New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-15
THE OUTBREAK IN HAVANA.
sp,x1su OFFICERS WERE PLEASED AT THF

SPANISH OFFICERS WERE PLEASED AT THE
CHANCE TO KILL FEW cUBANs.
Havana. De-: 14.-American observers OF the
,,o,on. scenes enacted here on Sunday night
svmpathize with the Cuban population over the
,u,ir, of three persons and the woundng OF
efteen others bv Spanish soldiers. Neverthe-
,ess the American military men are unable 70
do more than they have done In securing saie
,rs,ortation Of prominent Cubans to Marianao
and in preventing all arrests excepting those Oh
tbree Youngsters who, however. were after"aru
released The shooting nearly all done ps
Snanish officers armed with pistols ana py oh'-
core off duty Some Of the shots were hreu
during the conflict at aggressive Cupahs' ou'
most Of them were fired at retreatng CupanS'
None of the officers implicated have peeh
brought to account by their superiors' IL Is as
serted that the feeling in the Spanish ARMY IL
one OF pleasure that the Cubans gave the Hpan-
iards the opportunity to kill few Of them
The first arrivals of American troops and the
dissolution Of Spanish sovereignty on all s'"''
in Havana increase the Spanish bitterness mere
The only safety of the Cubans Is IN ther ie
naming patient for week or two longer untIi
the Seventh Army Corps shall nave afrNeu
The American officers constantly urge the Cuu"'
leaders TO counsel silence and seh-supPfcsSio'
Gov a while as irebrand CuDdDS CdIlnV' NC f'O
,ac,ed oven b, the moral influence Of the Ameri-
car renresentatives Spanish sovereignty, II i
nointed out. is the only sovereignty mere anu
unless there shall be an interregnum OF ahalCn;
Snanish authority must remain supreme ~ ~u,l.'.,
under the written agreements the Aliiei ~ - az -
rroops shall he here in force ana the nag ''"''
nave been changed - , ,.oo,o s,vad
Iulio Sangulv feels that General Greene say eu
his life by objecting to his proposeu a'ieIe ,a ,oS
The Standards. who aver that he mas violated
6a~A
mained General Lacret was also supposed 10 .
no In tho Iuglaterra Hotel at the time the Aus @
~ the Captain General went 10 arrest MN. me me
aids first called on General Greene ana AZ MS
reouest the Spanish officers deferred action'
Later the arrangement. as previously cao7''
Tor the withdrawal OF the Cuban leaders 70
Nar,anao WAS effected Lacret however. ulu
not 20 TO Marianao He disappeared ana unuer
tho sunposltion that he is still In the CITY, SPd"
ish soldiers are searching fOr MIN. .
The Snanish troops withdrew from GUIANA
hoone - s,,hurb Of Havana. at ~ o'clock last
evening The inhabitants rang the peils a
S'aharoad Hreworks in celebration OF the occa-
sion. ,,o,,o q, Santa Clara
Advices from Narcso, Province OF santa OiaI d.
'. ,hat General Maxine Gomez left there yes
go, With an escort for the Province or ma
80 He expects to reach the house OF MS
riace at C;uanabacOa by Christn as eve
The American Indies Company mas ",' e, " :.
~ on the railway that is to connect the What I
w WI uo,ona ~, Uarbor with the Marianao line. VI
those seyenty-six Italians. ana one hunn & GU
80 ~ the same nationality are on the wa!
y,a,1ipg ~ the representations OF the t"itcu
c,atee Military Commissioners. the company
.S, tronort no more Italians. but will employ SIX
hnndred Cubans at 81 n day In Spanish silver