The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-17
SHALL NOT ENLIST
PRESIDENT OF THE CUBAN JUNTA
LAYS DOWN THE Law.

T. Estrada Palma has Heard that seno
Enrique Moreno II Recruiting a Fore
ut st. Louis for the Cuban Cause, an,
Promptly Disavows Him-An Right t,
Buy Guns neutrality-suspicious. in Cub.
Continue-Nicaragua Celebrates her In
dependence-Lord LonsdaIe Tickles Hi
Imperial Hosts Ear-Foreign News.
New York, Sep. 16.-T Estrada Pal.
mas, president Of the provisional gov.
eminent Of Cuba, issues the following
card:
'It is reported IN the newspapers that
Senior Enrique Moreno, who, it is said
represents himself as an agent of the
New York Cuban junta, is at st. Louis
Missouri, enlisting men for service n
Cuba Such report has no foundation
in fact. Senior Moreno is not an agent
Of the New York Cuban junta nor do
know who the gentleman Is. The Gu
ban junta shall not knowingly violate
the laws of the United Stoates and i,
knows that enlisting men for military
service is violation of the law More
over the Cuban revolution is in no need
Of them What il needs is a. rms and
ammunition for thousands of men who
30 far are supplied only with the ma
chete. Arms and ammunition the jun
Ia can buy within the law and Will do
so without concealment.
Respectfully signed)
T. ESTRADA PALMAS."
OFFICIALLY STATED"
Havana, Sep. 1S.@GeneraI Martinez
de Campos has arrived at Cienfuegos
Louis Marx, a tobacconist and a Cit
izen of the United States, has placed in
the hands Of Leo Carbajal, the sum of
81 ,325 to be equally divided among the
five soldiers who shall be shown TO
have erformed the greatest feats of
valor in the present campaign.
According to official dispatches, the
fort on the Alimari plantation near
Camjuini, province of Santa Clara, was
attacked by large force of insurgents
A company OF twenty-five soldiers go
ing to the assistance of the garrison,
were, 1t is reported, surrounded by
500 insurgents. In spite of the odds
against them, the soldiers made strong
resistance and held the enemy at bay
until assistance arrived, when the in
ment fifteen soldiers were killed and
three wounded. Fourteen insurgents
were left on the scene dead, among
them being Cantero, one of their lead
erS. n their retreat the insurgents car
ried away their wounded.
In a skirmish at Las Piedras. which
Is near Santa Cruz, government dis
patches report that two insurgents were
killed and three wounded.
Garcia. CaniZares,a lawyer employed
by the Spanish bank at Pianos Jimenz,
has joined the insurgents at Santo Es-
piritu
is officially announced that the in
surgent leader, Regime Alfonso, has
plundered the store of San Vincente,
near MatanZas. Besides a large am
cunt Of merchandise, he took 5000 in
money.
NICARAGUA CELEBRATES.
Managua, via Galveston, Sep. 16-
The seventy-second anniversary of
independence was celebra-
ted yesterday by numerous parades,
)rationS, fireworks, etc. The minister
effected settlement of s400, 900 of debt
incurred by the former government
n a foreign company.
Maximillian Lowenstefn, and old car
who was well known through
,ut this republic, was buried today.
GERMAN ARMY PRAISED.
Berlin, Sep. 16.-The Tageblatt pub
ishes an interview with Lord Lonsdale
who has been unofficially the guest of
he emperor during the Stettin maneuv-
RS. in which he praises the German
,avalry but declares the performance
# the infantry marvellous and beyond
praise. Altogether, Lord Lonsdale adj
led, the German army justified the YER
;ict that it is the best in the world.
Emperor Williams perception, energy,
oresight and comprehensiveneSs prov
ID him to be a man of genius.
Mr.. Theodore Runyan, United States
to Germany, has made a
second application TO the district attoc-
ley at Wuerzburg, in behalf OF Mr..
xouis Stern of New York, who was re-
,ently sentenced to four months i'm
at Nuremburg for insulting
Baron Thuenjen, royal commissioner
# Bath and associate justice in KiSsin-
zen. Mr.. Runyon has been informed
hat the sentence Of the court must be
sustained.
Cologne. Sep. 16.-At meeting Of the
Frankfort and Amsterdam committees
# the Atlantic and Pacific bondholders
oday, it was decided to act in harmony
With the New York committee and re-
lew the application for the appoint
nent of special receiver IN November
lnless in the meantime the committees
shall be satisfactorily met.
t was also decided to press forward
proceedings in order to
'rocure possession of the line and at
he same time take action with a view
.ah Itch n- no
antic and Pacific with another rail-
way line.
FOREIGN FLASHES
London, Sep. 16.-Lord Beaumont
rho had been shooting on his York
hire estates, was found dead today
With his head shattered. It is supposed
hat his gun was accidentally discharg-
d as he was crossing a stile.
Paris, Sep. 16.-Comte Max de F'oras.
on of the grand marshal of the court
f Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria, has
'ecome betrOthed to Marie. the daugh-
er or the Hon. Meredith Read. formerly
United States minister 10 Greece.
st. Petersburg, Sep. 16.-From good
ource il is learned that the Porte has
ccepted the demand of the powers
With regard to reforms in Armenia
Tangiers. Sep. 16.-There have been
wenty-one new cases of cholera report
d here. The deaths number eleven.
| later report says the cholera is abat-
ng.
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