The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-07
swARmNG WITH sPANIARDs.
Total of 10000 Government Troops
Landed In Cnbn.

Havana. April 6.-One thousand addi-
tional troops arrived via the steamer
santander from Cadlz last night, making
1900 Spanish troops landed. Martinez
Campos will land at Santiago upon his
arrival. as that is near the seat OF the
principal trouble.
There is no definite news hero Of the
rumored recent engagements in the In
terror. There are sixteen cases OF yellow
fever at the hospital here and few
cases OF smallpox. The reports
published in the United states are great
ly exaggerated. Barrato a notorious ban
dit. was garroted here this morning.
The Autonomist party has issued a
manifesto directed to the Cuban public,
strongly condemnlng the present revolt.
The manifesto says: The party, being
eminently Spanish, viii resist to the ut
most the efforts OF the insurgents. who
bring TO Cuba only misery. anarchy anu
barbarity."
Madrid, April 6--Admiral Beranger,
minister OF marine. told congress to-day
that there was no truth in the report that
the commander of the cruiser Conde de
Nenadito, which fired on the American
steamship Allianca. had been or would
be deprived Of his command.
Washington. April 6.-Attoney General
Olney to-day made public this telegraph
lc correspondence upon which he based
his denial, given TO the press yeaterday.
of the participation Of United States ON
cials in the meeting OF Cuban sympa-
thizers az Jacksonville, Fla, on the night
Of April 4:
Washington, April o. 1895. Clarke,
United states Attorney, Jacksonville.
Fla.-Were yourself and Mckay partici-
pants In the meeting Of Cuban sympa-
thi2ers at Jacksonville yesterday, as re-
ported. Wire answer. Olney, Attorney
General.
Jacksonville, Fla, April 8. 1895. oiney.
Attorney General, Washington. u. c.
Marshal Mckay ana myself were not
participants in the meeting referred TO
and had nothing to do with It, Reports 10
the contrary are absolutely false. Clark,
United States Attorney.
III VIII be noted that neither Of these
officials denies that he was present" AZ
the meeting, and the Southern Associated
Press agent at Jacksonville rciterates his
statement that both gentlemen were IN
attendance The denials are restricted 10
participation"
New York. April GA special cable dis
patch to the Herald from Havana, Cuba.
says the name OF tho English schooner
from which Gen. Antonio Maceo and his
companions are supposed TO have landed
on cuban soil Is the Honor. She Is of lg
tons. Gov. Gen. Callejn has prohibited
all meetings OF Masonic lodges throughout
the island. No news OF the revolution
In the interior was received yesterday.
Matamoros was killed during the en-
gagement
The Hmald's special cable dispatch
from Santiago de Cuba says a band OF
revolutionary guerrillas. under command
OF Emilio Matamoras which has been
menacing Songo, was defeated yesterday
in skirmish on the road 10 Socorro
A member OF a firm In the Cuban sugar
trade said this morning that his agents
sent word that the revolution was rapidly
assuming greater proportions. by June
our agent at Cienfugos believes that
5000 men employed about the sugar plan
tatlons Will join the revolt" he said
THE Cuban end OF our business has al
ready been seriously affected"