The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-22

Of men, material. supplies and munitions
OF war-emptying both her arsenals and
her treasury.
He closed his address with a tribute
TO the Monroe doctrine" which he in
troduced thus: There often comes a
time IN the lives of nations. as well as
men, when 1t becomes necessary 10 walk
in new and untrOdden paths to brush
aside the cObWebs of tradition which but
thoughts, and meet the problems of a
growing, progressive age-in short. to
nnd way or make ii.
He quoted the examples Of England and
other foreign nations, which had not hes
itated to extend aid to suffering peoples
~ remote parts of the world, and added
sympathy. then may we listen for the
death knell of freedom. and. fearing to
voice the spirit which auimates our
breasts, brand MS cowards all. We. as
government with high regard for nation
al honor and national dignity. may be re-
served, conserved and diplomatic. bat as
Viding waters W.fh a hopeful generous
sympathy and bio eOdSpecd 90 the cuban
patriot in his sublime hope ana his holy
ambition. His cause rs just; the right
shall prevail, ana, in Gods own time,
cuba viii be free
Havana. Nov 2l.-A special train upon
which Gen. Suarez Valdez was returning
from Santa Cara was wrecked yesterday
by the explosion of two dynamite cart-
ridges which had been placed on the track
by rebels near Jicote. Cen Valdez was not
Ing his guard two weie seriously wound
cd and . bruised. A band OF Insurgents
stationed alongside the track fired two
volleys into the train e the dynamite
cartridges were exploded but dd NOT bit
anyone After the train stopped the in-
surgents were dispersed by The Spanish
guard.
Gen Moreno communicates from San
tiago de Cuba. a report that a guerrilla
attack was made yesterday on the rebels
in the bills at Rodel, killing two.
H la1 5tfr ts.,
rebel camp al Santa Maria.
Commander Rosabi has attacked a band
of insurgents near Bayam0, killing three
and taking one prisoner
Philadelphia. Nov. PA cablegram was
received this morning by the j. -. Hart
Company from Pert Antonio. Jamaica
saying that the Danish steamer Horsa
was not seized at Kingston as reported.
but left Port Antonio last night bound
for Philadelphia, with a cargo of ba-
nanas. She is expected to arrive here on
to-day w. w. Kerr, who rs counsel for
the J. d. Hart Company said "A COPY
of this message has been sent TO the
maritime exchange, from which source
the reported seizure Of the Horsa was
derived. The person who sent the dis
patch says he must have been imposed
upon by the Spaniards at Kingston. The
object of the Spaniards was to induce an
already too willing government to think
that the j. ID. Hart Company's steamers
were being used by the lCubans in their
filibustering expeditions"
Cleveland, o., Nov. 21.-NIusc Hall was
crowded tonight by the citizens of this
city, who wished to show their sympathy
with the cause of the struggling Cuban
patriots. The entire door was taken up by
the different organizations of the city, pa
triotic, secret, religious, military and civic
as well as about half of the balcony.
Among the different societies were the
men from the East Cleveland car shops,
about 200 strong, the Soldiers and Sailors
Union, United States ex-Prisoners Of
War, a number of the ward republican
clubs and many othets The stage was
occupied by Clevc. s-sh's Representative
citizens of every branch of religious faith.
bankers and merchants, lawyers. news
paper men, clergymen, and, in fact, every
line being represented.
The principal speakers We're two Gu
ban refugees. Senor Pierra and Rafaei
Navarro. Speeches were also made by
Mayor Mckfsson Rev George Pepper, y.
Cries, Hon. E. J. Baldwin and Hon liz
roy Maury