New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10

Baga has received no achievements In the PROV
ince Of Puerto Principe.
The revolutionary troubles continue t. be cor
fined to the eastern department. and, AS fresh
troops are constantly arriving. 1t is hoped that
when MARTINEZ Campos. the new Govcrnor-tien-
eraI reaches the island. affairs Will take favor
able turn. The twenty-five insurgents who re-
Gently landed near Earacoa have not succeeded
in increasing the size OF their band. AMI are now
hiding in the woods 1t is confidently expected
that they will b. captured In short time
\ rumor has been current that Consul-Gcnerai
Williams had a violent interview recently with
Capian-Cieneral Calleja regarding the iErarc"ra-
ton Of an American citizen. jose Clrhallo. who
was arrested I'm Matanzas spy. That the
rumor has no foundation - shown by Tho fact
that the Captain-Gcncral has not seen Mr. Will
Jams for tEc last TWO months.
Kingston Jamaica. April 9-Passc myers who ar
rived here yesterday from Santiago. Cuba. report
tina; two American citizens are dying IN prison
there. Their names are Gustayc Rchclicu and
August Bolton and they wcT" naturallzeI in New
York city IN 1898. Their passports and other
papers are correct. aal no proteNi. except that
they are suspected is given fpr their imprs'n-
ucnt. Both are s,aiucu and wrr" discharged AZ
their own request from Their snip IN Port al
Prince From thai c.ty they went ia 4 small boat
to Cape Hayden. whore th"y intended - 90 iut
the fGr.lc-shcH. trade. Their ,l'aranc" papers
were given Z, them boy Niu.sf'r SUt The. ~ Port
au Prince. H. distress uf weather They pu' INTO
Mole ST Nirnolas. hui we're not all wei 70 lana
there. tho natives being violently prejudice!
against white people Forced O. pat - s"' az W.
tn" men ran their nIdt hrif me gaze ana N'i'
driven - the CUBAN coast near Guantanamo. ai !
on proceeding t. that town th"y w"t" arrested ana
thrown into prison. Nj. Hyatt IN" A.r'r,hi.
Consul AT Santiago. After som" trouble. suc. rcr
I'm securing their release. and gay" money enough
80 them - ~ q SanuaT". They arrived 40 9"nil
ago on February -. AMI were lHin"'la'"F AZ este
"a again ana put ia pr.s. I'D. "hcfe th'y sun To-.
main. II was som" TIM" before MI lt}a't I'tiH''!
~ their rcarrcst. when b" tried once NOR" 3" s''-
cur. their release. but without avail When The
passengers VINO brought tn' news lcit santiago
tho men were III win yellow fever ana receiving
no ucdi lea! attendance.
Cuban revolutionary leaders who lately arrived
here are actively engaged ~ o!gai.iHng an eNl'-
dipn t. proceed from here - tn en-" - ~" N
nict The authorities hay" learned II their ln."n-
lions. and are watching them very closely. Inc
leaders appear to be confident ~ the u.iuht" sue
cess Il tho revolution au! say that ~" Strength ~
the revolutionary party is greatly underestimate
by outsiders An Am"Ii IAN traveller Wh1 mas JUST
arrived from n tour - the SCUM OF NuDh Sdl
that he saw 10 signs 81 trouble In any oi me
; towns except that martial law Was IN FORCE.
business was going on ms usu.l. ana IN" rr'rlr
did MT appear 70 b" excited. Th"r" We plenty
If rumors u fighting la the interior but trust
worthy Information could not be obtained
The STATE Department, received 4 cable dispatch
on April from Consul, Hyau, saying that IA"
Spanish authorities had granted q civil trial 10
Klch.IlcI and bolton ana that IN" Governor OF
Santiago had personally assured him thit speedy
action would be taken on thor cases.
I,rigadicr GENERAL QdiIl"rmo McnducA Wa better
known under hc nam" % Gulllcrmon II" WAS negro
OF tail stature and hcrcGlcan strength. ana learned
tho trade Of a carpenter. In the ten years var for
ludcpeudoncc h. displayed rar" courage" ana even
his advcrsarics rendered Justice 20 his merits. ~
the end of the wir. and after the Ihnj'n pact,
General Martinez taWpos appointed Gn.I"fm"n IN
spcctor Of agriculture at Santiago de cuba lie ~ds
the chief of the revolutionary troops Of The Guam
tlnamo district who nave beaten the spanish
column led by General Ia Chamhrc.