The Atlanta constitution., 1896-06-08

days engagements shows that the rebels
lost fifteen wounded. The troops had three
killed and six wounded.
The rebels have destroyed with dynamite
a culvert near Bolondron. province OF
Matanzas. The train sent to repair the
damage was attacked by the rebels.
1t is reported that rebel bands attacked
the town of San Antonio de los Banos, but
were repulsed.
Rebels Dynamite Train.
Havana. June "a train which left San
Nicolas with a number of workmen on
board TO repair damages along the line
OF the railroad is reported to have been
blown up with dynamite. The locomotive
and ears composing the train were thrown
into \ culvert and tho trainmaster and u
number OF the workmen were more or
less seriously injured.
Campos Popular Again.
Madrid. June 5-The government has sub
nltted the matter Of a duel between Mar
shal Martinez Campos and General Barrer-
TO to the supreme court of military and
naval appeals. The excitement occasioned
by the threatened duel continues to grow
The affair has restored much of Marshal
CampOs's popularity.
Rebels Reported Whipped.
Havana, June 1.-Two dynamite cartridges
have been exploded under the Canas bridge,
province OF AIatanzas. The damage done
10 the structure was slight.
Galixto Garcia. the rebel leader, who was
last reported TO be near Jiguani. is now at
Victoria de las Tunas
Engagements at Corral Falso and Limo
mar. province OF NIatanzas. have resulted in
rebel defeats The insurgents lost forty
eight killed. The troops lost one killed and
fourteen wounded.
The notilla sent TO the assistance OF the
troops at Baracoa has succeeded in cap
turing the port OF Marayi. which was In
possession OF the rebels.
Gen. Lee Interviews Gen. Weyler.
Havana. June 5-Cousui General FitZ-
hugh Lee visited General Neyler today.
The Interview was cordial. In the course
Of the conversation General Lee touched
upon the case OF Dawley. the correspond
cut OF lFarpcr's Weekly. who was arrest
ei two days ago and Is now confined m
MORO castle. General Weyler. IL is said
promised that n prompt investigation would
he made into the matter. 1t IS believed
that Dawlev will DE soon released on con-
dftiou that he leave the island.
A Box of Candy Led TO Lopez's Arrest.
Key West. Fla. June 2.-Joseph Lopez
was arrested on the steamer Mascotte to-
dag Just rs she was leaving the harbor.
Orders had been issued 10 search Lopez.
who had been an insurgent. and If any
thing Of "A suspicious nature was found
ishel the search and reported everything
all right and he was passed Shortly af-
tcrwards a box OF candy containing two
letters was sent on hoard addressed -
Lopez for parties in this city. Lopez open
I'd one OF the letters and took from IL some
money and threw the letter overheard. This
action excited the suspicion OF the rolico
and he was Immediately arrested ana TAX
en- ashore. LopcZ had only lately been
rardCned as an insurgcnt and was about Il
leave Cuba His arrest is likely to cause
others 20 be arrested. as thc party who
sent the Packages ou board has been under
the surveillance Of the police Tor some
Tfrl.s
The Three Friends Landed Her Cargo.
Jacksonville. Fla-. June 3.-'rhc steamer
Three Friends returned 10 this port today
having landed large nlibustcring cxpedi-
tion in Cuba. She carried nearly one
hundred men and heavy cargo of arms
ana ammunition. The Three Friends land
ed last Friday night west Of Trinidad. on
the southern coast Of santa Clara province.
ON Nav ->th the Three Friends was chased
by Spanish cruiser. Tho Spauiard fired
GA the Three Friends and Captain Bro
ward. ~ the flihusfCr. returned the tire
with a Hotchkiss gun. Tie thinks one shot
struck the SuaD'ard. Captain Rroward
thiaks tire LaUrada has also landed her
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