The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-10

OF their regard for American institutions.
The Spanish warships now IN Cuban
waters are: Cruisers Maria Christina, In
fanta Isabella, Conde Nenadlto. Cristobal,
Colon, Jorge, Juan Sanchez. Barcairtegui,
keine Mercedes. Torpedo hoats-Alcedo,
Cuba, Espanol, Fradera ContTamestre,
and Sudio j. +. Clark.
Key West. Fla. May s-The latest Gu
ban adVlces received In this city state that
La lsucha and La Discussion, leading
Spanish papers at Havana, have been fn-
ed $500 each for publishing extras contain
ing the news OF the battle fought at
Jaragueca, where the Spanish loss was
great.
a majority Of the Inhabitants Of Puerto
Principe are favorable TO the revolution
Gen Masso Is destroying the property
Of the Bihara Holguin RAILROAD Company,
they refusing him 100000 which he de-
manded
An expedition from Jamaica landed at
Amssamora commanded by Mariana del
la Tore, with 2OO men and plenty OF arms
and ammunition.
Marcos Garcia, mayor OF Santo Splritu,
has been warned by Gomez if not Ia favor
OF the revolution not TO oppose II, threat
cning him with death. Marcos Garcia
than left cuba for the United States, his
departure creating great deal Of COM
meut on both sides.
The mayor Of Palacio, Nuelto Abata, left
town with 100 men. His whereabouts arc
bands in Pinar del Rio Jovellanos. GUM
ez and Matanzas have taken the field
and are waiting orders.
Gen. CalVo. a prominent leader In the
last revolution, has left for Venezuela. IL
is supposed he has gone TO organize an
fhe arrival Of Sanchez and Rolin II
anxiously looked for. They are expected
daily.
taxed to suppress the revolution.
Leading members of the home rule par
ty Gown Lopez and Truillo X. Cabrerp,
opposed the manifesto issued by the party
against the revolution. The belief Is gen
eral that all are In sympathy with the
insurgents. The party held a convention
yesterday and discussed the situation OF
Puerto Principe, which town is greatly
excited.
Tampa, Fla. May 81. Y Porter has re-
turned from Mullett Key, where he went
to inspect the Spanish cruiser infanta
Isabella. He found the cruisers crew OF
100 men In perfect health and good spir-
its. The cruiser was fumigated and re-
leased, she having lain IN quarantine the
FIVE days required by law. Col. Duanes,
her commander, paid promptly the fumi-
cation fees. and after thanking DR. Porter
and DR. Echemedia for the gentlemanly
conduct he had received at their hands
since at quarantine. he raised steam yes
tcrday morning and came up to Port
Tampa, whore she now lies. II is likely
she will remain In and near Tampa Bay
waters until the return Of the United
States cutter MCLane from Mobile. where
she was sent some days since for repairs.
Spanish consul SOl0s of Key West ar
rived by steamer tonight, and is stopping
at the Almeria. He was seen by the re-
porter at the Spanish vice consul's office
tonight. He states that news of the ar
rest OF the Isabella reached Washington
and at Washington the import OF the word
arrest was not properly understood. II
was Interpreted there as meaning that
something had befallen her by an enemy,
and the consul general ordered him here
to Investigate.
Washington. May 9.-The Spanish gov
ernment has not made any protest to this
government on account OF the detention
of the crusier Infanta Isabella at tho
Tampa quarantine and will not do so. In.
timation has been received by the de-
partment that Spain has confidence IN
the proper settlement OF the matter by
the United States.
The state department tonight received
a telegram from Mr.. Springer, the acting
United states consul general at Havana.
stating that Manuel Fuentes, the New
York newspaper correspondent arrested
for alleged completely in the Cuban insur-
rection, has been released Several days
ago Acting Secretary Uhl directed Mr..
Springer to protest against Fuentes trial
by n military court Mr. Springer was
admonished to act promptly, as the de-
partment had reason to believe that the
life of Fuentes was In danger.