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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-06
EMPLOYEES PICNIC.
Arrangements Bcinw Made for n
Dny's Outtug.


June &c has been selected as a date upon
which the employees Of the Houston and
Texas Central railroad viii give picnic at
La Porte. but it VIII be different from the
regular order Of picnics. There will be
no tickets sold and none but employees OF
the company will be participants,
1t is an annual outing OF the men who
work the year round, those who stand at
the lathe. at the bench, by tho trip ham
mer. over the anvil. handle the heavy ma
chinery. in fact the entire force OF the road
in Houston, from the general office clerks
down to the shop men. The Houston and
Texas Central has agreed 10 give the men
a train an engine and coaches ana proNlue
u train crew. The Galveston. La Porte aud
Houston railway has granted the right OF
way over It's line 10 La Porte, and Mr.. 4. h
Gribble has rendered the use Of the grounds
free. The train Will leave Houston on the
morning of the 26th and go through 10 La
Porte. No stops Viii be made, us all en-
Titled 10 attend the picnic VIII start from
Houston. They have canyassed the city,
going to those in business with whom the!
trade and who are their friends. and u
large list OF prizes have been contributed.
There viii be no privileges for sale. What
there is on the grounds Will be free TO those
who attend, and a de-! OF pleasure VIII be
provided to faithful employees and their
families.
The following committees have the affair
In charge:
General arrangements-H, A. Halyerton.
Il. Morse Fred Pulls, John Casin.
On muslc-F. w. Striebeck, John Connoi.
r. Smith.
On programme-H. Koenig. John Ryan.
r. w. Riggs.
On advertising striebeck. John Pay
ton. J. c. Merritt, George Smith.
On amusements-C II. Beueke. c. Coffin.
G. Smith. L. Schulze. Mike Kelley, Rankin.
X. Lowe
ON retreshmeuts-John Lewis, Willie
Chun, Jones. Ben Lynn, Oscar Locke.
The following programme has been al
ranged
Concert by band from 10 a. M to 3 p IN.
Baseball game for boys 1890 a. m,
Baseball game between car shops and
machine shops.
Sack races for boys. 30 yards, . p. m.
seyentyfive yards dash for boys. ages
10 10 10 years
Thirty yards races, girls, from 10 to L.
years old
Hep, step and jump. for men.
Barrel race for boys, 30 yards, and fat
mans races, 30 yards,
Three-lcgged race for young meu.
One hundred yards races, open for all
Rope jurnp-Ig contest, for girls. ages 10
10 II years.
Pie eating contest, for boys.
Pan of flour contest fer boys
Children's races for girls, ages from
to 10 years
Clabber eating contest for boys.
Greasy pig races.
Prize Tor largest family on the grounds.
Prize for prettiest baby under IS months
old.
Prize for ugliest man on the grounds.
Dancing from y. N. to p. IN.
Prize for the best lady dancer.
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COLORED EPWORTH LEAGUE.
III. Three Duya' Session Cioscs With
:. us ,.uncf nj The Oily HILL.

MI. Three Duya' Session ClOscs with
n Bnnuurt At the Ctty Hail.
Tho colored Sunday school aud bpworth
League me, again yesterday morning ana
WAC opened with devotional exercises con-
Quoted by Rev. J. s. Whitaker.
After the preliminarlee the regular worn
was resumed. ,. CT.
A paper was read by Miss Nati'ds Scott.
Uibisct. THE Epworth League az School
for Christ"
II was commented upon by Refs. J. y.
WHITAKER. o. /. Jones and Thomas Cole.
paper on educational Opportunities
was diseusaed by Reys. y. Parker, .. l..
ZONES. ". u, pullam, Germany and Fro
fe.sor O. r. Wilson. All said gone very
interesting and instructive things concern.
ing the subject.
Rev. Hunt Of the African Methodist
Episcopal church was introduced to the
a nader, New Music In tho sunday
school" by Professor o. A. q. Todd. was
read by o T. Wilson. The paper showed
thought and study and was commended by
rev. Thomas Cole and others.
A paper by Miss Josey Tyler: How
Should Visitors BE Treated" was we'll read
ana was favorable commented upon by the
convention.
"How 10 MIKE the Wheel Co." WAS the
subject Of paper BY Professor l. q. Penn,
assistant corresponding secretary Epworih
League aociety.
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Tho commencement exercises OF tho
eighth annual session of Mrs. Atwood'a
kindergarten and primary school given at
the Third Baptist church. corner OF White
and Decatur streets. was a very Interesting
event. Professor Ilodgkins had charge OF
the music The reoitations and music by
tho pupils wero croditahly rendered. The
entertainment concluded with "Tho Wood
land Fairy Play"
Those who contributed to the entertain-
ment We're; Ella Vogt. Matte Merett.
MadKe Charske, Euln Atwood Elma
swoeny, Alma yog'. chancey Turner, Ed
die Namendorf, Annie Lee Chnrskc. Jim
mic walker, Louise Wagner Freddie MIN
hter. James Gombert, Gnssle Fromn. Sun.
set Wood. George Fromm. Mary Cogsweli.
Moody Dawson. Enln Atwood Lena Pizer,
Made Mcleod Anita Schneider. Enla AT
wood. Bessie Hughes Bertha shattuck.
Sadie Luke, EloiSe Beazley Enia Atwood,
Anita Schneider, Oracle Charlton. Louis
Weber. Edwin Turner, Chancey Turner,
Emmie Kutschbacb, Sidney LBRosc VIII
lie Minister, Albert Kutschbach, Jimmie
Gombert, Eddie Namendorf, George Fromm,
Ruby Horn, Tersle Tubbs, Minnie CASTOR.
Hhcl Namcndorf, Clara Hudson. Laura
Hudson, Lena Pier, O. Wade. May Hunt,
Annie schrimptf. Maggie PaSche.
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GIGANTIC PLAN.
A TrnnscontinentaiR Road From the
Annntic To The Pnritic.

Chicago, June 5,-The Times Herald
eays: transcontinental railway from
tide water TO tide water is The gigantic
enterprise which was set in motion when
$40 900 was paid at Springfield for the
INCORPORATION OF a company with capital
stock of $4,000 900, The baltimore and
Ohio the Wisconsin Central, the Chicago
and Northern Pacific and the Northern
paciec systems figure in the great UNDER
taking. by consolidation OF these, their
branches and connections new system
will be produced. one end of which VIII
touch the Atlantic. the other the Pacific
The headquarters of the system will be To-
Gated in Chicago The chief promoter and
the man who has carried this gigantic
olan to a successful issue is William AL
len Butler OF Yonkers. N. Y. Associated
with hsn are Edward Adams OF the North
ern Pacific and F. 7. Gates of Mont Clair,
n j. Mr.. Gates represents the Rookie
fcllers the Standard OIL corporation being
largely interested in the undertaking.
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John II. Reagan.
Chairman.
L. j. Storey,
Allison Mayfield,
Commissioners.
CHEAP RATES.
Reduced Fnrcs Authorized on Ac-
count of Special Occasions.

Reduced Fnrcs Authorized on Ac-
count of Special Occasions.
The various railways entering Houston
have authorized the following reduced rates
Of fare for the occasion mentioned:
southern Pacific.
The Southern Pacific company authorizes
the following:
on account OF Hoods brigade reunion.
Floresyille Texas. June 30 to July /. cou-
pom ticket agents in Texas may sell round
trip tickets TO Floresvllle at rate of
one and one-third fare; dates OF sale June
20 and 80; limit for return July 2.
On account of the Epworth League cap-
ference. Toronto Canada, July 10 TO is,
round trip signature tickets may he sold
to Toronto and return at a rate OF one
standard fare, as shown in Texas rate
sheet. selling on July u, 10, and IL. Tran
sit limit the same as given for one way
tickets in current rate sheet Final limit
for return, July &c. An extension OF
limit may be obtained TO leave Toronto not
later than August IL, 1897, provided tickets
are deposited with agents OF terminal line
at Toronto prior 10 July 2i.
Commencing with Monday, June 7, agents
al station named below Will sell round trip
tickets TO Port Layaca and return daily.
with limit for return within thirty days
from date of sale, at rates shown ana
commencing with Saturday. June II. ana
evory Saturday thereafter. round trip tirK-
e,s may be sold to Port l4avaca and re-
t1rn. with limit up to the Monday follow
ING fthree days) at rates shown:
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Mnndmen,. Memorial.

All the camps OF the Woodmen Of the
World organized In Houston will meet at
Fishers hall this evening at ESQ o'clock,
and at 3 o. m. will march out to Gienwood
cemetery to hold memorial services aud
decorate the graves Of their deceased SOW
erciens
H. a. Halverton will act as master oe
ceremonies. There Will be singing by 4
quartettc. also an Grafton.
Sunday. June 9. Ia memorial and decors-
ton day for tho Woodmen Of tho World Ill
over the country.
Members OF Magnolia camp. No. 10. wHl
assemble today at . o'clock a. m. TO par-
tictDats In memorial services and the deco.
rating OF tho grave OF Sovereign HOLMAN
ut Hollywood cemetery.
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John w. Mas. travelling 'reisbt agent
OF the Frisco at Dallas, is In t'e tity'
John w. Tate. commercial agent OF tho
rotton unlt rs at home TO spend sunday.
Mr.. II. C. Reese, commercial pgeni OF mo
Southern Pacific railway. has returned from
New Orleans.
chief Clerk Joseph HELEN Of tho Office Of
tho aasia,ant general passenger agent oil
The southern Pacific. is in New Orleans to
spend Sunday
The excursion down the bayou, when 'he
brotherhood Of Locomotive Flremon al
In prospect, has been abandoned Jheyy
could nor mako arrangements III accord
with their plans
II ia reported to the general Offices OF
the La Porte road that tho man VINO zen
from the train Friday not was not a pas
eenger. but was trying 10 get aboard while
the train was IN motion
8. r.. Tuggle. superintendent OF motive
power Of the Houston and Texas central
railway is absent Attending inc annual
convention OF Master Mechanics and Mas
ter car Builders, at Richmond. Va
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CHRISTIAN CHuHCH REVIVAL.
Synopsis of n sermon Prrnched Las
Night by Evangelist Morrow

synopsis of n sermon Prrnched Last
Night by Evangelist Morrow.
Services at the Common Street Chris
than chapel continue with Increasing In
tcrest-
might from Joshua xiv. 10. and First
Kings. xviii, al.
The speaker said: My friends, we call
your attention 10 a worry important BUD
feet ionight-lke every subject In tho
teachings OF the Scriptures that relates to
the eaiavaton OF your soul. It is OF Vital
and solemn import.
When Israel was nearing the eve OF
apostacy, and their minds were darkcned
with love for tho service OF the idol gods
OF the heathens. among whom they dwcit,
Joshua called the tribes with their ELDERS
and officers TO Mount Shechem to deliver
unto them charge.
Among other things the great leader OF
the Israelites said unto them; NOW,
therefore fear tho Lord and s-rve Him IN
sincerity. and In truth; and put away ine
gods your fathers served on the DINER s'uo
Of the flood. and in Egypt ana Aervo 70
the Lord.
AND II IL seem evil unto you 70 serve
tho Lord. choose you this day whom ~
will serve" -. .n
choose for themselves. Goa wou.a NO. h'.
neither had Ho promised to mahs his
choice for them II was and Is today an
Individual matter. Choose you" You
need not deceive yourselves by rolling
sweet morsel under your tongues IN say
ing; 81 am on the neutral ground.' Thsre
Is really. no such thing. my .rother; E,i!an
said 10 Israel again: How long halt 70
between two opinionss" yhy halt? We
must choose! Man Is free moral AGENT
Tho Lord addresses his understanding
through the preached Gospel--then allows
him 10 choose God has set before us lie
and death. a blessing and se-which
will wo accept This Is the gracious spirit
of the gospel Of Jesus: III any man VIII
come after Ne. let him deny himself. and
tske 10 his cross daily and follow Me-"
My dear friends Jesus says come" take
up the cross. follow Him.
You need not say you can not come
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CUT THE RATE.
At is charged That n Reduction uus
Been Made In Ties


Galveston. Texas. June s A we'll a,
fined rumor is going the rounds here TO
the effect that the railroads, or one rail-
road. at least, has cut the rates on cotton
ties so seriously as to menace the posi-
lion which Galveston aud Houston have
heretofore held in regard to this commod-
lily. The published tariffs on ties an
nounc rates to Texas common points MS fol-
low; From st Louis Is ocnts; Plttsblrc. 5s
cents Chicago, 81 cents and Galveston. Al
cents The Illinois Steel company OF Chi
caSo has gone into the tie business and IL
is alleged that rate OF 30 cents from ST
Louis to Texas common points has been
inade for its benefit. To he specific a
gentleman in Austin has declared that
such rate was named hlm 1t is also
rnmored that corresponding reduction
has or Will be made from Pl,tsburc No re-
duction has been announced from Calves
ton. and II the report proves to be true,
It would seem that 1t Is another case
for the railroad commission TO take a hand
In. The matter is being looked INTO aud
If any evidence of the cut Is found the
commission viii be requested from the end
OF the line to name Il corresponding rnduc-
ton or compel the interstate lines to re-
store the rates
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N. yaase Tod Was Right.

VI. /, ieSas. June 5.-NotIng refer
tsrrse, u ue Post to a case involving the
Dc jurv OF charge of Judge Tod to
tsgrp n. ana the query, Can a fudge
Zen thu, junction Of the jury?" 1t would
~ jury sr ,ae hrst inquiry should be. had
10, nm function" in the case a, nil ?
'uurp IN me Judge could not very well
u aq,y wv on the contrary. only did
sr he mn ~ saying that there was no case
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HYpNOTIsN

Elhs Audi,.,.ihe great hyprotists. will be
seae7 Tbas lum for one week. beginning
Nlhe pres ~ come very highly commended
ilt gen,l e,a as eNIperi hypnotists and pleas
IscDie in tha In fact the verdict Of the
esheh ,he', twenty-five or more towns
sas te ern,s nave been seen in our state
laeg ara $50 $50 briefly by simply saying:
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s,i.LATlNG LIBRARY BENEFIT.

e Nsnsss,i y called 10 advertisement Of
tIitir eptsr,. dramatic club in this issue.
,n'ess on Tsaihent TO be given at opera
~ to be a siay night. June 10. bids
~ gooa s.al success. They Will pre-
= the fscl p'.y' With strong cast
ltat Of ! c ~. we Proceeds being for the
nn.s 4 l,hs.a, library in this city
patronage by the public.
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On account Of the grand lodge Colored
Masons. Gainesville. June 10 to is, the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railway au-
thorizes a rate OF one and oue-third fare.
The dates of sale will be June Ii, tickets
limited TO June 10 for RETURN.
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s.suin WIN lie u Junction.

seguin. Texas. June 1.-THE new rail-
road which Colonel Uriah Lott is pro-
tecting viii. after reaching segnin from
San Antonio. branch at this place. From
here one road will 80 TO New Braunfeis.
there Joining the international and Great
Northern: another VIII 40 from here 10
Temple. another from here 10 Galveston.
Thus seguin VIII be an important June
ton.
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Gainesville. Texas, Juno two survey
Ing corps Will begin work on the daines-
villa and McAlester railroad next Monday
ono IA oommenen here, the other at Nc
hIester. and work on the line viii imine-
Az .lts
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Josus says Come" Plead no longer that
YOU are totally doprHvod These old the
illogical bones OF contention have no neat
upon them 20 feed the hungry oues--they
would slnrvo your soul to death
Come, weary ones, and drink OF the water
OF HE from the living fountain.
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-
The BOYD Brothers. who are accredited
with being among the very clsverest Of The
clever hypnotIsts now before the public.
will appear at tho Auditorium tomorrow
night. commencing a woek's engagement.
Mr.. Arthur w. Boyd. one Of the brothers.
has credentials showing where he per-
formed the remarkable feat OF hypnotlsing
subject over a telephone wire q dis
lance Of over 100 miles.
DuiIdiD9 Pernats.
Tho following building permits were ~
sued yesterday from tho efssce 4 ~ city
engineer:
Mrs, Bertha c. Weiss. cistern shed, ~
0. block 263, Bingham street. 81.
l.. Bender. repairs of fence. lots and ~
block s. Harrisburg road. seb. 81
Lsvy Sam. repairs Of bosias. lots 81
:. block u. Dransnd strsek ~
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Missouri, Kansas mud Texas.
The Missouri Kansas aud Texas author

lies the same rate for Texas day as
the semi-ccntennial. Nashville, June is, as
had been authorized for tho Texas day
tickets. These tickets will be sold June
10, l6, IL and is.
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fare and one-third on the certificate plan is
authorized.
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Expects IA Heavy Grain Movement.

Galveston, Texas, June b,--Mr. @. Il.
Lathrop. vice president and general man
ager OF the Atchison Grain company. In
In the city today. He said to The Post
correspondent that practically all OF the
grain from his section had heretofore gone
to Chicago but he thinks IL is bound 10
come this way. From what he had learned
during his brief visit he was OF the opn-
ion that the facilities OF this port are not
sufficient to care for one-tenth OF the
grain that Wall be offered for export. via
this route.
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Mr., wisner mt Home.

J. N. w!Aner. representative In Texas oi
tho Seabosrd Air Line. has returned from
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...Absolutely Below Cost.

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overt a for m @ article name n one m is ohst ofar anpusrn
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on account of the educational convention
OF the African Methodist Episcopal church
at Waco. June to Q the santa Te has nu-
thorzed n rate on the distance plan. the
selling dates to be Juno and Z. ticlots
limited to June IL for return From sta
lions within seventy-fivc miles OF Waco,
rate of one aud one-thIrd fares; from sta
lions between seventy-six ana 100 miles
from Waco. So; from stations over 100
miles distant tsce eXccptiunsl ono fare for
the round trip. Agents on Dallas branch
VIII add one fare TO rate of 81 80, Dallas
TO Waco and return. routing via Dallas.
and the Missouri Kansas and Texas Rail
way. or via Morgan and the Texas Central
railroad agents en- mail line. McGregor
to Gainesville. inclusive, and on Weather
ford branch viii sell vinA AcGregor and
The St Louis Southwestern railway or
Morgan and tie Texas Central railway. at
rates made 90 the distance plan using
our mileage 10 either ncGregor or Morgan
In connection with nineteen mles. Me-
Gresor to Waco anil ffty-three miles Nor
gan to Waco Rate from Fort Worth 20
Waco via Morgan is 81 90. Agents at Cam
eron and ppiui, north 10 McGregor ara ON
san Angelo branch will sell via Morgan
only. Agents south of Cameron viii sell
via Cameron and the San Antonio and
Aransns Pass railway or VIA McffeEoI ana
the St Louis Southwestern hallway AT
rates made on the distance plan to Waco
using ffyty three miles Cameron to Waco
and nineteen miles Mctirsgor TO Waco.
Rate from BRENNAN So So. The rate from
Rosenberg viii be s4.25 for tickets routed
via either Cameron or McGregor and
agents at Intermediate points north may
use this rate where one fare added to Bren-
ham makes higher Rate from Houston is
81 rs Rates from points on main line soulG
OF Rosenberg viii be made one fare 10
Rosenberg plus 81 25 from there; rate not
to exceed s. %. which is selling rate from
Galveston.
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THE NEW
HUTCHINS {: : /:
Z: : F.: : HOUSE.

w, T. and ]. T.
Boyle. proprietors,
Rates. 500 and
$3.50 per day.
y. p. a head
a. .p,nrg
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A Snap for Buyers

bm h closet
etc a al rice n In many cases
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THE HOTELS.
CAPITOL

. HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Rates. $3.50 TO
$500 p e r day.
s. / x t y elega Mt
r o o m 8, with
bath. l. a r & Q
sample rooms.
Centrally locat-
ed. Best accom-
violations for
commercial men
80 at,s
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Reduced rates are In effect today on the
Galveston. La Porte and Houston railway
as follows: Galveston 81, Texas City s..
Beabrook So cents La Porto 80 cents. Trains
leave Houston at 80 a. m. 80 p, IN. nnd
6 d. IN. The train leaving Houston at 1880
runs direct To Galveston beach. landing
passengers at corner OF fremont street and
Avenue N. lust five blocks from the Bench
hotel. aud the evening train returning Ut
$40 D. m starts from tho same place.
reaching Houston at 1920 p m. in time for
all lines of street cars. This new departure
is making the Bay Shore Limo very popu-
lar.
The Galveston, Houston aud Henderson
will run It's regular Sunday trains at the
cunJo,, .an,1 rim rnta NJ Il tho Ko,y
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Prize for ugliest man on the grounds.
Dancing from 3 y. m. to p. IN.
Prize for the beet lady dancer.
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LA GUERRA DE CUBA.

Sc ha aplacado en- los Estados Uai-
dos el furor preyalente hace aIgunas
semanas en- contra de los espaholes y en-
favor del reconocimiento de la beige
rancia de los insuuectos cubanos, La
guerra en- Cuba sigue sin interruption
sus perlpecias y las operaciones de las
tropas mandadas por el captain gene
raj Wey)er, aunque victoriosas en- to-
dos los encuentros y escaramuzas que
han tenido con los insuuectos, no han
dado hasta ahora nlngun resultado de-
cisiyo. FL cabecllla Maceo ha hecho
gran ialta la insurrecci6n por ser el
mllitar mas emprendedor y atrevido
que tenian en- sus lllas, y este 10 reco-
noce Ia junta cubana en- Nueya York al
resucitarlo circulando noticias de que
vlve todavia FL General Maxine
Gomez y otros cabecillas, dispersos de
muchas parties de la IsIa, limltan sus
operaciones al ataque de convoyoS y
de poblaciones inde(ensas, y constitu-
yen un enemigo muy molesto pero
POGO peligroso para la domination espa-
hola en- Cuba. Ultimamente Gomez
con una luerza de tres . cuatro mil
hombres atac6 a Ia poblaci6n de San
tiago de Ayila, detendda por una
guarnicion de IA soldadoS espaholes,
Estos Sc defendieron con denuedo Pc
70 al fin Sc vleron precisados a capitu-
lar, cediendo 4 las fuerzas cubanas
que eran lnGnitamente superiores, y
quedaron en- poder de Gomez como
pnsioneIos de guerra. Este general
en- venganza de la muerte de Maceo y
de su hijo fusilo barbaramente a los
IA hombres, con el preteXto de que
su acci6n era en- represalia a las bar
barbados de espahoIes Este acto dc
crueIdad es aplaudido por Ia prensa fl
Iibustera de los Estados Unidos, y no
podrd menos de tener consecuencias
terribles para los insurrectos, el dia en-
que caigan en- manos de los espaholes.