to nave been over 90 Killed and wounded