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schooner Cabelo Marino, where they put
what is called a Spanish windlass around
his wrists. a bar of iron was placed between
them and turned till the hands were Al
most severed frcm the arms. Spaniard
stood by with paper ana pencil ready to
take. any statement he might make, but La
horde was made Of different stun, and took
his pt,niehrteut Ike a man. \ month later
his wrists are sore and ~ hands be-
numbed."
Laurada Goes Back to Sea.
Charleston. 5 G. May 25.-The flibuster-
ing steamer. Laurada, which mas been ~
ing at the quarantine station for Two days,
went to sea again this afternoon at
o'clock. Last evening United States Gus
toms Inspector O'Donneil went on board
OF her and from then on till the time OF
her departure the federal authorities had a
representative on the vessel This was iC
is said, merely for the purpose OF seeing
that no coutrahand goods were taken
aboard While The Laurada was getting q
new supply Of water and provisions There
have been many rumOrs regarding the yes
sci her cargo and the condition oi htr
crew since she arrived here, but there IS u"
Iv.u foundation foE them Competent au-
thority states that the boat merely came
here for provisions. and that she mas 10"
continued on her way to New Aofh-
Execution of ortega.
KEY West Fla, May 25.-Private advices
received in this city Saturday night hg the
steamer Mascotte. report the execution OF
Manuel MARTINEZ Ortega at the Canah%
prison. on the morning of the l3th, chaI7-
ed with rehellng against the Spanish gov
ernment.
Orteea was youth of eighteen years Tie
was taken ont Of his cell on the evening
of the Ifth, aad the death sentence read ~
him. lie was then placed IN Il room catieL
the chapel where he remained untA
o'clock on the morning Of the l"th, WheIL
lie was led out 10 his death. He was place.
IN q kneelins position, with his back 10 ms
executioners. The first volley fa'led 10 kilt
and the second was necessary Hf met
death smiling.
On the 18th instant Francisco Eooa Ian
dIo syenty-foUr years of age and owner
of a farm iu the Guara district ana MS
three colored servants were nut NJ tlt
bauas prison. Eocauo Laudro ls t-la' ~''-
with failing TO obey Wcylers orders fer all
loyal subjects to reside in fortified 'oV .'7-
Eoca I-andro is quite deaf, .ntf iy eEll'-
pied and almost blind. one OF ms SGT t'th'7
was accused cT knowing of the whereabouts
of the insurgents and u compel Ein 10 J-lA
they placed rope around his head above
his temples and twisted it Unth the sea4P
was cut all around The head
Eleven Rebels Killed
Havana. Nav 25-Colonel Tort reports
having had am engagement with The
rebels near 1Tadruga. in the Havana
province in which tho enemy had eleven
killed. The troops had two men wounded
The rebels attacked the town of Console
ciou del Sur yesterday an1 were r'pui73o
by tie garrison. The rebels on fheir re-
treat burned Il number OF huts on the OUT
skirts of the town. The loss of the rebels
was heavy. The garrison had Jour hea
killed and twenty wounded
Gomez To Move West
Havana. Nav aa-Several eHea gtn16rts
b;lv. been reported today between govern
meut troops and the rebels, but they we're
unimportaEt.
The official reports have made no men-
tion of AIaceo since the last lisrt al Coi'-o-
lacion. when ID was claimed that ne was
defeated. II is reported that Come. Wao
was lately eucampvd on the Fa4o Erolo
ranch. near Sancu Spir.tus. was otaeIta
"a sto7 his westward march until the ar
,.fy.4I Of ra.-enforee ncnts from the east II
Is said that ne has already made a junction
,.-.l, am important leader. and wlll soon
resume. his march westward. lhe funloIS
tS.,- ,,tnlatn General Neyler has resigned
are only gossip
A Spanish General Relieved
r-.,- west Fla. May 31.-IassengerS i'y
H. 1r,seotte tonight report that General
,s,1oe in command Of the military iias
,.,,o-ed n have NIaceo hemmed III. has
- rs1ie,ed of his command and leaves
t4.,.,,a TODAY for Spain. Large quantities
80 ,,,r,,1uitfcn have been discovered IN q
eg f. in Havana near boat iailui'i7 "i'i'o-
site the postoiiice
1tavana May S0.-Ceneral Weyier has IS
-.,.a "a circular giving instructions 10 the
csrouisb officers 10 supply rations 10 the
rlr,.Iies which have taken refuge IN the
,,,,-ns only during The next two MONTHS
aud ordering The officials 10 take possession
- ,U cattle found in tine fields Of the rural
districts.
Article seven OF the circular SAYS that
in giving out the rations 10 refugee fa11-
nies. the wives and children of men in
the ranks of the rebel forces shall oa
excluded and that they shall be compelled
10 go where these men are and be taken
care of 10y them.
IN regard to his tobacco edict Captain
General WevIer has received Instructions
from the home government TO respect only
those tobacco contracts which were mada
before notaries and have been properly
registered. Nothing has as yet been des
cided in regard to the extradition OF Man.
uel Gonzales Mendoza. charged with
Passing a forged draft of $4,000 on the
New York banking house of August Bel
mont & Co., but the general belief is that
his extradition Miu. not besgrauted&