The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23
THE REVOLUTION.
Cuban 1usurreotlonlstu Mistrust
THOR Own Londor.
He is CHARGED WITH IRElCHERY.
Important News brought by Passon.
gers From Havana TO Tnn,pa-Snn.
guilty to DO EIllcd TO tho Phillip.
Inc lslands--whcrcH bouts of Arms a
Mystery.

TAMPA. FLA, March o2.-lncoming
passengers from Havana report tina,
sympathIsera with tho Cuban rebellion
who wero arrested during tho disturb.
ancc have been released by the govern.
mcnt from Havana prisons. This 70.
lease, It Is believed, Is to clear the
prisons OF Havana so that no evidence
OF rebellion shall DO observed by visit.
ors. lis stated that the public OF la.
rana have no knowledge OF arrested
rebels or suspects, because they arc all
confined at Mantanzas, forty miles down
the island. The Mantanxas prlgon 70.
Gently has been double garrisoncd and
cannons have been drawn into position
around tho prison,
Gen. SaucuiIly.fwho was the rovoln.
tionists' leader in the Havana district,
and who was arrested and Is being tried
BY civil court, along with Aguitre, who
was arrested with him, is said by the
latest arrived passengers to have col
lecied $4,000 on the Thursday night
preceding his arrest. He then told hia
fellow iusurrectioniats to DO ready Tor
action on Sunday. On Sunday, however.
he was arrested, and at tho instance OF
American Consul William has been &C.
corded n civil trial instead OF trial by
martha. code. Il has transpIred, accord.
ing to tho latest information from llR-
vana, that Gen. Sanguilly was not only
the apostle OF the revolutionist propa.
ganda for the Havana department, but
when the uprising came no was relied
on 10 lead the forces OF instruction on
tho field. Being a battle-scarred veteran
oil the revolution OF 1865, the ipsurrec.
tiouia.s trusted and revered Zen. San.
gully. Confidence in him was abso.
lutte.
The statement now come, from q pas.
sengcr just arrived that the insurTec.
tionists have discovered that Gen. San.
gully Tor about eight years has been re.
ceiying 500 per month from the Span.
ish government 10 keep it advised OF
any plots against tie government by
the Cubans. In support OF this state.
mont is quoted the fact that while in
prison Gen. SanCuilly Is daily visited
by prominent ladies OF Havana. that he
is bauQuetted in prison. that his family
visit him at will aud that his son sleeps
with him nightly.
Bearing upon the above. and yet
freshly independent OF it, there camo
here last evening from Cuba iuiorma.
ton that the Spanish government in.
tended to send General Sangullly TO tho
Philippine islands os,eusibly as IN exile
prisoner. The insurrectionists claim to
have learned. however. that it is the
plan OF the government to send San.
gully to the Philippine islands to lead
the government forces against the upris-
ing now in progress there, and that he
is to be given $4,000 for SO doing. It is
presumed Sanguily will be glad to do
this TO escape the peril that will sur
round him should he be set Tree in
Havana or any place else in Cuba.
What has become OF 900 rifles that
have for two yeara past been stored in
Havana2 That is a question which is
said now to be puZzling the Spanish
government Two years ago the agent
IN Havana OF Spanish arms manuiac-
turing company contracted with the
Cuban government to supply 10000
rifles. Before delivery, however rival
gun firm won over tho government, and
when Agent Larranaga, for the original
contractors. delivered hia goods they
were refused on the pretext oil some de-
feet and the other firms goods were nc-
copied. Tho rejected arms were stored
away and recently the government be.
thought lisoli TO ascertain the condition
and whereabouts o! the stored arms.
1t is stated bv the arrivals here last
night that $500 soldiers from Spain ar.
rived in Havana by man-oi-war
Wednesday OF this week. They are
said to be largely youths from fourteen
yeats OF age upwards.
General Guillermou is reported to be
near Santiago with 1000 men, divided
into five companies. For tho next two
months it ia stated there will DO no
violent progress in the revolution, as
tho Cubans do not intend now 10 as
aunc the aggressive. Early in June,
tho opening OF the rainy senson. tho
Spanish troops not acclimatcd will be
on tho field exposed to the elements and
yellow fever is relied upon to move
strongly against their force and to kill