New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-15
MORE RECRUITS FOR CUBA
IRIsU-AMERICANS START A MOVEMENT
TO AID THE REBELS.

ALLEGED CONSERVATIVES GOING sorTH-coNcEN-
rRArIoN or INSUFFICIENT FORCES GESTURES
MADRID-A DECISIVE BATTLE LOOKED
FOR IN SANTA CLARA
San Francisco Nov. 1.-THE movement receh'S
started In this city among the citizens OF irish p"'
or descent looking toward the formation Oh oo'''
pany to aid the Cuban insurgents In their SUI usse
for Independence has at last assumed de"n''e
shane The Irish-American Cuban volunteers as
the military organiza ton is known held an en'""S'
astic meeting yesterday. The Conmissary Depa'T
ment reported everything In readiness ana '"e
TRANSFORMATION Committee stated that the arrange
ments for the movement OF 100 to 500 volunteers 10 all
Atlantic coast point were nearly finished
PHILADELPHIA Nov 1.-THE Cuban recruits VINO are
rnor,eI 70 have left this port Saturday last IL
f. said were simply forty consumptves gong "
Jamaica on the Danish steamship horsa lot uhe
benefit Of their health. An Investigation Haue py
the customs officers shows that 'orty roDus'-ooh"s
nsrsons left on the Horsa. but whether they In
tended to make a landing in Cuba remains TO be
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Madrid Nov IA dispatch TO "El Lberar from
Havana SAYS that Jose Maceo has entered the Prov
lnce OF Puerto Principe at the head OF S"o men
1t is stated that these form the vanguard or the
main rebel force under Antonio Maceo when IS now
"FI Liberal says that the rebellion IS costing
Spain 10000 pesctas daily but the nation VIII not
shrnk SacrinCe 10 Quencn lHf i'Noiuti"i.,
A private telegram from Havana reports that
Maxine Gomez. the rebel cornmander-in-chlel, mas
bv skilful movement northwerd turned Cap,ih
General Camposs position in santa cara IL Il
supposed that Gomezs object IL to penetrate the
Maanzas district and destroy the Plantations there,
threaten Havana and spread the rebellion TO the
western part OF the island
Madrid Nov. IA dispatch from Cienfuegos.
cuba to the "Imparcial" says II is reported there
that Maxine Gomez has abandoned his position az
SgtInca and is leading an army OF 1909 men upon
Remedies. The dispatch also says that Gomez Is
accompanied in his march against Remedies by
Maceo at the head OF 1,s0) mounted men.
The "Correspondencia's' special dispatch from
Havana says that the insurgent General Rolon, at
the head OF a band Of rebels. Is at SguncG awaiting
the arrival OF Gomez According to this authority
General Martinez CampOs viii at once march upon
Siglnca and encounter Is expected II is as
serted that Gomez has changed his tactics IN con-
sequence Of the action of the revolutionary assem-
bly, in New-York urging the rebels In CuDa 10 ilsht
a decisive battle I'm order 70 Influence the United
States to recognize the insurgents a. bellgerents
London Nov 1.-THE Standard VIII Tomorrow
publish a dispatch from Madrid saying that there
is much anxiety In that city and In Havana in con-
sequence of the concentration Of the rebels In the
Province OF Santa clara. Military operations nave
been virtually suspended outside of Santa Clara.
and troops are being hurried to that province. Mar
shall Camp0s has even drawn reinfOrcefnents from
Santiago and will endeavor 10 force a decisive en-
counter In the Seguinea district.