The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-06-15
Leaders of the Insurgents Issue a
Proclamation to the People.
APPEAL TO oUBANS TO DOWN THE
METROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT.
,panish Soldiers Declared to be Dying
In tho Streets From Disease and
Hunger Filibusterin9 Expedi.
tion Reported to Have Landed Near
Santiago de Cuba-Insurgents Gain
Victory Near the City of Moren.

Specialize the REooRD-UNroN.
| TAMPA (Fla.), June 14-Cuban advices
received here are to the effect that IL 900
Spanish troops will land at Neuvitas, on
the northern coast of Cuba, to-day, being
the second installment of troops dis-
patched to Campos by the home Gov
ernment.
The following proclamation has just
been received from Cuba:
| TO the Cu6an People: Maxine Gomez
is IN command with 1000 men. The
Marquis of Santa Lucia, with the cry Of
CUBA Llbre," has joined him with 1,50O
men. Twenty OF the most noted gentle-
| men OF Puerto Principe accompany the
worthy son of Camguey.
Ihere Is no hope for Spain. Remidoa
mas protected the landing of Roloff and
his $50 men. He brings munitions of
war and 1900 pounds of dynamite. Santo
Spirula has already seven armed bands.
General Maceo, with 5000 machetros, is
destroying and burning everything
which he finds in his way. The liberal
Spanlards have nothing to fear. Their
lives and property will be respected
Whlle assistance Is not rendered to the
| Government.
| If Spain had hundred men for one
General whose mission was to annihilate
Inc Spanish army no one would have
been better suited than Martinez Campos,
who doas not let the poor and tired SOL
| dlers have any rest. They die with hun
ger. for they are without food or clothing.
Under the burning sun in this deadly
climate tne autonomlSt party says an in
| surrectlon In arms is necessary to force
the Government to favor autonomy.
Shame TO these false patriots who live
on miserable bread that despot throws
them. The soldiers from Mahon, Span
lsh province, have gone over to the in
surgents' ranks. The daily expenses of
the Spaniards run up to $500 Mar
| tlnez Campos has lost already 10000 men.
The soldiers in the city of Manzanillo die
IN the streets OF fever and dysentery.
The famine spreads through the provinces
| OF Cuba. In Baracoa and Gua.anamo
there are 5000 insurgents in arms. Lib
eral spanlards. sons of Riego and Pinto,
hurrah for liberty. To arms, and down
| with metropolitan government and ty-
| ranny. Hurrah for Maximo Gomez.
IHE REVOLUTIONARY COMMITTEE OF
| HAVANA.
FILIBUsTERs LANDED.
New YORK, June 14.-The boat George
| w. Childs, commanded by Captain Swan,
sailed from Philadelphia May 18th with
fiibusterina expedition bound for point
near Santiago de Cuba. She put into Key
| West June 9th and sailed for bahia Is
land, where she was to take on 100 men
and 2,000,0 600 charges of ammunition. The
| Childs is said to have been watched by
the Spanish cruiser 1nfanta, but suc-
ceeded in making her escape.
An attempt will be made to land men
and supplies in Cuba, as near as possible
TO Santiago de Cuba. The plan is to take
Marti to Jamaica, whence he is expected
! to proceed to the United States.
| HAVANA, June 14.-Information has
just reached here that the Cuban filibus-
tering expedition on the tug George w.
ChiIds. under command of General Call
los Roloff and General Serafin Sanchez.
| which slipped away from the Florida
coast Thursday, has landed the party with
all arms and munitions of war at a point
| near Aguadores, in the province of San
| tiago de Cuba.
AN INsURGENT VICTORY.
KEY WEST (Fla.), June IA dispatch
received here from Cuba says the engage
ment between the Spanish troops aud the
Cuban rebels near the city of Moron re-
| suited in victory for the insurgents, and
| that they captured the town. The loss on
each side was small. Further advices
state that the Government officials in CUBA
still maintain strict censorship over all
telegratns and letters.