The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-15

insurgents Dynamite Train-No Demon- stration to Weyler-Tobacco Prohibition to be Studied-Minister Woodford's Res quest May be Granted-Filibustering Ex- petition Lands.
 Havana, Nov. 14.-The Gazette will publish tomorrow an edict from the governor-general with respect to the supply of food to reconcentrados and the treatment of those discharged as
 cured from hospitals. This will state that it is impossible to annul at once
 the edict of concentration as most of
 those affected by it are homeless and destitute of all means of livelihood, so that their condition would be made worse by an immediate annulment. As is therefore necessary the edict will de- clare to proceed with great care.' Those having property shall be at lib erty to return to the country districts after obtaining permits from the local authorities. Property owners shall be at liberty to provide themselves with the means of defence and to use the
 revolver and machete to protect them SClNSoy ploNlucI bilCy lebNC plCNiOtolS obtained a license.
 Such concentrates as are absolutely destitute shall remain in the towns un-
 der protection of local bureaus of char ity, assisted by state rund. A junta of assistance will be formed at once with branches in the principal towns
 under the prominent people and full protection will be extended to insur- gents who surrender
 Consul General Lee and MT. Walter | Barker, United States consul at Sagua l steamer Seguranca. They were well comed by the consular officials and a large company of friends.
 The insurgents dynamited train on | the line of Sancti Spiritus. Several cars were demolished but fortunately i only two passengers were injured. The insurgents attempted to enter the town of San Juan Yeras, province of Santa l Clara They succeeded in reaching the | outskirts, but according to the official accounts the garrison repelled them, kill ing eight, whose bodies were left in the l streets. Several of the inhabitants were | wounded.
 Madrid, Nov. 14.-The bishop of the l diocese of Majorca, Balearicisle, whc
 last September communicated Seno,
 J. Navarro Reverter, minister of finance | in the cabinet of General Marcelo de Azcarraga, for an alleged conversion ot | church property to governmental uses | is dead.
 l According to dispatch from Corunna the partisans of General Weyler have ] abandoned the idea of a demonstration | in his favor upon his arrival. | London, Nov. 15.-The Madrid core spondent of the Standard says: ''At the request of Marshal Blanco the gov | ernment has postponed until November 25 the punishment of decrees of auton- l omy for the West Indies. This is with a view of gazetting and of allowing l Marshal Blanco meanwhile to push op- | erations against the insurgents and tc complete the reorganization of the col. ony."
 | The Madrid correspondent of the
 Daily Mail says: "Senor Moret, minis. 1 ter for the colonies, has promised Gen. l eTdl WOOuLOIu tO Sluuy tne LODdCCt prohibition carefully, and to-day (Sun-
 day) he cabled Marshal Blanco for in.
 formation on the subject. In view o1
 the relations between Spain and the
 United States Senor Moret is inclined
 to grant General Woodford's request Jacksonville, Fla, Nov. 14.-Thret
 passengers on the steamer Mascot just
 in at Port Tampa from Cuba, report
 @ successful landing of the last filibus | tering expedition. They were of the
 filibustering party, but refuse to give l any details.