The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-23
IF THEY SURRENDER
GENERAL WBYLER LAYS DOWN
TERMS TO THE OUBAES.


Two or Three Times-DetaIs of Recent
BattIes-Insursents Reported Plumber
ing Houses and Stores.
Havana. Cuba. Feb. 22.-General Wey-
Ter announces that he viii pardon those
insurgents who VIII surrender at once
10 the government officials. II those
who surrender are found armed a sec
ond or ehird time. he gives warning in
his statement just issued, that they will
be subject TO proceedings which may re-
suit in their being punished Tor CAPT
tai ofense.
The report Is confirmed here of the
death Of the leader Caragena at Sata-
qua. Cartegena. one of the insurgent
commanders, was recently wounded in
2 battle between the Cubans and the
Spanish.
A telegram from Jose Del Las Lajas
says that when the column of troops
commanded by Colonel Tout was leav-
ing that place, firing was heard in the
direction of Zena and Luz, and deJach-
ments were pushed in those directions,
It being believed that the insurgents
were retreating before General Linars
and General Aldecoa- When the troops
reached Zena il was found that Maceo
and other insurgent leaders had been
defeated in an attempt 30 capture Jarico
and General Linares reported that ne
had defeated the insurgents at Morales
and was countermar ching towards Ca
talina.
Colonel Tort saw a great fire in the
direction Of Catalina and, making a
forced march TO that place. he found
that Colonel Hernandez had dislodged
the insurgents there. Hernandez and
Tort met at the passage of the river
Ojo de Aqua, and soon afterwards their
columns exchanged shots for thirty or
forty minutes with the insurgents, six
of whom were killed and many wounded
At Catalina the Insurgents encamped
at the plantation OF Ell Cato for forty
five minutes only before being dispers-
ed by the troops. The insurgent ad-
vance guard advanced shortly upon the
enemy, although the latter kept up
well sustained fire from behind fences
and ruined houses, which frOmed a
s5mi-circle defense. The insurgents
were estimated to number about 5000.
but they We're dislodsed by the artillery
after defending their positions with
tenacity.
Four companies of Spanish infantry
and squadron Of the PizZaro cavalry
regiment charged the enemy. and the
insurgents retreated. leaving ten killed
and a great many wounded on the field
The main body of the insurgents re-
treated towards the Esperanto noun
tains, where Maxine Gomez was wait
ing. At Catalina, the insurgents were
under the leadership of Zayas. Cardenas
and Miro.
In the fighting at FL Cato the Span
iards lost Captain Antonio Sierra and
eight privates wounded.
A telegram from Pedroso announces
that column Of infantry. cavalry and
civil guards has been engaged there
with an inSurgent force commanded by
Gomez. The latter is said TO have lost
thirty killed.
A detachment OF civil guards com
manded by q lieutenant has had a Skin
mish with Francisco Collado's band, |
at the plantation of Tilguaro. near Co
Ion, in MatanZas. The guards captur-
ed Callado and nine privates.
Although the insurgents were defeat
ed at JaricO. il is now known that they
burned 1872 brick and fifty wooden build
ings. in addition 10 forty huts and plum
dered all the houses except those on
Real street. which were fortified The
Of the fort and the firement
10 the insurgents after ex-
hausting their ammunition. Three OF
the garrison elected TO remain with the
insurgents. but the rest refused 10 do
SO and were set at libenty. Among the
houses burned was the city hall and the
fine residence of Pedro Rodriguez. The |
insurgents took all the money they
could find in the town. The troops lost |
four wounded and the insurgents LEFT /
two killed on the field and retired with |
their wounded.
The insurgents have attacked the |
village If Rio Blanco and plundered |
the stores.
A dispatch from Bolondron. Matanzas I
announces that band of 200 insurgents /
passed there yesterday going in the d. |
rection Of the swamps OF the Grands /
CilagO Occidental de Sapata, province 4
Of Havana
on the other hand. a dispatch from |
Sabanilla, in the same province, says /
that several insurgent bands have pass /
FL mat place, going in the direction OF 4
the province Of Havana
Official advices from Madruga, on abe !
borders Of the province Of Havana. say
that a band Of insurgents under Pedro \
ng from the province Of Matanzas. and 4
DlundereI the stores Of the village OF /
Santa Ana.
The Insurgents have also plundsrsi
store between PaIos and Vegas. and
have burned two cUlverts and destroy
q two bridges two miles from GUIANA
sacoa, which is not far from this city !
Near MatanZas, the Insurgents have
j. -royad the railway and al Bana-
sILses cney ha--e cut the telegraph lines.
IN addition. the insurgents have burned I
4 railroad bridge between Rodrigo and
-iriec-O la Sasua and have also deTau-
ID an exploring enigma
In the province II Pluar del RIO ohA
Insurgents have burned the village Of
SAINT Cruz de Los Piaos. including the
church
The Cay0 police have captured a band
T counterfel ters engaged q putting out
spurious notes II The Bank q Span
Near Gu.nes the troops captured sew
.ral important leaders. among them De-
ng General YnEl=sit5 and Colonel NJ
~. The insurgents officers captured
we're ium=d .a-aly court marfslsd-
A band ~ $50 insurgents attacked
h. village ~ H0yo. eleven niles from
havana Colonel Cavestiay hurried
% -he assistance ~ the Spanish forces
md the insurgents re-rez-ed leaving
line dead and WOUNDED on TIE field
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