New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
ETLIBT,STERS NAY ESCAPE.
Evidence AGAINST GARCIA's MEN NOT
CONCLUSIVE. 1T IS SAID.
c,.rAv BANKER ARRESTED FOR COMPLETELY IN
THE BERMUDA INcIDENT-TfE DYNAMITE
LADEN TUGBoAT sTRANAHAN
SOURCE OF TNEAsINESS TO
CITY OFFICIALS.

CITY OFFICIALS
,,.ho,,cb the Cuban nlibustering expedition was
,,I ~ and five OF the leaders placed under Dan
bonds there appear to be good grounds upon VIM,
-, t.se tho opinion that the will be released anu
TN, the seized arms ard ammunition may yer iorii'
mart OF another Nlibustering expedition
rho United states authorities are said ID peIeNe
,ha, there Is lttlc direct evidence upon when 10
$500. , conviction for the violation OF the section
under which the raid made There - no douot
that the expedition nttcd out 10 ana ths Nup''
h,, no arms or ammunition were found on the beF-
n,lla Those who arc posted on the legal points OF
,h. .,.o Saw that Marshal McCarty should nave
g,i,oi untn the men and munitions had been trans
,..r,l ~ the steamship DcputyMarshal Kennedy
doc. rot auacar To be hopeful OF a conviction or
r,, rl,i.h ego the proofs they have That hlous'er
i,g o,oeiliion vas Intended The next move OF tho
r.,ol;onlst. sympathzcrs VIII probably be 10 nave
the owners ~ tho forty tons more OF munitions.
which arc s.ill on board the lighter Siranahan. APP
near az tho Federal Builing and claim them. II Is
,houchf that they would Boz surrendered II the per-
son appearing could prove ownership and SHOW tha'
they werc not intended Tor Cuba. The Spanish au-
th1r!is refuse talk OF the affair. but they VIII DO
ali I'm their power TO have General Garcia. captain
Hughr-. Captain Dgabaz3n. Benjamin Guerra ana
J. -. Hart convicted.
AN UNDESIRABLE NEIGHBOR
Tho stranahan Is liable TO cause trouble between
The Federal and municipal authorities. as she has
several hundred pounds OF dynamite aboard and is.
therefore, considered bad neghbor. Captain
,;oody ~ tho United States Revenue cutter Man
haitian complained 20 the United States Marshars
Office against the lighter being allowed TO remain
I'm the Government slip at the Barge Office. He
said that the vessel menace TO life and prop
crty and requested her removal to safe anchorage
\ number OF men made cautious survey OF the
boa, 10 see II they could locate the dynamite ana
rinrerly opened some OF the boxes. but nothing OF
Inst piKlt Z
too suddenly IL IS not unlikely that everybody In
Ncw-Nolk will know OF 1t AT the same time
George T.. Murray. inspector OF combustibes Tor
the Fire Department.. called on Marshal McCarty
down the bay. lie was asked To put the matter IN
writing. presumably TO gan time Inc cnlci OF .nc
Fire Department has Issued ORDERS tha' '"e Hs"'ei
The cutter Chandler yesterday afternoon took out
enuad If rnarshals TO relieve those who have been
ON The Bermuda and brought back part OF her ma
chinery. 20 that she could not slip out 10 sea with
There Is every indication that the United States
authorities sim on the lookout Tor seVera oth'r
leaders OF the Cuban iilibustCrs
Hnrnardo J. Bueno a wealthy Cuban banker and
planter called at The FEDERAL building an
Iy United States marshals lie was charged MIN l
haG tv commissioner Shields, and a. his ban was
not forthcoming ne was taken 20 Ludlow street Ja
A. Z. Gonzales. his attorney sal" '"d' o"'' "0"N
be furnished this morning.
ct.nAN PATRIOTS STILL CONFIDENT
+, O. pl.rra who gives out news for the Cuban
run,o Yesterday cited number of cases similar
., that of the. bermuda in which the United states
r,l no case He declared that the Cupans might
fare. the Governments hand by having small yes
sell rv!ng the Cuban flag. come into this port ana
,hcn e. would be seen whether or NOT the Insurgents
would be considered pirates. lie SAID mat II 'hc
limited states would grant the Cubans belliSereh'
,...ts all ,he South American Republics would foi-
.ow her lead. =, . ,ha carco
an tn. Stranahan for the money that Is o"tnB
m, ~ for the work Of Monday night An ihteies.ins
rrnor was In circulation In shipping circles yesI'I
d,v to nc effect that the story or the niDuSt'' iS
expcdi ion got out through the treachery OF Il tus
boat owner who had grievance against thr W
hars The repor; that j. ID. Hart almost con-
snmrafod 4 contract with the tug-owner FOR the
.rlnsfer OF the arms and men, but the latter re-
fused 10 handle the munitions. The trace theh zen
through and Hart went to the McCaldns Il ilFa
tovlnc company. The other tugboat owner then
I'm . shirt OF revenge. and for other reasons IL ~
~,J vent 10 the Spanish Consul and gave away
the plans a morning newspaper ~ sdlu 10 h"'c
received the news from the same source. .
c,s, = b,g issue OF bonds. but at their headquar
Tors II was said Yesterday that the matter had
taken no definite shape yet. II Is not unlikely ina,
The American people will be appealed TO Tor a SUD-
scrlption of funds 10 help the Insurgents Inc Cu-
hans profess to believe that the nlppng OF the eX,
ned,Ion Is not so serious az 1t looks. as IL VIII
and much good for Cuba VIII come out Oh the Az