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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06
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See the TAT ch'f at the city market to.
day. n
Mrs. Matte Lindsey went to Navasota
yesterday.
Mrs. Up. woIfrtuine 10 Commerce
yesterday.
Rufe Keifer Of Clay station. was in
town yesterday.
Miss Holland Of Orange, is the guest
Of Miss shepard.
]. NJ. Wilcox Is IN Bryan this week
visiting his parents.
John Medley Of weuborn. was visit.
or 10 the city yesterday.
Mr. aud Mrs. NJ. s. Freeman we're up
iiom WELDON yesterday.
Miss Frances Mann II Galveston. il
visiting Mrs. u. 4. White.
Mrs Charles II. Mills will leave Tor
Washington u. c., tomorrow.
Mrs Mack Sanders Of the Brazos bot.
tom, was in the city yesterday.
Mics Lucie Kirchhaine Of Groesbeck
isNisiting Mr. and Mrs. d. =. Lcman.
Mics Annie Derlen of Hillsboro. ar.
rived yesterday 90 visit relatives here.
Depuy.Shenh Tom HAYS il holding
The jail down 10 the absence OF Mr.. Gee
Mics Julia Wipprecht II Sesuin has
been visiting relatives here the past
week
Nj" Mamie Philpott Of Lerado. Is
visiting her brother, Prof. Philpott. at
College.
Miss Mamie Read of Texarkana. il
visiting her sister, Mrs Walter Wip.
prochi.
Mr. and Mrs.J. d. wostall returned
70 Ans'cton yesterday accompanied by
John W. Gee.
Gen. Mabry thinks there will be
a1,N men in camp at the san Antonio
interstate drill
Mis- Mahcl Robinson returned from
NE North Texas Female College at
sherman yesterday.
Mi.s Burnett returned o. Nayasota
yesterday afDr visit % her sisier.
Mrs W. 4 Saudef..
Mr. and Mrs ]. 10. Astn and daush.
ter, Mics Dli.y, and Miss Maud Jarrett
OF Dallas. arr Q the Exchange hotel.
lpsT-Tv' sll.'ls Yesterday after.
noon hy John fHl,y Reward for re.
waid ioI return io nr. We. Friley. i62
There H.l. he no .eryires a. the Ian.
usl church 900. morning The pastor
and congregation win ro 90 College 10
hear ihc morning ermou hy DtI. B.
Moody. oeryirc. az the church tonight:
preaching hy d. MOODY.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06

.-oGr.ation Tor U..R pos . a.uueia-.
pliers Of Che courts GO Dallas. Fort
Worth and Austin The senate con.
tended for the allowance and tlc gov
ernor recommended 70. lu, tho house
by an overwhelming majority refused
to vote 10 ON several occasions.
The contention OF house opponents
against the appropriation Cor .truor.
raphcrs is that when the twenty. fourth
legislature made such an allowance
notice was served on these courts that
70 would not ba done again and that "a
resolution or statute was passed which
prohibits the payment OF such claims
Those flyoriug ihc allowance hold
that the .teHor1rhrrs performed the
service aud should Doe paid therefor
and further Tint @ resolution attached
10 the deficiency or appropriation bin
can not repeal o. general Jaw and D.
therefore poverioHs Co AFFECT the matter
one way or another The house hay
Ink stood firm. however. against thr
item Tor back SALARY the b.I passed
yesterday and which eliminates q how
goes to free conference committee
and 90 is predicted that when reBor,
Is submitted the appropriation wui sun
De- out % iHg 900
Such o. contingency some lawyer
say. viii result Boo a u.t Cor ho money
involved. They maintain that mauda-
mus proceedings win bc Instituted I'M.
side Of thirty days and thrt tho state
viii D.. forced Co pay o.. Hauosa-
piers
The s.u.to considered tl0 shlH
mileage hI without fu.I action and
aH effort Co uto up the follow s.r.
want h.l le.us 'usr tho .rHf. DO.
iouu,l until uoNt Tuesday OWN. t1
tho a,, that fh. s.H.ta 4. I'D fr.l.aI
Of tho house iu DO. business
Laredo. Tex. June Chr. r Payne
OF Ran. civ Huusru'.HI.u, of ono
Postal T,,,erHph company s Zoo .hr
city making llaue0mUuts .1 connect
the Postal 'rrsrrah wires with .hr
Mexican National railroad wires On
Mexico th.s mI This VIII sIr, d.
rect overland .ai-mHgIu Uue with tH.
principal cities Goo Mexico As ,ho clae
now stands tas Western Union ra-
qulrrs 900 messages Go poo ly he Gale
weston cable
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06

New Orleans. June 5.-As a result OF
a family quarrel. Phil ostcr. a counter
teitcr Of national reputation. surren-
dercd himself 40 police headquarters
and made a complete confession OF his
nefarlous transactions in spurious
coin Upon Oster's statements. Alvin
Adams his sister-in-law. and James
aud William Murray. his brothers-in-
law, were also taken into custody
Ostcr's story 90 the police Is that he
commenced his carer as counter
feiter while serving "a nye-year term
Tor burglary Ia the Mississippi penlten-
tiary. There hc made iu an about
1000 which was passed through trus-
ties and others on his release OF
Mississippi he was arrested upon the
confession o. an accomplicc and sent
10 Chester, no., peniientlary where he
served four years. Later be- settled IN
This city and became involved in num-
erous crimes Of various sorts. For the
last six or seven months under the
alias OF Spaulding Dc has carried on
here the business of gounterfeitiur. In
which he had become an expert The
counterfeit coins were an dollars aud
we're made ~ a mixture 90 Tin. anti
mony and other metals IN plaster OF
Paris moulds and was plated In silver.
In appearance they were perfect aud
had a good ring. but the weight was
slightly deficient
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06

Omaha. Ncb. June THE Thurs
ton rifles. Omnha's crack military COM
pany, is now drilling daily Cor the in-
terstate drill at san Antonio, whore IL
will make a determined EFFORT 10 re-
tain the Galveston cup. The cup rcp-
rcsgns the championship Of the
United states. and q was won by the
rifles two years ago Under the rules
governing the possession q the tro-
ply. the rifles is now compelled 90
either rellnQush the honor nr again
enter into competition Cor The cup. Il
has decided Do rnler Tho onnleal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06

Columbus, Ca. June Henry White
age 20. was hanged here Friday after
noon lie died game. White vas exc
cuted Tor his share In the slaughter Of
three policemen and the serious
woundIng OF a fourth In the city on the
iith Of last October His companions
IN crime was his own father. J. a.
White. a drunken shoemaker, who was
himself killed while resisting capture
after the triple murder.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06

McNia Tex. June flames Mere
dith, the young man who was bitten by
a mad dog some days ago. and whose
llncral has been recorded In many pa.
bors was in town Yesterday. aud said
that he was thoroughly we'll His con.
ditlon for several days was such as 90
compel his attendants &C. chain him
down
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06
COMMENCEMENT
Exercises of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College

Everything Is in readiness for thp
commencemontcxercises ut the College.
The grounds, gardens and fields ave
clothed with that beautiful ycrdu,
which is making grand old Texa- smile
al overland there are j. no place in
Texas where that emile Is more in r,i.
dence than on tie A. aud NJ campus
Visitors have been coming ~ the pat
few days and others will arrive today.
The board Of dirctors, Major Rose.
Major Cayitt, and Messrs bowman.
falius and eN-Jougressman Long. a..
rived from Prairie View normal yes.er.
day.
examinations being over the cadet
were busy yesterday geii z iu share
for inspection his morning At uo'c.ocl
The baccaIlureatc sermon. hy Rev. J
Is Moody will BE- delivered at liam.
ard the days program will cuuc,ud,
with an address at $50 y m. before
The Y NJ. c. A., boy Rev. N. ". Dayi.
Of Dallas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06
eLAmEs THE SHERIFF.
rtbans Citissns Hold him Hrspon,lbis
FOR Kiiiing Of CitIrsus

Aef hAtAinE oi aitHHua
lrhana. o.. June t-rhc city has
resumed its normal condition aud the
scene Is changed entirely The report
spread Friday evening tha; q mob Of
100 AS orgtu.s.uS % fo % Spr,reG'li
after ne sasr.1 ana saca word went
70 Spripga,,J aal DE tsc,t d 10
said. % tr.,.Hg ,st sAtr.r az Co pay.
Ton. lie Is universally Condemned ly
the people ana he,i responsible Tor tho
shooting OF c.,iEess By tht militia. m,
citizens insist that be vas lltcgcthsf
too onicious 10 this matter
Nothing Is known OF the where.
aboul Of Captain Leonard.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06
Tennessee CentennIal-Nash
VILE, Tenn.

Account tte above, the /, 4 G. y. r.
X, will have on sale excursion tickets
At reduced rates. Call on nearest tick.
ct agent or write the undersigned.
ID, J. Price, A. q. 2. A.,
Nov Palestine. Texas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06
NOT IN THE TRUST.
Trader live stock Esohang, 1. oaiy .
Loch Institution

h'eh INSTITUTION
Kansas city June "a dispatch
from Washington states that the attor.
ney general Of the United States has
directed that suit be brough, against
the Traders Live Stock Exchange al
Kansas City. No. under an act OF con.
gress known as tho antl-truU law. In
regard 10 the contemplated action of tho
attorney general Of watch nothing is
known here Il Is stated that the TraI.
ers' Live Stock Exchange Is an orrla.
ization Of about l5O men Who arc
spectators on the level live stock mar.
ket, the buying and selling OF stock
cattle and the carrying over OF other
stock from day 10 day 20 trade rpon
the fluctuations Of the market boins
features OF their business. Their or.
ganization has no connection what.
ever with the Kansas CITY Live stock
Exchange and has no corporate exist.
ence. These dealers however oysr.
quite an influence on the local market
Their refusal 20 do busInas with sew.
eral buyers and firms who have besn
declared unfair and unreliable hy their
organization Is supposed 20 be- The
cause OF the present action by Oh, at
torney general Only a few weeks aro
the exchange was attack a here IN ,1e
federal court. but In that proceeding
Judge Phillips ruled that The members
o. the exchange were JUSTIFIED In re-.
fusing to deal with men whom they
considered unreliable.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06
WASHINGTON NEWS.


washington, June 5.-ln the senate
THIS afternoon Mr. Bacon dem. Gal
made vigorous respons, 90 the attack
by Mr. Vest on the lumbo, schedule.
especially white pine rates which tac
Missouri senator characterized as .he
most indefensiblc pant OF the bTl
Mr.. Bacon resented the chlrncicriz,.
uon as unjust saying tho average rate
OF schedule was only per cent and
that he would support a.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06

Hillsboro, Tex, June Reports
have been received from Masslc. about
eleven miles southeast OF here. To the
eject that web worms are destroying
the young cotton Il is said that some
cotton will have to be replanted.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06
Notice.

Notice having appeared In The BRYAN
Eagle OF date June 9TH 1897, TO the effect
that the trm 4 ;. J. CLUE & Co. closing
business iu the City II Bryan had die
solved
] hereby give notice that the same
has not diss,lyed and that am amen.
her of said firm. G. A, Harris
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06

Friday night /. 5. Ross ch inter o. Z
the Alpha Phi fraternity entertained
the senior class IN the otcpr' dining
room II the mes. hall A most elegant
supper WAS served experimenting.
Wit and repaftcc were iuIUs,d until o.
"a late hour The members of thp
alumni present improved the opportu
nifty hy explaining 90 The members ui
the graduating class the olja.is and
aims ~ the alumni association aud thc
Alpha Phi fraternity.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06

DOLLAR will take Groceries and Better Grocer
les from, r. Nj. WILSON'S than from. any other
place in town. Hyou have choice quality desire
you will surely trade with WILSON If You don't what
You get what you pay don't expect to YOU but YOU
aJ prudent and housecepcr who the choicest
coccs spices other groceries at the lowest prices YOU will
'ainly deal with WILSON. Call around and see how much
better do
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06
rr.n,h rl.hlnr N,.,.l In.,.

London, June a special from
Dieppe says the French trawlcr Llbcic.
recently engaged In Iceland Fisheries.
has been lost with % members ~ her
crew
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06

Washington, June "a tel,gram
from Capt Stouch at the Tongue
river agency WAS received at the In
dian Office saying that the Indians
were Quiet
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06

Mansfield, la, June 5-Ilm willis.
negro, was hanged here Friday Tor
the murder Of his wife. which occurred
In this parish about one year ago.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06
To Miss Howell.

Last evening boz compliment 90 Miss
Maud Howell II Dallas, Mr. and Mrs.
II. Osgood Boaiwrght entertained %
party Of young people. Those present
we're Misses Maud Howell, Leanore
Waldrop, Gussie Friley, Lucille Buchan.
an, Maud Wilson, ollie Wilson. VI
stella Shepard and Miss Holland %. or.
ange Dr. " u. o iyer Dan Sims. 'rlf
Illson, Webb Howell. A NJ. Wadrup.
Dr. J. J.. Fountain. Prot Charles Arm.
strong, W. Maggie, Ralph Howell and
Frank CLARK Music, conversation.
guessing games and dainty Refreshments
served a. round ont au unusually de-.
lighiful evening Tho decorations were
very beautiful
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06

Marquette Mich. June g. Snow fell
here for half an hour Friday evening
A cold rain fell nearly all day preced.
ing Il.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06

Two coaches and engine arc here Co
run between Bryan AMI College durIu.
commencement
Mis-, Maggie lligss returned y,strr.
day from the North Texas female cul.
eye 40 Sherman
s. II. ll.rg- has gone 90 o. Grange
on business
luJien Reed and s. IS. Kennedy were
In from the bu,tm yesterday.
Capt J j. Adams has been sick ,h,
past week.
Semone, Adams crime down from
Eui- YESTERDAY,
MIS- llill agel about go. uHd VIE of
Dr. j. T.. llilU died 20 Willow ole Yes.
tcriay morning She viii le hurled boo
biime. county.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06


Certainly y,u DO. How Do they
look Wouldn't they lc improved by
the use ui letter pap,rf ltWouli give
the o. rip..rt a better opinion Of you,
nnj th.s alone would be- worth having.
We cell ihr -iauoucry -1 many people
pronounce the best and would be
pleased o. number YOU amorr cur "a.
iwus.
FOUNTAIN.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06
THEIR PAY LEI OUT.

Coar, stsnogppb-r. Not Provided Tor
By the House.
Austin, June 5-Tho general dc0-
cheney bin which was passed by the
house s0...-'av carries with Dc no ap-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-06
a Big Cut in Clothing

or our trade has been made in our
handsome suits. We expect a large
summer trade, sl We have marked them
down fr the occasion, and u you
haven your needed clothing come and
zee us. There 10 no need OF going
without a new suit when We are sellius
them 90 CUT PRICES 90
j.. ". COULTER'S.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-20

Gary of Baltimore has been rendered the
position of Postmaster-Gener in Presi-
dent-elect McKinley's Cabinet. He said
so himself at the Union station tonight,
where he stopped off for dinner on his
way TO Baltimore from his visit to Major
Mckinley in Canton, on the invitation of
the latter.
After admitting that he had been ten
dered Cabinet place a reporter asked
him, Then may say you will accept2'
NO" he answered, you will be sure of
that in just about two days"
When asked whether the Cabinet of
President-elect Mckinley would be made
up as reported. Mr.. Gary answered that
be could not talk on that or any other po-
htical subject.
'In a few days." said he, "every body
will know everything. Just now l dare
not talk"
1t was inferred, however, that all the
Cabinet positions had not yet found GER
tain holders.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-20
HSIGI FIGHTS F0R FREEDOM.
The Turkish Consul CLAIMS That Treaty
and Constitution Are Violated IN
rs pose

NEW YORK, n. Y, Feb. 19-Turkish
Consul Joseph A Iasigi, accused of en-
bezzIementin connection with his trustee
ship OF certain TIA ties. and awaiting re-
moval to Boston, was before Judge Addi-
son Brown OF the United States District
Court to-day on writ OF habeas corpus.
The petition Tor the writ was made by
Consul Iasigi, who claims his detention is
in violation of the constitution of the
United States and OF the treaty OF 1880 be-
tween the Government OF the United
States and the Government of his Impe-
rial Majesty the Sultan of the Ottoman
Empire.
The petition goes on to say that Iasigi
Is held in custody wholly without author
ity OF jurisdiction, by reason of the fact
that he, as Consul-General. is subject only
to Federal jurisdiction. The Consul says
that he is charged with having com mitted
in the commonwealth of Massachusetts
on the 1st of July, 1892, the crime of en-
bezz!ement, while agent for Pierre Charles
Derieux, of about $1,000, but that several
years have elapsed since the alleged en-
bezzlement and vet he has never been in
dicted by Grand Jury, nor is there any
proof that he is a fugitive from justice.
On the other hand it is claimed that sub
division OF section III of the revised
statutes, under whicn the Consul claims to
be amerable only to Federal jurisdiction,
was repealed in 1874. At the hearing to-
day counsel of Ias;gr said the question be-
fore the court is whether the Stale courts
had jurisdiction.
After Judge Brown had heard the argu-
ments of both sides counsel was given
until Wednesday next TO submit briefs in
the case
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-20
NEITHER M'COOK
NOR CARY CHOSEN
They May Get Portfolios,
but It Is Not Yet So
Decided.
Ex-Governor Long May Go From
the Navy TO the Justice
Department.
It Would App ar That There Is Still
Doubt as to New Ycrk's
Chances.

CANTON, OHIO. Feb. 19.-Two impor-
tant pieces of political news were deyel-
oped here to-day. One is that James A
Gary of Baltimore has been offered and
has accepted a position In Major McKin-
ley's Cabinet. The other is that J. ]. Nc
Cook of New York, who is being favora-
bly, considered by Major McKInley in
connection with Cabinet position, has
not been offered a portfolio, nor has Mr..
McCook been definitely determined upon
for Cabinet position, and if he does be-
come a member of the Cabinet it is not
absolutely certain that ne will be the
Attorney-General, or that Mr.. Gary will
be made Postmaster-G General. This is on
high authority.
When the announcement of the Cabinet
is made it may seem well to the President
elect to transfer Ex-Governor Long, whom
he has fixed upon for the Navy Depart
ment to the Department of Justice, leav-
ing the Navy portfolio for a New York
man or for Mr.. Gary in case it is decided
to give the Postmaster-G Gene raIship to
New York.
Mr. Gary has been an active Republican
worker in Maryland for more than fifteen
years, and for long period was a mem
Der of the Republican National Com mittee
from that State. Major Mckinley has
known him for fifteen years, and has
deemed him one of the foremost business
men of the South.
Major Mckinley is improving rapidly in
health, but adheres firmly to his resolu-
ton to see no visitors save those who come
by appointment. The oaly caller he has
received this week was Mr.. Gary.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-20

in Crete, has been stopped and turned
back by a British cruiser. The action of
the British vessel has created the fiercest
indignation here.
LONDON, ENG, Feb. 19.-In the House
Of Commons to-day, George n. Curzon,
Under Foreign Secretary, said in answer
to questions that the Porte had not an
nounced any intention to send troops to
Crete. The general advice of the powers
to Turkey was to abstain from precipitat-
ing action. Detachments OF marines
from the foreign warshIps were now occu-
pving Canea, Sitia and Retimo, and it was
probable they would soon occupy other
Cretan ports. In addition 10 this the
British, Russian and Italian Consuls had
gone to Saline for the purpose of prevent
ing further outrages there, and to relieve
the suffering of Moslem families.
James Lowther, Conservative, asked
what steps had been taken TO relieve tn
Moslems in the interior. Curzon replied
that the powers were doing all that they
possibly could TO relieve them.
In its issue tomorrow the Tines will
condemn Colonel Vassos, the commander
OF the Greek corps of occupation in Crete,
for taking The offensive and attacking the
Turkish outpos al Platania. 1t saws that
If KING George and the Greek Govern
meDt encourage Colonel Vsssos they Will
have TO reckon with the powers, which
are demanding The adoption of energetic
measures against Greece. TO resist the
warning that has been given BY the pow
ers would be sheer Jolly.
PARIS, FRANCE, Feb. 19.-Le Temps
says that the powers are resolved to speak
firmly to the Government at Athens
solely from fidelity to the tradition that
France and Great britain wish to exhaust
all means OF conc cliation before cons ent-
ing to the other measures so urgently de-
manded by the courts allied to the Greek
dynasty.
Fifteen hundred students took part to-
night in a Grecophile procession, which
ended in conflict with the gendarmes.
The procession, which was held al late
hour, was disorderly one, and when the
gendarmes attempted to make the stu
uents behave them selves fight occurred,
IN which two of the gendarmes were
wounded. Eighty OF the students were
arreste
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-20
RUINED HOMES
NOW DOT CUBA
A Traveller Tells a Tale of
the DeS0lati0n of the
Island.
Utterly Miserable and Forlorn
Natives Dying by the Hun
dreds Every Day.
G3mez Concentrates His Forces Pre-.
parat tory to Making a Liv.ly
Campaign

KEY WEST, FLA, Feb. IA passen-
ger arrived on the steamer Aransas to-day
who, on authority, is said to have come
from an extensive trip through the contrai
provinces-Santa Clara, Matanzas and
Havana-and he gives the impression of
his Journey In the following terms:
The ruin and desolation was frightful to
witness, he said, the country being bare
and wasted, canefelds and plantations
burned and little vestige of the country
homes remaining excep, those built.
whose blackened walls only are standing.
Tnatched huts were but heaps of ashes;
villages, towns and cities were partially
destroyed, but crowded with miserab BILE,
torlorn people, with emaciated, hungry
looking faces. They were all huddled in
small spaces, without commodities, with
no hygiene, and suffering from diseases
beyond all description and dying by hun
dreds daily. Ali this state Cf things was
brought about by Weyler's brutal and in
human decree ordering the concentration
of the country people in the towns. Such
is the terror that Weyier inspires that the
mere fact of his approach creates conster-
nation and alarm 10 all the people, who
rush to the nearest town for protection.
Near Sancti Spiritus, a place named
Guayo, a column of Spanish troops when
passing last Friday. after killing all the
cattle, set fire to the buildings and ranches
and butchered the owner, a planter named
Ramon Napole, a man of independent
means, well known and esteemed in that
district. This was reported as a rebel
camp, captured and destroyed. The same
column found party of rebels lying in
am bush. After desperate fight Cuban
officer, Lieutenant Perez, and bis men es-
capped.
From reliable sources it is learned that
Gomez will now initiate a more vigorous
campai-n. After arranging with the Gu
ban Government the plans and purposes
of his future movements, Gomez ordered
a concentration of all the rebel forces pre-
paratoEy to his advance into the western
province. His first step was to s'nd the
Cuban Government back to Cubitas with
headquarters in Camaguay. The party
arted with an escort OF 200 men and sue
cessfulIy crossed the central trocha Satur-
day night near the best protected part of
the line at La Redonda under the verv
walls of a Spanish fort.