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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29
JSSURGINTS ROUTED.
Colonel Larar Reports Having Dispersed
(ubnns with Heavy Loss.

HAVANA. Nov 2s.--The military coll
umn. under Colonel Larsr. has returned
to Trinidad. having relieved tho attack
or Guiana de Marania.
Three hundred rebels threatened the
town for eight days. when they were
driven or The Spanish loss was seven
dead and number wounded. The rebels
burned eight buildings. Ate. they were
dispersed the Aldav column had an en-
gagcmeut with a body Of rebels at Reyes,
after surprising its camp, known as La
RcfOrma.
The column then returned, after ex-
changing fire for four hours with the
rebels. The latter We're dispersed with
heavy loss near Guantanamo. Colonel
Baguero captured the camp Of its rebel
At Camarones Colonel Gar,ido captured
a camp
Near Pesos Lieutonant-C Railse
exchanged fire with the rebels. The en-
gagement took place between Pesos ami
Palma Casino.
Colonel Kimio. with a column of ls,o
men. captured the camp Of the rebel chief
An engagement was reported with the
rebels under CHIEF Aguirers IN the vi
entity OF Cidra.
A TRAIN BLOWN UP.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Now ga
cablegram to the Times Union from Key
West. Fla. says:
Advices frob Cuba via the steamship
Olvette state that near Glen Rojas. on
November 18th. insurgents. commanded
by Leonic O. Vidal wrecke1 a train
carrying two hundred Spanish soldiers
and quantity of arms and ammuni-
ton.
The insurgents placed a dynamite bomb
on the track. and it exploded with ter
rble force. The locomotive and the
car next to it were torn 70 kindling
wood. and the other coaches derailod.
The engineer. fireman. and thirteen sol
diers who were in the coach next ID the
engine. were killed by the explosion.
Eighteen soldiers were also killed when
the rear coaches were derailed. as they
went down "a high embankment.
About fifty soldiers were wounded some
OF them MORALLY. The soldiers who
were uninjured were so Mortified that
they surrendered 10 the insurgents with
ont resistance. The arms and ammuni-
ton captured We're valued at many thou
sands OF dollars.
Perco de Galega. the insurgent re-
ported killed near Bahans. is alive. and
In the Fuenjo district. In the engage
mont at Banes with 500 Spanish troops
Del Gados' men were victorious. Thirty
Spaniards were killed and sixty were
wounded.
The insurgents lost twenty killed and
thirty wounded. In the Vuelta Abajo
district hundreds of men are leaving the
tobacco plantations 10 Join the insur-
gents.
The planters complain that the Spanish
authorities are unable 10 protect them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29
WEATHER FORECAST.

WAsHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. 2s.-Fore-
cast FOR Friday.
For Nrginia-Fdir weather: slightly
warmer Friday. with southerly winds.
For North Car1lna-Fair: easterly
winds: warmer in the Interior
The barometer has fallen on the At
lantic coast. and from the lake regions
southwark TO the gulf. 1t has risen
rapidly in the extreme Northwest. and
il is highest north Of Dakota.
IL Is warmer IN all districts east OF the
Mississippi. and from Iowa and Nebraska
southwark 20 the Texas coast.
Il is much colder over the Dakotas and
Eastern Montana.
Fair weather continues in the Southern
Middle. and New England States.
The cloudiness has increased in tho
Northwest. with local rains. Light
SHOWS are reported from Northern Nlin-
neacfa. and the Dako.as.
Fair and warmer weather will prevail In
districts on the Atlantic coast on Fri
day. except in Florida. where local
showers are probable.
Rain and snow are indicated for the
upper lake region, the upper Mississippi
and lower Missouri Valleys. with winds
shifting 10 noltherly. and decidedly cold
er weather. and probably cold wave.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29

He Asks the Powers >ot To Insist on
More Guard ships in the Bo.phOrus.

He Asks the Powers Not to Insist on
More Guard ships in the Bo-pliorus.
cONsTANTINOPLE. Nov. 2S.-DesDito
the assurance given 20 Sir Phillip Currie,
the British Ambassador. by Tewiik Pasha.
the Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs.
mat each power would be permitted 10
send an additional guardship 10 the Bcs-
phorus. the Sultan has not granted the
requisite permits for their entrance
through the Dardanellos. The hesitoncy
of the Sultan in the matter. 10 is under
stood. is due TO his fear that the move
rnent of the powers 10 increase the num-
Der Of their guardships IN the BosphoruS
is merely designed 10 mask an Interior
demonstration OF the naval force.
II is thought. however, that the Sultan
will yield 70 the demands Of the powers
in view Of the unanimous pressure they
are bringing upon him. otherwise II IS
probable that the powers Will send gun
boats into the B0sphorus without wait
ing any longer Tor the Sultan 10 issue
fruans permitting them 10 enter.
NJ Nelidon, the Russian Ambassador TO
Turkey. has had an audience with the
Sultan. during which he warned him that
n serious disturbances should occur al
conrarlinople the foreign fleets would
penetrate the Dardanelles. The Sultan
admitted 10 NJ. Nelldoff that the powers
had a right 20 the admission OF a second
hardship TO the Bosphorus. but renewed
mis- request that they should not insist
upon that right.
He urged that the promised reforms
were progressing, and that the approach
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29
rem Che.nnenkc and Ohio Dcnot.

Inquiry az the headquarters Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway Offices
yesterday. I'm regard 10 the pr1pos % new
passenger depot building, ON lain street..
near Seventeenth, disclosed nothing
more than has been talked Of for 81 me
time.
Me Decatur Axten. ono ~ the c.
presidents OF the company, whose office
is in Richmond. is not 10 tae sitv.
Mr.. c. T.. Wexford. the secretary Of
the company. said that be w:s unable
TO state anything further ,han she jcp.t
would Doc built. provided ilc Counc'l
gave the necessary franclife. The
building will be magnificent structure,
TO cost considerably more than 100000,
besides other Improvements, 10 cost
nnnIlY as much more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29

state Record Broken-An ES-Police-Of-
fcer Drops Dead.

NORFOLK. VA, Nov. Especial
The bicycle races at the North Ports
mouth Driving Park under the auspices
Of the Portsmouth Cycle Club. this after
noon. were largely attended and a pro-
nounced success. The following were
the winners
one mile, novice, c. +. Johns. gold
medal. first prize. William Robbins, BIZ
cycle sweater second.
Half mile. open, T. A. L. Schade gold
medal. first prize. w s Ferguson, b.
cycle lantern, second.
one mile. State championship. Schade.
gold medal. first; " S. Ferguson. gold
ring. second; j. A. Anderson god-headed
cane. third.
one mile open. schade, pair bicycle
tires. first
one mile, handicap, Schade. gold medal.
ilst, iOhn, mantel clock second. Time.
- minutes and 81 seconds.
Consolation race, Garland =. Pced, over
a ". scarborough
Schade raced 10 lower the track record
% > minutes and 20 seconds. making =
minues and l9i. seconds against the wind
Scnade won the handicap race over
Iohn.
Garland J. Peed. in the one mile novice
race. was thrown from his wheel by n
stone on the track cutting his leg and
urusng himself badly.
EX-POlice officer Tucker dropped dead
az . o'clock tonight at his home No.
1876 Chapel street. Heart failure is as
signed as the cause OF death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29

OF an era OF reform was shown by the
appointment OF six inspecting judges, OF
whom three were Christians.
Despite the assurances OF the Sultan TO
the contrary. the arrest Of Armenians in
ccnstantinople has been renewed. though
there Is no sign OF any uprising or re-
sistance 10 the laws on the part OF the
Armenians In constantinoplc. Thousands
OF them, however. are reported to have
been frightened into Moslemism.
The Italian dispatch boat Archimede
has arrived at the entrance OF the Dar-
danelles. She has not yet been allowed
TO pass In. and is awaiting the instruc-
lions Of the Italian Government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29

sTEVENsVILLE. VA. Nov. 2S.-spe-
cial.-Mr. Pulaski Sutton. late OF "Toing."
King William county was round dead IN
his bed on tuesday morning lie was
living alone near Powcan. in this coun-
ty. and complained Of feeling badly Mon
day night. on Tuesday morning his
servant went In his room TO take him.
his breakfast. and he was dead. Dr.
Latane viewed the body. and pronounced
10 death from heart trouble. as there
was no sign Of a struggle. and the arms
We're placed under his head. as he usual
ly slept.
Mr.. Sutton was q polite quie. old
gentleman, about seventy-five years OF
age. had never married and has one
brother living I'm the West He was
buried al Smyrna church on yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29

NORFOLK, VA. Nov. 2S.-Special.-
Colonel G. A. Nash, of the Fourth Regi-
ment. will not accede to the request Of
the Governor and Generals Anderson and
Phillips 10 withdraw his request to be
retired from service. lie feels that after
thrty-six years service he should rest
from his labors.
Thanksgiving Day was generally obsery-
ed here to-day. There was special union
services by the churches and a fiag-rais-
ing by ST. Mary's Male Academy cadets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29

The fourth annual convention OF Sec
ton -Four. Phi Gamma Delto, opened al
Afurphy's Hotel yesterday morning.
Among the members in attendance We're
Nfessrs. Arthur -. Foster Carl Foster
and II. -. Mite Of baltimore, j. ;.
Fpeg. q O.. Gooch. Jr. and Watson
Gooch. Misunderstanding college; G. p.
Never and j. d. Faulkner, Washington
and Lee University i. q. Altizer' koa-
roke College. W. 4. Woodson, NniNersi-
~ of North Carolina. j. G.. Taylor NJ.
l.. RILEY. and large party from the
University Of virginia.
During the afternoon the members at
tended the football game in a body. ana
last night they met Tor another business
session ~ $50 o'clock.
The banquet viii take place az Muir
phys Hotel tonight. and will be attend
I'd hy a. large crowd of alumni from
an over the State. The last business
session will take place to-day.
SIR. cambridge Spottswood OF Peters
burg. has gone to Esston. Pa. where ne
viii represent the Virginia chapter al
the general convention of the fraternity
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29

The woli-Rnown Young Teacher Passes
Away suddenly.

Miss Minnie West. daughter OF Cap
tain w r. West trainmaster OF the
southern railway, died at SIP o'clock
Yesterday morning az the home Of her
father. 30. 100 north Nineteenth street,
inter- an illness OF only twelve hours.
Miss West was one OF the most esteem
Ell and popular teachers in the pablo
schools. having taught for three years at
Leigh school and having been transfer
nd 10 Bellevue al the beginning OF the
rreecnt session. She Was in perfect
health Wednesday and attended school
"a usual. and returned FOR dinner about
4 o'clock and shortly after went out 10
her drcssmaker's
AFTER supper she was preparing 10 go
~ church with her sisters but com
uiained OF feeling tired. and was advised
by her mother - retire. which she did
a. an early hour.
Ie- father returned home shortly ar
Ter and Ga not ask for her unlil her
sisters returned from church. and IN an
swer 70 = question Iss kss ~ was tod
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29

Mr.. Gordon Wright. conductor on the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad. who was severely hurt last
Thulsda night at boswell. is i'm a critical
condition Paralysis of The back is the
result. and the chances are that should
his life be- saved he will Boz q lifelong in
valid. Dr. Wythe Davis is in attendance.
Mr.. Wright is at the home Of his
mother-in-law. Mrs. Bowles. 200 west CLAY
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29

The bazaar Of ST. Johns German Pro-
tcetant church. which IS now being held
al Sanger Han. was visited 10y large
crowd last night. The chief attraction
was the presence of the members OF the
Choral Association, who attended the fair
I'm "a body AT the close of their weekly
meeting. Professor Charles j.. Mutter.
the director Of the organization. had
friendly word for everybody. and largely
assisted IN bringing about " financial
success Of the evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29
Mystic Shrincrs Celebrate.

The mobiles Of Acca Temple. Of the
Mystic Shrine. turned out I'm fun force
last night 10 attend the meeting al the
Temple. which lasted almost TO ! o'clock.
Two candidates applied for admission
and were initiated IN due form.
Later in the evening the mobiles gath
cred around the festive board and did
the fullest justice 10 the tempting dishes
set before them by Steward Krouse.
Among the distinguished visitors were
Mobiles Waycott and Meade Of M0ulah
Temple. 81. Louis. and John r. Parham,
Grand Commander knights Tomplar of
Nirgiuia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29

ATLANTA, GA. Nov. &C. W. Gibbs.
a contractor. jumped in well at his
home Oh Capitol avenue some time last
night. His body was discovered this
morning. lie was a great sufferer from
dyspepsia, and frequently became UNI
balanced mentally. lie leaves a widow
and two children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29

Tho following cases were disposed Of
30 the Police Court yesterday.
Mollie Edwards was fined $3.50 and
costs, for assaulting and biting Kate
Glazcbrook
The case Of Thomas Coker alias Cope
land, charged with shooting Robert Dovd
ON July 18th last. was called and
continued until to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29

Ex-Troasurer Hyiand's Successor To be
Appointed.

AYLETTs. Va. Nov. rs Special
Airs. AL T.. Leigh and daughter, Miss
Georgue. LETT few days ago for Orange
and Madison counties TO spend the win
Ter with relatives and friends
Tuesday was county court day TIL
trial of Nanny Gwathmcy (cOloreD re-
suited i'm verdict oil guilty, ana Tie
Court imposed a. nnc of 50. The court
b. stIlf in session.
ne Judge made no appointment OF
county treasurer lu place OI cX-Ircasgrcr
E s. Byaud. but o. is thought DO viii
De done to-day. s.rd ROlger Gregory, Jr.,
son of Judge Kodser Gregory, viii De
The man.
Mrs IT, j. Boshor. of Manquln. had q
slight attack OF paralysis a few days
ago. and is quite sick.
Mrs. D. ~. Bniups, who has been SICK
for some time with typnoid-Iege. is Zee
ported 10 he 81 little better
ae had a heavy rain Tuesday. with
thunder and lightning something Unusual
FOR this time Of year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29
THE BIG SHOW TONIGHT.
CIR IOIR sHsJs ron TUy mrs
IATTRrfISMENr.
Aud Ala In Restoring the University guiId-
'"Ss-A Synopsi. of ro-Nighrs
Programme.

''.''-Ni ne Ililc1' University Enter
tainment win take place .n ,hc Academy
o. ""sie' and an immense audience wiu
without oonpt De- present quite "a large
number OF the University students re-
in"'"eo over in ofdel io bee present. ana
Nle academy w.ii Tonight contain ou,
.ai HOY i'in sentative audiences pos
S."i' 20 Poe assembled lu Richmond While
.'it sane OF seats has been entirely beyond
''~t misht have been cvnected sfUl
wcrt',,'' soed seats icft ln desirable
'i.N OF lNc house. ana all VINO con-
-."r'"tr attending woril 10 wei TO rrt-
49, lhti seats to-day IN, curtain
VIZ '.7' ui J.. II. promptly and from
,,,1i 'e "Ni-n a smooth and rapid order
fo, "N observed 800 presenting thc various
-t-i 'n. Manaetr u. b. smith. under
WIGS Hanat cmeut has been the entire
organization OF the Dig entertainment
W., personally superintend The stage die
IecNon, and his former successes assures
t.PNNHon tp-Nieni boo fhc display Of his
"n.ity in this l.uc
pr,,, .oM,,6 synopsis or tonight
I.'-i anime. THE features named wiz Joe
announced hy CARDS displayed ON each
.iut oi fne stage. and h0t according 10
consecutive order below.
MR.. HOWARD SANBY. OF CINCIN-
NATL %.
Mt saNoy's humorous writings on the
icinnou Commci cial-Gazctte have won
.tr "a national reputation, ON the plat
Merchant ana Pathos Provioer Mr..
SaNuy will this evening give Twenty
cr.sf,oo ear E'n,l N'i' d" hii"i
LArHAMs ElDOLOsCOPE.
The invention Of Professor Woodvillc
Latham. a. eradGatc OF the University
Of Virginia. and formerly OF Lynchburg.
, a. 4". "ohuct I'll piece Oh mechanism
MIR. ANDRE BuRTlIE.
Air Burtnc VIII contribute "a vocal &C.
Hff f...Nf
'Yoemanfs V.adin.l sono
Ne JtCou prrNuAnpT
Mr.. Ro.abardt ysiu plav the piano ac-
comganimcnts. and his weil-known skin
will greatly enhance fne atfracffvauess
Of ibs y"cei ntmhrrs wondered
H. $ sF%aToH IOIl% IA DANIEL,
S.nator daniel viii Give q brief talk.
and Will Introduce
PROF FRANCIS IT, SMITH
Professor Smith f.. tho senior urofes-
- ~ .i. ',-,, -
ain 81. -. t,, 49,. M 80 ,.,,.''..,,, ~
Lie lSng rc,ioi ~ -er,i1a ,m he faruifv
OF The University. and brief vivid
word-plcture of the late connacratiOn
r-,rt,+t-,cf.,,- ,t. ,-rp,.f,-r, p,.-ro
'-'' i''''i "a - a-'''''''-' i'''-N'"
The university BANJO ciub composed OF
Aessrs. GRIMM. lambert 4nd liioh
ineon. Dodge. Duirctt and W Goldman,
guitars, fotl cello, VIII play inc Maiu
1ias March.
WATKINS AND CAEIOIA
Afeaers Tfaaf,n Xyattf-s fenor, and
rr.-'-.,,, c,.i,...- o.,f-,,,., ,',..i r,o ene-
'S.on eai NC" .'"i ,'.('i ogi-
-. ,rti 80, ~. ,o.sI du.t
+.t.i, 49, 30 H.. -,
'"'''''u I'1's "s '0t-'',
NIX. SAMJL GROW DEN
Mr. Crowder is NOT only known as a
Musician. but as the inventor OF THE
little men who ulav ball " This evening
Sir Crowder viii plav the guitar. ana
has chosen "The Southern Patrol ar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29
~ ErIscorAL cHURCHEs.

How Thanksgisinc-Day Was Observed.
Rev. Mr.. Masonic Address.
A very large congregation attended the
services at ST. James Episcopal church
yesterday morning. which We're held I'm
order TO properly observe Thanksgiving
Day Rev. John *. Mason. the rector
of the church. OBLIGATED. The singing by
tn. ai,4is Was unusually attractive, and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29

After the reoast they were treated to
cigars
The porcas Society of Leigh-Streot Bap-
fist church gave their annual ThankseiV-
ing supper In the lecturc-roOm of the
church last night
The yearly pound-party was held az the
Old Ladies' Home. on north Seventh
street and many good things were added
10 their harder
At Wnkcrson's Hall the Pattern -Alakers
held q social reunion. 4 fine musical pro-
gramne was presented. under the direc-
ton of Mr.. j. Louis Sullivan. and refresh
ments We're hOunufully served.
Service We're held a. the y. ~ c. 4
by the Christian Literature Exchange,
and addresses made hy several ministers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-01

standing seven for conviction and five
for acqui,tal. The jury was dis
charged.
In the other case, In which Trlgg was
charged with attempting 10 bride Nose
Prince In the suit OF Anderson against
the Probst Construction company. the
jury returned verdict of not guilty.
The motion docket will be taken up
today In the Seventeenth district court
The case against DIR. A. D. Ansell.
charged with causing abortion. was
continued on application OF the de-
PENDANTS counsel on account OF the
sickness OF the defendant
The suit OF q. w. Ash w. The North
side Street Railway company is on
trial In the Forty-eighth district court,
arguments Were made in the case yes
terduy.
In the county court the suit OF 5. Il.
llaggart vs.. Nj. q. ELLIS was on trial
yesterday and went to the Jury.
The following is the setting for TO-
day:
Il, Mostow va, w. X Candy.
Texas Printing and Autograph Co.
vs. j. s. Carruthers.
II, f. Dwlggins ct al. vs.. Neil p. An
dersor ct al.
j, H. Ellis w. Houston and Texas
Central Railway company
Mrs $. NJ. Fuller Va Texas and Pa.
ellie Railway company.
John a. Jones vs. Willie r. Jones.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-01

tlon of short time when a number
OF them viii locate here. But we can
tell whether any OF them Will lease this
plant or not. The chances are they
will come here and build packing houses
OF their own.
"The Fort Worth packing house mas
killed more animals during the hrst
four months OF this year than It ever
did before In Il CORE aponding period.
Hogs are coming In much faster now
and we are packing all we can get and
are anxious for more. We are now
packing from 200 to 800 day. but have
made runs OF 700 and 500. The fun
capacity of the plant is 1000 hogs
day. Cattle are running light now an
average OF fifty day being fair
estimate OF our work Prospects for a
heavy increase in the receipts of cattle,
however, are more favorable now than
they have ever been Mt any time. The
recent wet weather will have whole
some effect on the stock and packing
interests Of Texas, and Will, predict.
cause an Increase much greater than
the people are aware Of,
How many are ON our pay rolls2
Well. at present. 100 men are on the
packing house rolls and are working
full time. But we hope for quite a
marked Increase in very short time.
Every Indication points TO II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-01
AUCTION SALE OF CITY LOTS
ht Greenvllle, Tex, June g, 1s9j--rht
Greatest Hustllng City in the state

y ht Greenvllle. Tex. June &, 1Sg5--rhe
Greatest Hustllng City in the state
Every town and community has its
2 hustlers-men who get-ia move on
{ themselves and wherever they 20 make
/ things stir,
Greenville is made up OF this kind OF
material. Her enterprlsing citizens have
reached out and pulled In Il population
of 1000 or 5000 moral. intellectual and
refined people. Eight railroad outlets,
making 1t railroad center. A splen-
did system OF wnterworks, electric
lights and sewerage, many magnificent
Tesldences. substantial public buildings
and manufactures, over two hundred
well stocked brick mercantile ostab-
lishmonts adorn her square aud streets;
more than s2j0.010 will 30 into improve
ments this season.
ufoenvillo Is situated In the heart of
tho famous Black Land Belt OF Texas
the best agricultural country on earth,
md has no competitor as to CONNER
rlal supremacy within nifty miles. IL
kou don't believe she has now got a
Nancy Hanks move on her come 10 the
auction sale OF lots In the beautiful
Wright addition which takes place on
yhe 9TH OF June. You can then see for
yourself.
This elegant plat OF ground ia sit
unted Just a half mile west OF the
courthouse, midway between II and
/ 1urleHOn college, the great Baptist In
Htltute Of North Texas. Residents in
this elevated addition can overlook the
entire city and Will be convenient TO
business In the city and also near the
college.
Lots win be sold on the ground to
The highest bidder. commencing at 10
o'clock a. m. June .. 1895.
Terms' one-third cash, the balance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-01
INSURGENTS DEFEATED.

Havana, May S1.-Colonel Zamaro at
the head of a detachment of 5000 troops,
found insurgents occupying positions
between Fort Sula and Recan de Gala.
A regiment captured the Insurgents
position, the enemy leaving four dead
on the field and carrying away their
wounded
Lieutenant Fernandez, who was oper-
ating In combination with Colonel IA
marc at the head of another but small
er detachment, after opening fire upon
the insurgents, charged one OF their
positions at the pont Of the bayonet
ana compelled the enemy to retire. The
insurgents lost two killed and had sew
eral wounded. on the side of the
troops one soldier was killed and three
were wounded.
The regiment OF Isabella, the Catholic.
came across $50 insurgents between
Bayamo and Manzanillo. After an en-
gagement which lasted an hour the in
hufgents were routed, leaving fifteen
dead and eight wounded on the field
and carrying away with them a number
OF other wounded insurgents. Among
me Killed was the insurgent leader.
Amador Guerra, and 1t is reported that
Two other insurgent chiefs, Rueter and
Naga, We're killed, but the death of the
Two men last named has not yet been
confirmed. During the engagement
nine Spanish soldiers were killed.