New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
Cr'RANS DAILY GAlNlNf CoNriDh
THE DEATH OF A SPANISH GENERAL 'EN'r irD
GENERAL. orEsADA EXPECTS TO GO ~
HAVANA WITHIN A YEAR


HAVANA WITHIN YEAR
,,A ,,v tho cuban patriots who are in this city
are gaining confidence in the ultimate success OF
IT, .avsa An open means of communication De-
ING established they AT last receiving trust"o'
fhv news. and the news that Is coming IS Oh '"e
most Inspiring kind. prominent CUBAN saia yer
terday
The war against the Cuban insurgents Is oeihs car
r,ea on IN half-heartel by the spanish 'r"opS'
,-s hoar,s ., tho officers OF the Spanish sodiery
arc not In their work We know that Generai MAI
f,nsz rampos sympathzes with us. ana oh'y '"'''.'
honor and an innexible obedience TO nu'y oause ''
to keep up the fight Campos mas besh aceuseu "
r,wardice because Of the talk concerning ms recall
II l. not cowardce that makes him wish 10 20
hack 10 Spain but the fact tina, the Work wh'ch "e
has before him IL distastefu II he pushes into the
i,-er,or az our dispatches he Intends 70 90. ne
will meet the same fate as General Santochaes.
Tn. death OF General Santoclides which the span
sh Government at first inclined 10 de"s' mas
beon confirmed by L. Hernandez Miyares. proprie
-, ., ,4wsnaper published at Havana, called
"Ia Habans Elegante." General Santochdes MAJ
r,ed 4 cuban A cousin OF Senor Mlyares. and DIS
match from her confirms the report OF MS oea'"'
Like Campos General Sanioc!.des was IN syihpa-
thy with the Cubans He not on.y married u"
ban but his interests were allied Win tnose Vi
cuba Il Is known that when the insurrec.'o"
broke ont Genera. Santocdes asked FOR retire
nent but this vas denied. prominent CUBAN
said Yesterday that General Santoci!des had maae
the declaration that II his fe would be OF any he.p
10 cuba he would wii.lrg.y sacrifice H.
General Manuel Calvar. who arrived IN the CITY
a few days ago from Cuba. was at the tltth AVE-,
uua Hotel yesterday in company Win pelel a, -
V.fae Ou.sada He reticent wnen asket
alouf the outlook for Cuban success. ana SAD tnAs
ne had been away from Cuba FOR quite WINE anu
that important engagements mad Deeh tanits pI"S
J'riny his absence General Ybarra. ex-Minlster OF
War Of Venezuela. also called upon reneIai Que-
sojo lie is A lifelong friend OF General Quesada
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II Is quietly hinted among Cubans that orehrrdi
caivar's mission In New-York Is TO lay before
seHor Estrada Palma and General Quesada an eN-
act statement OF affairs in CUBA ana 10 receive m
structIons about carrying on the war ,Ieheral
onrsaia il busy these days with benjamin Guerra.
,rn treasurer and II the spanish government were
lnforrn.d OF what took place Al these NEE etlnS
there might be sensational stories ABOUT MI,
n,.,in,e sxnedtlons blocked. AS II is the General
iii ,,, erofhing but those within the circle know
th,t large shipments Of arms and ammunition are
helnr made 10 Cuba. and that the success met
9Th in landing these expeditions does not speak
We'll for spanish vigilance >, -.
WI. ,t.,D M csrnar,l Ouesada in NewOreans some
lima 400 so n prominent Cuban patriot declares. ne
s, ,biished clearing port for these shipments
uhich were then only contemplated. out wnicn are
now being fuhltd. ..,.. .... ,-o,ox., ous
sn,ilers I'm the held When asked about that ne said
"What they want down there are arms and am,
muniion-not men. They are getting the arms all
rirht and they will he heard from: | VIII say tha'
| Expect to be in Havana inside OF year perhaps
soonsr with a cuban army In control