New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
PRICE THREE CENTS.
ARMS AND MEN FOR CUBA.
AN EXPEDITION FROM CANADA SUCCESS
FULLY LANDED.
LED BY CARLOS MANUEL DE CEsPEDEs
QuEsADA-i07 MEN 800 WINCHESTER RIFLES
AND 4Oocoo. ROUNDS or AMMUNITION.
WITH LARGE SUPPLY OF
FOOD AND MEDICINES.


sehor Henrique TrujilIo. Editor OF the Cuban
paper "SA~~AasEvenir" yesterday received dis
patches which told him that a hlibustering ex-
pedion in the interest OF the Cuban Insurgents
unde. the command Of Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Quesada had landed on the eastern coast OK
Cuba on Saturday last The expedition is one that
has been known OF for long time by the Cuban
junta IN this city. The leader. Carlos Manuel de
Cespedes Quesada. is a nephew OF General Ra-
fael Quesada Of Venezuela. and son OF the
great Cuban patriot who fought his last fight and
died goriously at Yara in 1873 and Is also secre-
tary of the Cuban Revolutionary party in Amer
ica He Is a slender, boyish-ooking youth, out
Of unquesoned bravery With him when ne
landed lO7 men, He also succeeded In carry
ing into the country 500 Winchester rifles 100000
rounds of ammunition, ten Eases Of material. 200
machetes and large supply OF medicines and
food.
FITTED OUT IN CANADA.
The expedition was fitted out in Canada and
sailed from there over three weeks ago The rea
son for going to Canada was embodied In the fact
that the neutrality laws of the United States were
such that the fibusterers did not care to strain
them. The unfortunate affair at Wilmington was
remembered. and ne field was selected. As
Canada had never expressed any sympathy for
there and organize the expedition The wisdom OF
this was manifest in the result. 1t never was
disturbed in any manner, and safe clearing
was made by the vessel
Among those in the party, outside Of the
leader Carlos Manuel de Cespedes Quesada.
were Jose Lopez captain In the last war
against Spain, and one who has sufficient MILL
tary experience TO enable him to take COM
mand In case 1t should become necessary:
Carlos f. Aguirre, lieutenant in the last war
against Spain; Juan Gros. who, during the
last insurrection, had the command Of troops
in the field, DR.. Serafin Martinez, military
surgeon; Mario Carrillo, a son OF the celebrated
poet and Cuban writer, Don isaac Carrillo
| O'Farrill. and also a nephew Of the great CUBAN
patrlot. ID Miguel Aldama: Jose Sanaba, Wen
ceslao F. Marin and Juan Bautista Hernandez,
natives of Porto Rica; Ramiro Cespedes.
relative of the leader; Herminio Figarola, Man.
uel Bergeus Pruna, Public Prosecutor for the
district Of Santiago de Cuba. and man OK
power and influence In his own district; Ramon
Arias Luis Lopez Sabena Varela, Manuel
Rodriguez Juan Falcon Juan Martinez, Paplo
! Torres, Severiano Arguellos. Alberto Plochet.
Esteban Ulloa. Mario Vincente Leandre L.
Vicente Jose T. Garcia. Manuel Arecibia, FLOR
encio Slmancas, Armando Raggi. julie Aguado
Manuel Andreu, Raymon Arias. Rafael Calaa
Martinez Manuel Aloma and Ricardo Maranjo
DETAILS or THE EXPEDITION.
The news came to Senior Trujillo in round
about way. The news telegraphed to
sympathizer in Jamaica and he. in turn, for
warded it to Senior TrujilIo. Sehor TruJiiio az
once issued an extra edition Of his paper con-
tanning the details of the expedition. He
speaks bitterly in his extra about the apathy
of the other republican forms OF government
toward struggling Cuba, and refers 10 fres'-
dent Cleveland's policy He says In part;
We have the pleasure to announce to our readers
that the expedt on under the civilian command com ..
the distinguished young man a irrwortai hero Of
Yara has fortunately landed on the eastern o,fS
For some months efforts have been made TO reacn
that result. and the efforts appeared useless on
parties being exposed to denunciation. ana not
wanting to violate the neutrality laws nrv IN I'M, n
Cuba The territory of Canada. where no move
h had sn Up TO- ns @ ac
to work and from its this expedition started
T. has beeD erDpTG reszed IL dpPa n the % midst the s
which the de;egste Of the Cnbaq tey9uuonary n ra,S
zeaious and ndefat!gable in, the accomplishment
W whch lciS it was humanly impossible to AVOID.
There is consequently reason for dLsmay. either
m or pomay red to stop u.s. but we have
opened the way SPAN paSea NJ hersei s a, h .he Zee.
cute us Srain sends agents and ENJOYS TO the
Pacific in order that Chill and Peru should turn
their shoulders upon US Spain congratuates the
presidents OF the smaller Dominican republics.
whence she kicked out thirty years ago, in
order that they should deny the right OF asylum.
Spain decOrates with a servile cross OF monarchy
President Dlaz OF Mexico In order that SYM
pathy should he allowed there with the cause OF
Cespedes which the cause Of Hldago. From
ali parts doors closed upon US according TO her
wish Still go forward.
The landing Of the Cespedes expedition IS proof
that nothing and nobody could stop the works OF
the revolutionary party II they take one boat
from we purchase another. II We fail in one
combination look for one II our valiant
patriots of this expedition suffer hunger In desert
Islands in the hope that the vessel will come 70
carry them TO their country they not discour.
aged. but gather more faith and give birth to q
greater amount OF enthusiasm. Blessed will be
that land which Is costing much.
While consratulating the venerable Sehor Thomas
Estrada Palma. leader OF the Cuban revolutionary
party in New York for his noble effort. congrat-
uate also those who have helped him so much in
the preparation OF this expedition