The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02
DID NOT DISSOLVE.
cubsn Assembly Disappointed Amer.
leans and CubanS.
SEVERAL MYSTERIOUS CABLES
Text Was In English, but the sigma
nature Was in Code.
SAN6UILLY STILL A STUMBLING BLOCK
Seems Determined toKeep the Illegal Body
together.
INDUCEMENTS OF A LOAN HELD OUT
F'nrres and Cohen Engineering tue
Deal--The Delegates Reaii..=
S3.o0O,0Oo IL the Limit.
SAS6UILlY STILL A STUMBLING BLOCK
Seems Determined toKeep the Illegal Body
together
INDUCEMENTS OF A LOAN HELD OUT
Deai--The Delegates Reaii.a
$4,000. 900 IL the Limit.

uayfra, April L-Beg5ici By mysterI
Gus kilograms from Washington. the mill
tary did not dissolve today as the Ameri (
cans and many Cubans had hoped and ex
pecied. The twenty-three members pres
ent were unwilling to vote for dissolution
because they still believe in the ability
of the assembly to raise large loan with
the help OF the United States government
The session opened with the rendering OF
the designations Of the members OF the ex-
seutive committee action on which was
postponed until the next meeting
A resolution was offered providing for a
new executive committee to close up the
adairs Of the assembly after It's dlssolu-
ton.
motion was also made to eoncede mill
tsry grades ana insignia to the civil rep
resautatives OF the Cubans In arms. Dur
Ing the argument on The motion It ap-
rsared that the future payment OF the Of
deiais would be impossible unless the Joan
was obtained,
means to admission 10 payment. according
to conceded military grades OF many mon
nien who have not been recognized before.
" the day for the payment Of the officers
ever comes.
General Andrade president OF the as
sembly. read kilograms from Seniors Heyia
su1 VilIalon the delegates sent TO Wash
ington by the assembly to endeavor 20 re-
cure more money for the Cuban troops.
The frst telegram was as follows.
Andrade, Havana:
NO hope al present, Hay received MS Of
hcially. Transmits president today our re-
quest. Said would anewer short time.
Hay opnes president viii not authorize
loan. (signedJ.
vilelon.
tIevia
The second readst
President answered impossible increase
smount or authorize loan We accept res
oiution TO dissolve. We leave Sunday
(sigued). yilaIou.
Hevls.
General sanguily then requested a &C.
cret meeting Of tho assembly, but the re-
quest was voted down. Then sangully
suggested that the assembly should wait
until Seniors yillolon and Heyia returned
and made a fuller report than was poe.
sible by cable,
During the discussion which followed Il
developed that at the last secret session oil
the assembly. held March "a. q majority
OF the members favored dissolution, bu
the minority insisted that they would no
concur until committee went TO Wash.
jugton and made a final effort TO obtain
larger sum than the 81, 600 offered by
the United States for the payment o.
troops II the committee reported unfav-
orably they said they would agree TO vot,
to dissolve today The majority insisted
that the minority fulhll this compact, Us
the report OF the committee was unfavora-
Bile.
General Sanguiliy then read the cable
grams, saying he had received them from
man with whom the assembly had ne
gotiated for a loan, and declaring thnt thu
receipt OF these messages made Il impossi
Bile for him to vote. Tho hrst dispatch wa.
as follows:
sanguilyi Complete revulslon tavors-
BILE to assembly, Entire cash ready. Have
assembly hold fast. Hereafter use eNac
code. Important Information morning
The second read
April I.-Woud he crime for soldiers
and assembly to dissolve. Villalon fool
ishly following the track OF the old com
mission by calling on secretary In pom
pous manner, without our assistance Was
necessarily turned down. Previously un
derstood II contract was signed all woul,
DO presented today. If assembly order
contract signed and authorize Hevia AM
myself. whole matter be received by prosi
dent. Everything most favorable. Pros
more favorable TO assembly.
Tho third reads;
April 1,--see cable from Fares villa