Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-04-20

G. BAN REVOLT SAID 70 BE Cru SHED
Iaceo Captured and Insurgents Routed
III Il Recent Battle.
Havana, April ia battle was fought
| at Palmerlto between the Spanish troops
/ and the revolutionists. resulting in the
| utter defeat Of the rebels, the death Of
| Brigadier General Flor Crombert and the
capture Of the leader Maceo. This Is
regarded as a deathblow to the rebellion.
! Maceo was the leader of the rebel forces
| with Gomez during the last revolution,
| and though but youth he achieved con-
siderable distinction. At the outbreak OF
! this revolution Maceo landed at Baracoa
! March 81. With him We're the following
| officers Of the rebel army: Brigadier
| General Crombert, General Jose E. Maceo
| Colonel Augustine Celereco, Colonel Juan
| Jastir, Joaquin Sanchez, Joerge Estrada,
| AQolfo Pena. Domingo Guzman, Jose
! 2alacin, Jesus Maria Santa Ana, Alberto
Alboy Lis Garrienel, Manuel Ganda,
! Juan Lemonra, IsadOra Nortega.
| AIaceo's fate is known in advance. Far
! better for him if he had been killed, as
I was Cronbert, than to be caught In Ha-
! Vana and put in the old Moro castles
| gloomy prison. He viii be kept there
some time and then possibly viii be given
| a mock trial. He will certainly be gar
roted.
! I'VE have no need Of Campos or his
troops now" said Spanish officer when
he heard Of Maceo's capture and Crorn-
\ bets death.
| Consul General Williams is preparing
for an early departure and Vice Consul
! Springer assumes the duties Of the Office
AT once.
Calleja, captain general Of Cuba, who is
in supreme authority until the arrival OF
Campos, who by royal proclamation Is
commander whenever he lands, confirmed
the capture Of Maceo and added that all
the filibustering Is nearly al an end. Cal
leja is gratitied that the revolution was
put down without the aid of Carnpos'
| troops
when Americans see how easily we
can crush rebellion here in the island
without the aid Of home troops or with
only a few of them you will realize that
the amount Of anarchisttc sentiment here
has been exaggerated greatly" said Cal
leja. Tell your people" he added, Cuba
is loyal to Spain, and Spain has never op-
pressed the island as reported"
Resumng the discussion OF the battle
at Palmerito, Calleia, said he had official
" A'i'is7 80 ~"f,SN' -
60 tllI Ai'i'I9 ~ - .Ss'ulel <'el
the Spanish loss was little. while the reb-
els met with Overwhelming defeat.
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