New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
LANDS SAFELY on CUBA.
THE KEY WEST EXPEDITION is JOINED
BY 1000 INSURGENTS.

wELLSsQuIPrED BAND FROM ST. Argus
HoME-sPANIsHcUBA VOLUNTEERS
LIKELY TO MUTINY-FIGHTING
NEAR SANTIAGO.
Jacksonville, Fla, June "a dispatch from
| Key West says: 1t is now known mat the eN-
petition that left this country Wednesday
| night landed on the north Of Cuba in the PROV
| incc of Las Villas. near Sagua lachico. Inc
expedition was under the command OF GeherA
| Roon Immediately upon landing they were
| joined by 1000 insurgents. under command Oh
Zayas and Castillo Amang the hllnusterS
| was prominent surgeon by the name OF Nalues
Domnguez author of a book on the medlcai
, students. who were assassinated In lNh' Inc
party carried 800 pounds of dynamite. IL Is
| rumored that fourteen Americans accompanied
| the. expedition, and also an expert tci'Hr"ph
operator. civil engineer and powder-maker'
The vessel that carried the expedition, though
not warshp, prepared to show hsht III
! case they stopped by any Spanish guhpoat'
1t was undoubtedly the best equipped expedition
! that has left the States in the cause OF cuban
| liberty
General Gomez. who was reported Killed by the
Spanish newspapers mas invaded Camaguey at
he was joined by 700 men, headed by nephew
Of the Marquis of Santa Lucia. The invasion OF
Camaguey is considered Of great advantage to
| the insurgents. The province is guarded by the
best Spanish forces. General Campos. who was
there at the time Of the INVASION Immediately
| left for Havana and called a meeting of the
| Reformists and Conservative parties with the
| idea of fusion The Home Rule party being ig-
nored has decided 10 disband the object being
to create bad blood or race war. Cubans
against Spaniards. Many young men Of the best
families f Cienfuesos. Santa Clara and Rene
dos are joining the insurgents
In official circles the death of Maru Il denied
1t is reported that the cuban. who deserted me
insurgents stole MartIs correspondence ana Dc
| uverei i, to General Salcedo This is the .ounda-
ton for the report Of Martrs death
General sanguilly who was arrested by me
Spanish Government. charged with being an ac-
cessOry OF the noted bandit, Manuel Garcia, IN
kdnapping has been tried. The Government
failed TO convict him. He will probably be liocr-
ated shortly IT is rumJrcd that another ~
petition has landed. commanded by three generals
an American. a South American and Cuban
Zero Buden. a prominent member OF the nom
Rule party. ana newspaper man. VINO lett lhe
Island Of Cuba IT the commencement Of the reN"-
luton have landed with an expedition ~ twenty
four men from Monte Cristc. Santo Domingo
Desertons from the Spanish Army are reported
daily and much trouble Is anticipated from tNr
troops account IF the soldiers refusing 10 obey
|
Woodward reporter for New-York news
paper. who was reported Killed hy TIE spanish
papers finding II impossible t. get oa,K rom
the insurgents lines has joined them ana mas
been given the command 81 4 company Hni'i
MaceO.
named Roynton. who was trying - sell a dina
mite machine to the insul gents. which he "lrr'i
for 10000 Il IS rumorcd in this city that cam
pos has liberated all political prisoners az 9"nti-
ago. The Spanish papers TAI. t. cohhF'" the
same
St Augustine Fla June 9.-It Is reported mat
a party Of Cubans left here this morning while
the town folks were wrapped IN slumher i"r
Matanzas They were we'll equipped with nie-
arms and provisions. The steamer Orghr.ta l.
preparing to leave for Matanzas on Tuesday
and expects to carry quite party. captain
| Redington knows all the coves on the coast. ana
feels sure Of the success Of the Orgar.tas under
| taking.
Santiago do Cuba. May 29.-Captain-General
Campos is dissatisfied with Generals Lachambre
| and Salcedo. and has ordered them to return 10
Spain.
In Spain there Is law by which every span
lard must serve as a soldier. but those coming
to Cuba and cnlistine volunteers and serving
as such can escape this law. Now. as spain Is IN
A bad way an order has been issued compelling
all volunteers 10 serve as regular soldiers. and
as many are captains or heutenants II Noiun-
teers and be reduced to the ranks. they
are furious and threaten thc Government.
some cf the bl0oi-thirsiy Spaniards are BE-
ginning 10 SHOW their co!ors 1t is learned on
good authority that SINE # them had a meet
ing lag, night at tho C.rcuio Espanoi. the span
.sh Ciub II this city. at which general pre-
| sided. There was great excitement. many call
ing for Cuban blood. spanish paper Of tbs
city also had an article IN watch II Practically
advocated 4 massacre Of CGJans.
The insulc nts sc-m u feel themselves very
strong, as they frequently come near this c.'N
stealing cattle. Y,si .rda" about I'VE hun
dred came and took eighty heeyes away win
them without being mo.cstcd. They appeared
again this morning. bu, inc spanish troops T.
the number II eighty were awaiting them and 4
fight cnsucd. The Government sent 80 soldiers
as reinforcement. Tno fight .asted some hour,
the Spaniafds losing 1--WE killed and forty wound
ed while the rebels had two killed and rNe
wounded. When Tie re1cls retired they TOOK q
number 81 cattle Win them. IL = were 80 ittf
the city that the shots could be- heard here There
was terrible cxci'emen. IN the city. People ran
10 and fro. and schools w'r" dismissed.
The insurgents are strong and bold In Guan'a-
namo also They have again removed the tracks
between that city and t3 seaport Ca'manerd
have set fire To another bridge. and. the other
day. stopped a dummy going from ths city 20
the seaport with three or four American cap
talns of vessels. bui. after Interviewing thcm
allowed them to proceed Communication b.
tween Guantanamo and Caimanora Is stiil inter
| rupted.
| north coast u the island. things very bad
The insurgents are Increasing in numbers daily.
Madrid. June 9.-The naval commander at
Havana has been authorized to purchase mcr-
chant vessels to be used cruisers to prevent
the landing in Cuba Of par'isans Of the in
| surrcnts.
POLICE SILENCE WORKINCMEN
VIENNA SOCIALISTS ATTEMPT TO ExrouNp THE
PRINCIPLES OF THE RIGHT or PUB
Lie ASSEMBLY.
Vienna juno 9.-Ten thousand workingmcn at
tempted to hold meeting In the Pratcr at s
A. m to-day. but a great force Of policemen. on
horseback and on foot prevented them large