The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-09
KEY wEsTs FILIDUsTERs.
The Cape sable Party Dissatisfied
with Their Leaders.

with Their Leaders.
Key West, Fla, Dec. s.-Forty-two of
the party Of Cubans camped on Cape
Sable have returned TO this city during
the past few days. It is reported that
much dissatisfaction existed among them
on account of the manner in which tho
officers of the expedition were appoint
ed. 1t is said men who were entirely
incapable we're appointed to prominent
positions Many expressed their desire to
go in another expedition-one to be COM
manded by Calixto Garcia, who seems TO
be a general favorite with the Cubans
In this city. The party originally con-
TO be over on the mainland, and will re-
main there until they embark for Cuba
The expedition is commanded by Gen.
Collazo, with Cuspin and Hernandez as
majors. 1t is also reported that the rev.
enue cutter Winona fired over their camp
several times, but did no damage, and
also that shortly after the Winona left
the crew from the Morrill, landed and
discovered a large quantity Of rifles. am
munltion and other articles buried on the
beach, all Of which they took on board
the cutter.
Santiago de Cuba. Nov 2s. via Tampa,
Fla, Dec. s.-The well-known rebel gem
eral Perequito Perez, and his forces have
invaded the Guantanamo district again
On the Gath inst. Gen. Perez passed very
near to Tamacica with 1900 men, alarm
ing the garrison of the place, which was
composed OF soldiers of the regular army
guerillas and volunteers. In the midst
OF the excitement group of guerrillas
and volunteers, eighty in number with
their arms, began to march through the
town crying out viva Cuba Libre" and
"Periquito Perez" and went to Join the
rebels.
on the 26th inst, the rebel colonel Ma
tias Vega, captured bark on the cauto
river, near Mayari The bark was from
Nipos Bay, and was loaded with provls-
ions for the Spanish troops.
More than 100 men, of whom thirty were
guerrillas and volunteers, have within
the last week gone from Mayari and its
vicinity 70 join Matais Vegas party.
Three false Witnesses brought by the
Spanish government left here by the last
steamer for Nassau to testify that the Gu
bans arrested a short time ago at Yngua
had formed q flibustering expedition
against Spain. These witnesses arc SPAN
iards of the worst antecedents Ono IA
Elias Naseques, director of a college In
this city; another Is Juan Montenegro,
and the third is a low man called Emllioon,
whose regular business is to serve as a
false witness at any time he Is paid for it,
The owner of coffee plantation situat-
ed in Hongolosongo arrived here last
night from the country He says that lac
saw several men who had lately arrived
with an expedition. In Leader Cebrecos
camp, nine miles from the Cobre. The ex-
peditionaries told him that they brought
some arms and ammunition. They said
that they had also brought two pieces of
into the sea. They were two days trying
to land, as the sea was very heavy, but
at last they succeeded in coming ashore
safely.
Madrid, Dec. s.-A dispatch to the I'm
parcial from Havana says that the mill
tary decoration OF the Red Cross has been
accorded 10 Lieut.. Churchill and Lieut..
Barnes Of the British army, for the gal
lantry displayed by them during the re-
cent engagement between the government
forcs and the rebels commanded by Gomez
fc q 3
the late Lord Randolph Churchill Both
he and Lieut.. Barnes were with the Span
ish forces under Gen. Suarez Valdez in
the battle on Dec. at La Reforma, and
were complimented in the official reports
Tampa Fla, Dec. S--Those of the mem
bers of the Old Reliable Conductors AS
Olivette to-day, who were interviewed
are convinced that the insurgents are
stronger than ever In Cuba. Spain land
ed 1000 fresh soldiers from Madrid Sat
Spain is compelling the inhabitants Of
Havana to sign a petition to the United
States congress TO not recognize the in
tition lest their property will be lost.
There are many Spanish sympathizers
with the insurgents in Cuba, but they
do not express their views.
Madrid, Dec. S.-A dispatch from Ha-
vana says that the bands of Gomez and
Maceo have entered the province Of Santa
Clara.
Col Seguera, who were conveying mules,
and killed eight soldiers. The column re-
treated. other bands have entered Ma
tanzas and are marching on the villas OF
the land owners. A Spanish force is ad-
vancing to meet them, and a serious fight
is expected
Baltimore Nov S.-The steamer James
WoOdall, which was fitted out a couple
OF months ago by New York parties, and
A Is alleged, landed 1888 nlibusters and a
great quantity Of war material in Cuba.
has been re-purchased by Baltimoreans
The vessel has been lying at New or
leans since her Cuban trip. She win be
brought here az once, but 70 what use the !
developed.
Roy Goodwin Released.
KaIspell. Mont, Dec. 8-Roy Goodwin /
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