New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-14

Th" excitement over the expected arrival OF the
steamer is very high to-day but 1t is now thought
/ that no international complications VIII foi'ow
DEPLORING MACEO'S DEATH.
rIrrsBrRG C. A. r. VETERANS READY TO FIGHT
FOR CUBAN ENTHUSIASTIC MASS
MEETING At DALLAS.
g. Louis Dee I3-I'pon the receipt Of the news
IN this city by the United Associated Presses o.
the circumstances Of Macco's death. wave OF
public Indignation arose that Increases daly. IL
is the absorbing topic OF discussion wherever men
rather and the treachory OF tho Spanish ton
orni Is CONDEMNED in the strongest Language. The
newspapers are giving II editorial attention. IN
which sueh terms as "savagery." murder ana
'aa.assinaton" do double duty. and the NlrSihluS
affair is given new airing. II Is well known
that 81 Louis r. the Western depot Of the cuban
Junta. and inquiries pour In uron every one sup
,cscd to be connected with the Cuban cause as To
the means OF en'ting I'm the Cuban army Within
ten days an army OF 1900 men could be- assembled
here to march upon IN" bons.
chicago. Dec i3-The Circumstances attending the
death of Commander Macso of the Cuban Army nave
aroused feeling OF intense Indignation In this cN
The stories published I'm the morning papers were
discussed at the various clubs and hotels. ana the
orln!ln was almost unlrimous that Congress woui
TAX. summary action during the coming week Al
agi eod that the assassination OF Mnc"o "oud DO
Soaln more harm than good.
Edward r. cragin. chalrm'n OF the CUBAN Hehe'
Committee Of this city said tom shi:
IT this news o. NJ .eo's death IA corroboraiod
the effect will be- to ruin the cause OF Spain.
Nlacco in death will accomplish more than he ia
In lisc This treachcrous. coii-bioodel diaho teal
murder places the Spaniaris below the 'uptnS ana
removes the last vestige OF reason "hy We should
consider Spani~f feelings The conservative Split
viii not hc sirong enough 10 hold Americans back
The vote in Cons -ess. whore ther' were ony six
tecn I'm the negative fair index o. tho i"e.-
ing then but during the year that has passed mat
f,,li~g is growing and more intense
Senator Cullom painted pretty dark picture
but he would have painted darker one could he
have known OF this trcacherous murder
Pt.shurg Dsc i3-When the news OF the reported
ass,ssin,tion OF Maceo the Cuban leader. was bul-
lcu,l a. the Offices OF he United Associated Presses
in tnt. city Yesterday evening th.y were read by
thous tnd~ and Spain was denounced IN II" mos
,isorous language sympathy with the Cuhans and
thor caus, was aroused to an Astonishing degree
4 representative OF The Leader visited q. a. r.
Post No 49, In Allegheny. to some of the repre-
sentative veterans of the cuban situation tn" post
WAS aii1urning When Commander Brown heard
from the reporter the news Of Mac'os ASSASSINATION
m seized nj gavs and called the post to order again
The reporter requested 20 repeat hi- story ~
they heard the reading OF the tnlied Asso'ia,ei
Presses report OF the attack upon Mace while under
the protection OF the flag OF truce every on" OF '
nfty grizzled Veterans present pressed ior"'th
eagerly. The reading finished. there was moment
nee then c,mrdde II. q. Miller SAID ninil am
slowly. n tns be- true. am read! .o so 10 'up'
,o-m6rrow''
Here too. said other. 81, many
..1h. towards" WIS hisS"h 10y many ,, -
\ general and earnest thlk followed. IN "ho" "''
,,n4i iut.us. earnsstn'ss was "Nid'i'''". ..,. o,
III this Is true W. VIII ali go - the an o' "n",
shouted q speaker. The answer IN 'ho'"' ""S'
nrllas T"x.. Dec i3.-A~ large mass meeting -
va held in Texas ON me occasion w ssprnss
which met IN Dallas Al y III. 'o.I' ',1' fy ~ ar.
sympathy for tn" cuban pnirio,s ana ,oo' ,no,t, ,
lion The meeting was called by he local , nnan
committee of safety Of tw".ye Inc a"u,toI,uu, ,,,
"". "L "" uouson a son of sam Houston. the I"xl-
hcraor was chosen prr,ep, o' Ms ns ",,ers We're
read from Luis Pence, of Galveston h'"' o' '''
cuban lunia in Texa- ,h, s.,yea in COMPANY
a. isth iowa Volunteers from i>'i 10 No wlo,"
from Corsicana. Tex. that ne WAS ''"'S ~ '"'''
Miner Of c,niraus m. an old rcs,s hoy,
wno w. m ,h Indian Tcrr,ory wrote that he wished
to enlist as soldir Cor 'nna ir2m p",sS senator
p"..~ o Mills standing by his resolution IN @ @'ne
National Congress and declaring iha, ,,,,d n',d ,he
with spain II necessar, wa@ rrad anu .t,,',u g., % ,,
Widest "nihusiasm. Speeches we're made oS pro-"
'"ni ndorsng the stand taken by senator
Mills were passed 10y unanimons N, VOL ~ 49,
resolution dep,oilng ,nc nfee" 81 ~ Dallas s"s per
manentiy organized. more tnan four hundred mon
putting their names on ue ro"
,in,inunu Dec i3.-There IL hut one sentiment
T., ,h,. community regarding the assassination OF
ro,.r,l Nacco INDIGNATION Is re"i, ANA 'm
,,,,,t.,liv Expressed whenever and wherever me
matter is discussed and th"t" has been som" ''iN
~, , ,r,as- meeting for the purpose of giving p"hh'
,s,r.s.,on regarding the killing 81 Mac'o and th"
,, r,rh,riiics p.rp.iraiod hy the spanish sol
u.r. aud formulating a rctiton asking that th"
,,,i,.d states recognize the bcllig'r"ncy ~ 'uhan
,.,,,,.,ts Maccos nssassiuaiion r. regarded 90
M ,,,,,,ae and a violation OF the rules oi warfare
"n ,md has intensified the fccllns. already strong
l.re for the 'nhanN
s,n Francisco Dec. i'. Tn" report ma '"net"
,,to,l, N,ceo has been as-as-nai'i 10y -" span
"a, ,n,i,l- was received In this ciiN Win PROFOUND
,,,,.,,,,i,n The stan OF the 'uhan commando w''
,,r.lv recruited from California. where On" "p"nini
:, .h ,.n.linn found a large number ~ restless
,i,. .,ger 10 take up arms Tor cuban inicp'ndenc'
4, ,,h.y NJ N,c.o A youth ~ nineteen. 'fi Oakland
an V .dneslay last 90 lnin hH nh''' '""h''h'' 'n'
,ItIough The facts Suppressed II li A'h'lhIN
,,'u foilnw him In clubs AMI on me 'tf,"f to-day
49,. ,.norted assassination wa~ ilstn-~ei Win -
r.,,l,nnl x.rmih and there is remarkable untnin-
lit of opinion that fhs report tn""n ~ N''i""NnN
invcstlgRie ed hy the E'derdl hHih'rlt'F
TIM ADVANCE MAKES HER ESCAPE
Norf,k Va pee IS rhc steam Yacht Advance.
,uspocted by the Government and Spanish suihofi
,,,. NJ nuhusiering Intentions. left FRIDAY nishi
nound aou,hward by tho inside rassase The
boarding officer from the House her" made
over, effort 10 nnd tho Advance last nisht after
,h. was reported a heinp In port, but without
success. rs the lnfhi nab 'i'h'" '''"'' wv ''''"
She had aboard George Reno. a correrponden'
of ',The Ncw.Yoik Herald and another pars'n-
gcr by the name of Merrill whose occupation 70