New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26


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Carly ordered th" release = the M'Caliln tugs.
bu. Tho lighter and the steamship ara sim de
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Among IN" NAluanI's 'aP'NE'' on al" "o'
inrda were four bags Of gold 30 the amount OF
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at anchor on Bsdlocs Island "onl1 soon ih""'
an attempt to carry men ana ammunition go
cuba. Tho Marshal was Instructed To- d.taln
I'll. ship upon obtaining Iusit.Nr PROOF "i "
hhurterng expedition bu; Re va H'' - ''''
upon suspicion. Upon receipt az in' in'tiuy-
lions e. revenue cutter Was llA'td on "-'.H,
and although piofisiois ID pirnty Were PA ~
aboard the Bermuda no at nlp' was made until
last night to ship men or ammunition .,
when the " j. McCaidin cam. alongside
the steamship about II o'clock LAST uig.t the
cutter was not far away. AID wn'n men
ewarmod on the tug's deck 10 board ~" steam
shin that seemed proof enough dnI the cutter
took of an the mon. The tug went away and
soon returned with NOR moa. rnl we detained
Il. At that time the bermuda vas making an
Preparations 10 sail Not long after the Me
Caldln Brothers came alouS without ANY light
burning with General Garcia and "a number OF
mon ,Lnord ara w. Gathered them H. Then
We rIacnd IDENTITIES aboard the Bermuda rho
c,,or,hon Vas csrturrd ON her way To thc
s,oamshIn and II vas evident that EVERYTHING,
was I'm READINGS, 10 be- put aboard the steamship
as sh. steamed t. sea. Captain Hughc- was
aboard ana there were about one hundred boxes
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Marshal McCarty th'h board'd the b"fhu"a
ana placed the captain u"u'T arrest ana IT,
moved the pisfon-rod thus disconnec,'ng the
,,acbinorv II WAS nj FIRST intended 70 place
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the PRISONERS vi Wv INV '''''N "'' ''''' i'','
was abandoned anu aIter Il cohsu't''"h WIN
the United States District Attorney. 1t was de-
cided only TO hold the leaders OF the proposed
expeditIon The Stranahan is now the only tug
held Two deputy ma rshals now in charge
~ the bermuda and the crew nave returned
IN their vessel The vessel Will be detained
NH the Washington authorities decide other
Use The expedition was Q big one and tho
rifles seized weigh about forty tons"
J. d. Hart of J. d. Hart * Co.. Philadelphia
arent of the Bermuda. was among those ar
rested He Is suspected OF being part owner of
IN. administering steamship Laurada. and the
cn.nish authorities are said TO be greatly
nirasnd at his capture and ut that OF Captain
Hughes Hart said Yesterday that the Ber-
-" rad hcen chartered from "A Dr. Ruhn. Of
n,,ir,ore for the fruit trade and all the money
t,'nd Ri was 70 be used in that trade.
=, rras rsnortad Yesterday that Hart. who was
aboarI the alleged flbuster when she was
49, triad IN get the captain to put steam
.rd carry marshals and all along to
II q estimated that the frustrated expedition
,,rasantad an outlay of 500 900 but the Cuba ns
al,.'ar not 10 have lost hone, although every
aPP'ai ,ha Iwrto beodnliarters was tightly
fi"u'" q" ,h euIicct ~ the seizure
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