St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-09

in the rebel ranks, but also those who have
succeeded them, or who have not remained in
their homes, they will be fittingly punished;
and, moreover, If any town or other place
where robberies have been effected is known
10 them they will be required to make identi-
fcation, that proper responsibility may be
fixed.
Eighth-Rebes who may not be responsible
Tor any other crime, who, within the term
OF hfteen days. present themselves to the
nearest military authority in both provinces
and who will assist in the apprehension of
any one guilty of the foregoing offenses will
not be molested, but will be placed at my
disposal. Those who have presented them
selves at any earlier time will be pardoned ;
those who may have committed any other
crimes, or who obstructed any public cargo
proceeding to its destination will be Judged
according to the antecedents, and their case
will be withheld for final determination. He
who presents himself and surrenders arms
and, in greater degree, if there is a col
lectiVe presentation, will have his case de-
termined by me. All who present themselves
after the time mentioned in this warning
will be placed at my disposal.
Ninth-All the authorities, or civil func-
tionaries of whatsoever kind, who do not
hold license for attendance upon the sick,
and who not found at their posts after
the end of eight days in both provinces, will
be named to the governor general as ceasing
to act for the local authorities.
Tenth-The planters. manufacturers, and
other persons who, within the territory of
the provinces warned shall periodically IA
cilitate or even for a single time shall give
money of any kind soever to the insurgents,
save and except in the case of their being
obliged to yield to superior force, a crcum-
stance which will have to be examined in a
most searching manner, will be regarded as
disloyal through helping the rebellion.
Eleventh-For the repair of roads, rail-
ways, telegraphs. ETC., the personal co-opera-
ton Of the inhabitants of the villages will be
required, and in the case of the destruction
of ary kind of property, the occupants OF
convenient habtations will be held respon-
oil dO inform
nearest authority Of such occurrences.
-Valeriano Weyler.
Havana, March 8. 1896.
ROUTED THE INSURGENTS.
An important engagement is officially
reported to have taken place in the
central portion of MatanZas province.
Col. Vicuna reports that he met a
force of insurgents numbering 1000
and led by MaXimo Gomez Antonio
Maceo, Lacret and others at the plan
tation Of Diana and Alabrus, in the
district Of Corral Falso. They were
dislodged from their position by the
troops and made a precipitate flight to-
wards San Miguel de Los Banos.
The insurgent loss is reported to be
seventy-one killed and forty-two
wounded, left on the field, as well as
numerous others carried off. The in
surgents also lost 200 horses The loss
of the troops was three killed and nine
teen wounded.
Gen. Pando also sends in a report
that Maxine Gomez passed by Volad-
res in the Cienfuegos district.
The insurgents attacked, plundered
and destroyed passenger train from
Cardenas. The train was carrying
ammunition. The firing was done by
band supposed to be that Of Delgado.
The train escort was taken. The in
SurgentS sustained a loss of men and
horses.