The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-05
REVOLUTION auELLED.
Cuban Patriots Either Killed, Cap
turcd or Surrounded.


WASHINGTON, March According to
a dispatch received at the Spanish legation
in the city the Cuban revolution is about
over. Minister Muruaga tonight received
a dispatch from the Captain-general of
Cuba, dated Havana, of which the follow
ing is translation:
The three bands of insurgents who APP
peared in the province Of Matanzas some
DAYS ago have vanished. OF their three
leaders one. Manuel Garcia has been
killed; second one, Antonio Lopez Coloma,
has been captured, and the third. Marrero.
has surrendered. All the members of these
bands of rebels have either been captured
or have surrendered There is not single
guard has been recalled to the capital and
sent to the provinces @ OF Pinano. Havana,
Principe is quiet. In the province OF San
tiago de Cuba the rebels have been COM
pletely isolated and are lacking in ammuni-
ton and arms. They are hesitating whether
to surrender or to resist for a short time
longer. Committees have been formed IN, IN
their arms and they have. requested ten
days to consider the question and decide
to grant this delay"
Socialists Opposed to Regular Army.
BERLIN, March 4.-The debate on the
military estimates was resumed in the
Reichstag to-day Herr Liebknecht, Social
ist again urged that the German army be
converted into a militia force. which he
claimed would form a guarantee OF nperty
and peace. Herr Enneccerus, Liberal,
strongly opposed the proposition, declar-
ing that Germany possessed a disciplined
and absolutely trustworthy army, and that
she did not intend to deliver It up to the
Herr Bebel, Socialist, criticised the Off
cial DEGREES prohibiting the employment of
nounced dueling in the army.
The Minister of War. General Won Schel-
lendorff protested against the printing of
government DEGREES in the Socialist press,
which he claimed proved that there We're
disloyal subjects in government offices who
stole documents The Minister of War also
said that dueling in the German army was
dying out tt the e. average a1a Delng only about
Eventually Herr Liebknechts motion to
convert the German army into a militia
system was defeated. The result was re-
ceived with roars of laughter
Charged with Lese-MaJesty.
TARNOPOL, Austria -Galicia, March A.
The trial of twenty-six young students
and teachers belonging to the seminary
and gymnasium opened here to-day. The
prisoners are charged with lese-majesty
and conspiracy. According to the story
current here one of the students confessed
to priest that he was engaged in a secret
conspiracy, and 1t is added the priest in
duced him to inform the police and the
arrest of the couspirators followed. 1t
Seshls Wbch Was % found at the residence Of one
of the students implicated, that the object
of the secret society to which the prison.
ers belonged was to effect secret organiza-
tions among the rural population and
working classes in order to free Poland
from the thralldonl of Prussia. Austria and
Russia" which countries are described as
being 'sthe irreconcilable enemies of the
Poles' The trial is expected to last eight
days. Members of the society who with
drew from it since the trial commenced
have been threatened with death.
British Buster.
LONDON, March 5.-The Chronicle says
the sentence passed by a handful of Amer
lean adventurers on the Hawaiian revolu-
tionists are grotesque that they cannot
be allowed to stand. That a mushroom
government of beach combers, who have
usurped power, and who are detested by
the bulk of the natives. should be allowed
to send Englishmen into lifelong torment
cannot be tolerated. Let the men be ex-
lied, but at any rate they must be liberated.
Cable Notes.
Hon Thomas r. Bayard the American
ambassador to Britain, who was recently
attacked by Influenza, has recovered.
The northern part Of Europe is again in
the clutches of BoreaS and old HENS.
Snow fell in London and Faris yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Aliens American yacht Da-
kotah won the Ogden Goelet and James
Mediterranean yachting carnival yesterday.
The personal estate of the late Lord RAN
dolph Churchill has been proved at 1881.
York. and Viscount Cursor.
Queen Victoria has returned to London
from Windsor in order to be present at to-
days drawing room at Buckingham Palace
She appeared to be IN good health. and in
spite OF the cold weather drove from the
railroad station to the palace in an open
carriage. Her Majesty was dressed in
black. except for the white trimmings on
her bonnet.
The London County Council elections have
resulted in dead heat each side electing
ffty-nine members. The dead heat Is due
10 the fact that Lord Dunraven, for the
Modeiates. was elected for Wandsworth.
The Progressives. however, will have a
small majority in the Council. on account
of the votes OF the aldermen, vino are
chiefly Progressives.