Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-31
FILIBUSTERS CAUGHT.
Secretary Carlisle Causes the Arrest of 20 Cuban Patriots.
APPRBHBNDBD IN NEW JERSEY
Detectives Watched Them Leave Whining. ton, Del, and Found Them on 8 Tug. Whose Cargo Consisted In Part of Arms and Ammunition.

ton, Del, and Found Them on 8 Tug
 Whose Cargo Consisted In Part of Arms
 and Ammunition.
 WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. 3l.-Twenty men were brought here from Pcnns Grove, N, J., and lodged in jail charged with violating the neutrality laws in hay ing organized hostile expedition to Gu. ba. They are still here in custody of the United States authorities and will bo ar raigned on Monday The names of tho accused are:
 Pedro Belaucour, Edward Sauri, Guardc Laudo, Manuel Loyalo Antonio Ruiz, Edward Meco, Fredrico Montalvo, Jose K. Gomez, Frank Coullo, Justo Caveno, Pablo Estcbon, Gcrado M. Domene, Frank Navodo, Martmo Marien, Vincente Caul- 10, Pablo Mcnocal, Ysmael Cejes, Romone Perasa, Braulin Peno and Casonc Tornnto. They are all from Philadelphia and New York and were arrested under orders is sued by tho treasury department. It has been suspected for several months that n Cuban fllibustering party was at work in this city. It is learned that they have headquarters at 717 Market street here, and that at least ono, if not more, expeditions to Cuba have been dispatched from this city.
 On Monday the United States authori- ties hero were notified by Detective Gay lord of the Pinkertuu agency in Philadel- phia that another expedition was about to take its departure. Detective Gaylord and several of his associates came the next day. United States nrnuty Marshal How sen E. Lannrn and s,.Nrr. assistants, to- gothcr with tho police authorities, havo been keeping close watch ever since. The Authorities Were Posted. ,,f characters lettering about the cigar storo in the ncighborhood of the headquarters of the Junta and discovered that ono of theso had gono to the office of the Charles 1 Warner company and chartered tho tug Taurus to carry freight to Pcnns Grove. 1 They shaduwcd the tug until shc left her wharf in this city at midnight Thursday | night.
 | It was known beforehand by the au- | thorlties that tho alleged tllibuStering par | ty was to wait at Pcnns Grove for q steam CT to come from Philadelphia to take them to Cuha. The name of this steamer is not known, but it was learned that she was not expected to arrive at Penns Grove un- 1 til midnight last night.
 1 Tho pursuing party; therefore, permit l ted the men that were watching to load | their freight and embark their passengers 1 without mOlcstation and saw them sail iE tho direction of Pcnns Grove, whithcr somc of the detectives had been sent tu await developments.
 At o'clock Friday afternoon Marshal 1 Lanncn, with several assistants, Detective | Gaylord and two of his associates and a squad of police under Captain kaine, 1 boarded the tug Media and sailed to l Pcnns Grove. There they found the par ty who had chartered the Taurus loung- ] ing about tho railroad station and put | them under arrest.
 When they ovcrhnuled the freight ill | the hull uf the Taurus, they found that it consisted of - cases of figs, a large quan- tity of ammunition, provisions clothing, etc. All of this was seized, and the party 1 returned to Wilminat'n. None of the 1 prisoners has been por;s.itted to make any statement, and il is not thought that they 1 will bc until they ar arraignrd in the court.
 An expedition very similar to the one which came tn grief Friday put to sea ir the tug Bertha about three weeks ago ! and it is understood that its members | wCro safely landed in Cuba.
 The First Arrest of the Kind. This is the first arrest of tho kind madC in the United states Since tho Cuban in i surrccton began, and it is made upon the 1 order, it is said, of Secretary Carlisle. Tho mon arrested arc all natives of Gu ha. They arc from various parts of the l country, but tho majority arc from New York. and two of them claim to hc Amer 1 iCnn citizens.
 When the Meteor reached tho mouth o | Christiana creek, the Taurus was seen al the pier at PcnnS Grove. About the same time the suspected filibustcrs sighted tn, officers boat, and with glass they could be seen leaving the Taurus and hurryin& to the Pcnns Grove picnic grounds, cacl one carrying bundle or q valisc.
 The officers landed, and then the Cuban: broke andEran. seven were caught in tho grovc and arrested. Thirteen ran toward the station. They were ovCrtakcn, anC the officers, with drawn rCvolvers, mad, prisoners of them all Captain kanc mad, ubcycd and were searched. In thoir puck cts were found various weapons, mostly rrvOlvCrs of the finest mako.
 After the capture tho men were marched tu the Meteor, put aboard and brought t, his city. Tho Taurus. with the 90 case Of arms, etc, WAS also brought here. Gu bans and arms were taken to the United States court thUuSc.
 All the arrested uen are intelligent and on every side sympathy is expressed over their arrest. The people hcrc say it i n shamo that men are prevented iron fighting for tLu liberty of their friond und relatives
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