The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-02

sacre of the wounded insurgents near
Guantanamo, sent word to Campos that
in future he would adopt the same prac-
tice with any Spanish troops falling into
t.s hands.
Campos has established his headquarters
at Santa Clara.
VIII stop Recruiting.
Kansas city. August H.-Private tele-
grams from Washington express some anx-
iety felt by President Cleveland's cabinet
over the attempt to organize and equip
Cuban hlibusters i'm Kansas city. United
States Marshal Shelby has taken a firm
stand and his action has caused the leaders
to close their recruiting office. The mar
shall says he will stop the movement even
il he has to arrest his own son. who is the
accredited organizer here. The Spanish
minister at Washington has sent emissn-
ries here TO Investigate the organization
OF an armed force 10 assist the Cuban in
surgouts and possibly the matter will give
rise to international correspondence.
A seizure Near Nassau.
Nassau. n. T.. August 30.--SXty-seven
cases Of rifles and ammunition that it is
believed were intended to be conveyed to
cuba for the insurgents have been found
on Grassy cay, sixty miles southwest of
this island. and brought to Nassau. 1t is
thought that there may be other cases on
the bay. and vessel has been dispatched
there to make a search.
Rebels RcpuISed.
Havana, August 30.-A dispatch from
Puerto Principe says that Colonel Ybanezs
column which started August 18th for
Guiamaro conveying provisions. met at
Clueoo. a band of about 500 rebels. under
.AdaE Castillo and Rodriguez. The rebels
occupied very favorable positions. but after
a sharp fight they were dislodged and
routed. The rebel loss was twelve killed.
tWcntv-thrce wounded and two prisoners.
Lieutenant CabaEellas. who, with fifty
cavalry. was guarding the Puerto Principe
railroad, was attacked 10y 50 rebels on
August 23d near Alta Gracia. The rebels
We're repulsed and their loss Is believed
To be- heavy. The government loss was two
Killed
Rcinforccmcnts for the Spnniards.
Madrid. August 3o.-Soveral battalions of
troops left Cadiz and Valencia yesterday TO
reinforce the Spanish army in Cuba. The
hnai contingent of troops VIII leave for
Cuba today. The report which has been In
circulation that the minister of marine has
called out tn. reserves is denied in official
circles. Genetal Salccdo. who rec utly re-
turned from cuba, repeated in an interview
today the staten mt he made upon his ar
rival here that il was absolutely necessary
that a large body of troops should be sent
10 reinforce the army in cuba.
Insurgents May Win.
Washington. August 30-Prominent Gu
bans IN this city regard as probable the
story published that General Martinez cam
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