The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-17

20 tosa forces With the other C0han SYM
HsTnsze-s wso are n the city. lie has tee
zssass og twenty men wAc have tolned as
company sn3 thiaks he vii have t@A men
eeso-e the end of she week. HassAags
visited the city bah tonight 20 learn x
he was told that the hind coala n0s see
and II BE organized his company aasetly
and ID not make x 100 a4hli1. no enc
would either hear or see yhe movement.
KANSAS CITY De>. tS.--AlreSdy over
- Cuban recruits Aave been enroasec n
TITS c.sy. ard Col u. :. Hartman. Aasd of
TIE local movement. states sAa: there are
jus, as us&ny more IN Kansas Cssy ard
x.csrisy wiling ard ready 80 50 % ne
frrnL The neu average + age between
u and S years. srd are generally arusAr-
red Fae enrolment Is going On "a liar
r;-rAaa's eeses and 70 secrecy Of the ner-
pose af Jee movement IS made. Should
casxTeSS sake actsan. said ts2s. Hartman
''1sat wcslsd permit sEmed men 70 - -
Gaia Tsshout nlates.2 2&son. sAess men Nt-l
Be notified ana sent n body from Kan
Sas CITY"
NEW YORK. Dec. 1s-TaTse thousand
memAsrs OF the organization known as
che American Friends Of Cuba" VIII
march next Monday evening IN a bSdy 10
Cooper unsen and ParEic. pate n a demon
sErat.on IN sywp&I Iay WITH tAe Cuban
one or the few sarvivars ef the Nirg.asus
exnes 'sen. vii head ese Aae.
A petition TO congress 20 pUt an end 70
the revelation In Saba VAS signed ey all
the aldermen cs thas city last n4sas and
COPY forwarded to Washington.
A dispatch TO the Herald frem Rto ia
neiro saws: A meeting 20 express sympa-
thv fer the Cuban revo.utionlsts was held
IN this city. attended by s.ea people. sen.
PatrocinIo spoke. There was great en-
thusiasm and a motion vas adopted ask
Ing the governments % grant recognition
OF the ee5ssgerency OF the Cuoanss otatr
meetings viii be held and resolutions 81
sympathy fer the death % Nsceo VIII he
PROPOSED. TIE police have been ordered
70 see that no demonstrations hostile 10
Spain are made. A meeting a. young men
Will be held here tomorrow 10 aid the
cause of the Cuhans A propaganda VIII
be established 20 advance the Idea OF
freedom for the island and 70 assure active
cooperation with the revolutionists from
Argentina.
The rooms os the Cuban iunta were
crowded al day by men anxious 70 enlist
In the Cuban army, and felcEFan1s were
received by the score. DeieTate Palma $
clerks have heen unable to keep pace with
the inquiries as 10 enlistments, and the
sdjoinea circular was mailed 20 several
hundred applicants;
II beg TO tender you In the name or the
republic OF Cuba my best tanks for
your generous offer Unfortunately. how
ever for our purpose. the laws Of the
United States forbid enlistments here for
foreign armies.
Should circumstances change. and
hope they may, your proposition VIII 10
duly considered.
's'r ESTRADA PALMA"
WHEELING. w. Va, Dec. is--Capt.
Gen. weyier was hanged in eifigy az ESQ
this morning.
BUFFALO. Dec IA call has been Is
sued by the Cuban 5unta In this city for
an indignation meeting 20 be held az the
Lyceum theater next Sunday afternoon.
At this meeting preparatory steps VIII be
taken TO raise troops and money TO send
them 10 Cuba. and also TO petition con-
gress 20 take immediate steps TO further
the Cuban struggle for liberty.
A mass meeting Of Afro-Americans was
held tonight and strong resolutions were
passed favoring the recognition OF Cuban
independence. The principal speaker was
John l.. Waller. ex-consui 20 Madagascar.
LIMA, Peru. Dec. ts-Aii Of the news
papers IN Lima have published articles on
the death of Antonio Maceo IN Cuba. con-
tanning lamentations over his untimely
death and saying that while Spain Is
doubling her efforts 10 conauer Cuba. she
is fast losing the iittle remaining sympa-
thy she has IN Europe