The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-14
LIVELY RUN FOR THE LAURADA.
SHE LEAVES JAMAICA WITH TWO
CRUISERS At HER HEELS.


one Of Her Pursuers Spanish and the
Other n British Vessel Bent on
seiug THAT the spanish vessel
Does Not'VioIate the Laws of Neu-
traIity Within the British Limit.
The Laurnda Depending on Out
sailing Her Pursuer.
Kingston, Jamaica. June 13.-The al
legged hnbustering steamer Laurada,
which arrived at Port Antonio some days
ago after. Il is said, having landed a large
quantity Of munitions OF war on the Gu
ban coast, sailed to-day. As soon as she
left port. she was followed by a Spanish
warship. which had been awaiting Her
departure. Abreast of the Spanish ves-
sci was a British gunboat. II Is reported
that the captain of the Laurada intends
to keep within a marine league Of the
Jamaican coast until his vessel. which is
a speedy one, outruns the Spanish war
ship, when he viii stand out to sea. If
the Spaniard fires on the Laurada when
she is in British waters she viii have
the British gunboat to deal with.
Havana, June ia council Of war was
tended by several generals and Captain
General Weyler 1t was agreed I'm view OF
the present condition Of the country,
caused by the rainy season. to
modify the plan Of campaign Active OPP
eratOns VIII be conducted only when
they. are required I'm special cases. Pre-
cautions VIII be taken to protect the
towns against possible attacks.
Rebels have made an unsuccessful at
tempt to destroy with dynamite a cul-
ID "a
close TO Havana. They also exploded a
dynamite cartridge under the railway
bro&e near Duran province Of Havana
tonslderanle damage was done TO the
bridge and railway traffic was stopped
Jose Antonio 1Znaga, an American, who
Is related TO Well-known families ia Lon
don and New York. and who has been
acting as assistant correspondent Of the
New York Herald has been ordered to
leave cuba. II is charged that he sent
false news TO the Herald.
William Ryan, collector of revenue at
Richmond, Va, has arrived In this city
on leave Of absence.
The Spanish Gen. Neldz has been pro-
NOTED TO Lieutenant general.
AdVlces from Puerto Principe state that
me lnsurgent general, Gomez, becoming
incensed at the conduct of some subordi-
nate insurgent leaders for levying and
collecting taxes and exporting cattle and
pocketing the proceeds, has ordered them
court martialed. Two Of the culprlts were
summarily sentenced to death and shot
Several others We're degraded
a
has been heard In the city Of Puerto Prin-
cipe for the past two days and has caused
eonslderable alarm among the residents
This firing was IN the direction of Nata-
CASA. 1t is believed that a fierce engage
ment has been fought between the insur-
gents and a Spanish force of 1000 troops
under Gen. Castellanar No definite In
formation in regard to the fight has yet
been received.
Key West. Fla. June 1S-To-day upon
he rafrr 80
three Of her passengers were arrested Just
as they landed on the dock They were L.
Duarte and G. Duarte, brothers, and one
Garlic. They We're searched and damaging
papers were found on their persons They
are said TO be anarchists
Madrid. June 1S.-The Spanish press and
public is closely and anxiously following
the drift of politics toward the nomina-
ton and election of a new president Of
the United states. The general belief is
that Mckinleys nomination will seriously
affect the relations between Spain and
the United states, owing to his alleged
sympathles with the Cuban insurgents
Washington, June 13.-7J. C. Delgado and
his son, DR.. Jose Manuel Delgado, Amer
lean citizens of Cuban birth, brutaIly as
sauited by Spanish troops had an inter
view this morning with Secretary Olney
They were accompanied by DR.. Jose L.
RODRIGUEZ OF this city, whom they have
retained as counsel, and GonZalO de Cues
ada, secretary Of the Cuban legation in
the United States. DIR. Rodriguez was one
of the attorneys in the MaXima Mora case
The Delagos told their story to Secretary
Olney and called attention to their scars
They brought with them and showed to
Secretary Olney a broken machete with
which a terrlbel cut had been inflicted on
the face Of the younger man, and a bullet
that had been taken from his body The
examination lasted twenty minutes.
DR.. Rodriguez said after the interview
that he had told his clients not to discuss
their case, and they had promised to OBJ
serve the caution. Most of the stories that
have been published about the assault on
the Delgadoes, he said were far form the
facts. The attack on the Delgado planta-
tiOn near Dolores had been made in March,
1885 instead Of in last March, as was un-
derstood by the public, and the claim for
government had been filed at the state
department in July last. The Delgados,
DR.. DOdriguez said, viii remain in Wash
ington while the investigation is pending.
Philadelphia, Pa. June 13.-John d.
Hart, head of the Hart Steamship Line,
and Capt. Edward G. Reilley of the steam
er Bermuda, were arrested shortly before
noon to-day on warrants charging them
with engaging in the recent dlibustering
expedition on the Bermuda. A warrant
has also been issued IN the same connec-
tion for the arrest Of Col. Emilio Nunez
Well-knOWn CUBAN leader, who resides
in Philadelphia, and it was given to a
United States deputy marshal to serve
AIessrs Hart and Kelley were arraigned
before the United States commissioner
this afternoon.
The warrants for the arrest Of the men
were sworn out at Jacksonville, Fla, by
one Enrique de Mariatequi." before
United states Commissioner Eagan. Of
the southern district Of Florida. 1t is al
legged that the accused "did on April q
q Jacksonville provide and prepare
means for a military expedition against
the kingdom Of Spain" When Messrs
Hart and Reilley appeared before United
States Commissioner Craig this afternoon
they were held in 81 600 bail each for fur
ther hearing here on June is. Should the
accused be held for court they viii be
tried at Jacksonville where the offense
is alleged to have been committed
Capt Reilly was released on bail this af-
tern0on but Mr.. Hart refused 10 accept
bali. although a bondsman was ready 10
go his surety, and he was. taken to the
county prison.
When the Jacksonville deposition was
received here to-day United States Com
missioner Craig formally issued other
warrants for the arrest of the men in his
jurisdiction and which Mr. Hart claimed
was Illegal He talked Of bringing suit
for damages for false arrest, and ex-
f,raecad ha OuiufOu that he Worlfd baYya ~