New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
TO FILL UP THE GAPS IN THE RANKS.
MORE TROOPS FROM SPAIN DARK FOR JULIO SAN
GUILLY-ANOTHER TRAIN WRECKED-PREsi-
DENT CLEVELAND WISHES TO INCUR
NO RESPONSIBILITY.

NO RESPONSIBILITY.
London. Nov pa dispatch from Madrid TO the
Central News says that addition to the
10000 troops recently dispatched TO Cuba, 1900
more preparing to go to that island. or the
latter, 1000 recruits. and the rema nder volun-
teers and returned describes. This force is de-
signed to supply gaps caused by fighting and dis
ease.
Havana Nov 2s-The trial Of Julio sanguilly. the
American Citizen who Is charged with active
agitation In the Cuban rebellion. was resumed to-
day. The Government put upon the witness stand
expert in chirography. who examined letters
put In evidence having been written by San
gully. This witness declared the letters to be in
the handwriting Of Sanguilly Among those letters
was documen, naming Jose Ynocencio Arcuy
a delegate TO the Revolutionary Committee in New
York
The situation Is that several Witnesses cor
roborate Sanguilly's declaration that he did not
encourage the Cuban revolt, while letters In the
possession of the Government prove him guilty
Counsel for the defence made protest to-day
against the rregularty OF the trial and demanded
Sanguily's acqulttaL
Advices from the interior say that on November
2e a band OF insurgents placed a quantity OF
Nuevitas and Puerto Principe. at place called
Rambazo. The explosive was put on the track
prised OF a number of cars loaded with cattle with
several passenger cars attached. The train ex-
cars blown to pieces The engineer was killed
and fremen. and several passengers were in
jured, the latter being terribly mutilated and viii
doubtless die. About one hundred head OF cattle
killed.
Madrid Nov 29-Princes Ferdinand and Charles
of Caserta have offered their services TO the Govern
ment officers in the artillery branch OF the army
Havana Nov. 22-Washington advices received
the arrival OF Vice President Masso and his follow
ing. Further Washington advices say that Presi-
dent Cleveland openly says that he will not incur
any responsibility in the Cuban question. His ac-
ton will be limited to transmitting 10 Congress any
petitions submitted 10 him by agents OF the Cuban
rebels. ,
In Madrid It is said that the revouton.s,s feel
discouraged by the energy and power displayed by
Spain ard tina; they also know that the day is
rapidly approaching when the revolution VIII De
crushed
General Martinez Campos has telegraphed TO the
correct the misleading statements sent to Spain by
press correspondents in Cuba He asks tSe Gov;
eminent to re.y his dispatches and his official
and confidential letters
Strangely enough, repeated kilograms from Mad
rid intimate that peace regotiations are proceed
ing In this island. Madrid has received dispatches
Paris telegrams published in Madrid Novem-
Der IS say that peace VIII be secured before jan
uary.
Madrid is filed with contradictory rumors. One
Is that achievements will be sent TO
Cuba Offlcal information and action fatty con-
tradct IT, The Queen Regent has just inspected
bark Cuba. In offic al circles IL Is wei known
that the reinforcenents VIII be duly forwarded
scheduled months ago, when Spain modified
The new cables for the southern coast of this
island have just left England in the cable steamers
Silvertown and Buccaneer belonging to the COM
pany that made the cables the Gut'a Percha
india Rubber and telegraph Works Company. of
S!lvertown-o or Thames. This Is the company that
South American Cable Company between Mexico
and South America by way OF Panama.