New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10
TOPICS IN HAVANA.
ruE SUPPRESSION OF EEL RECoNcEN'
TRADO" APPLAUDED.
MILITARY GOVERNMENT coNGRATCLArhD-O0
MENr on THE ARREST OF cox IN
:. NEW ORLEANS.

MILITARY GOVERNMENT CoNGRAICLAlrD
vrSr on THE ARREST OF cox IN
: NEw-oRLEANs
,, .us eSehor Don Felipe Sagrario 'he
;S.a,sh Copsu, General SAID to-day that the Spa"
,.h Government was taking back 10 Spa.
Ybousand destitute Spanards peopie "io .,or
10, .unnort who were afraid to go INTO ''ie '
of Cuba 10 work owing 10 the stories VI ooaIv
rhn statements Of Colonel Carlos GARCIA ,e'
.u.sad an the United States regarding the sup
...s,on NJ "El Reconcentrado.' are strohe'E u,"P
,roved here by many leaoihs Nuo"'' -. 90
Cb,ef Justice Mendoza OF the supreme -,
-Sebor Desvernines. Secretary or FINANCE !" W -
49, Cabinet Of the Governor General VINO Sd!
Nisoi' - udlows action is universally ap-
s hv right minded Cubans and that the news
naners Of all shades of opinion nave hear''S
dorsed the course Of the Military "o'e'hoi II, VIC
resnect General Ludlow says II Is aosoiu'elS WI
-. .s asserted in a New-York newspaper that
-, rouce difficulties or the attack by the Recon
,rodo.. ON General Rafael Cardenas. Chiei o. %
Police had anything to do with the suppresssIodd o
the paper nn,ressed as an obscene publication The
threats of Senior Ricardo ArnaEIo ,uinKiniev only
lodge a complaint Win fIesiue"'
provoke ridicule here
CUBANS WANT CHANCE
,,ordod" f"The Truth'D Of Camaguey, says:
.-rhe American commanders will shortly be peu-
,,oned 10 widen the sphere OF action Oh VI. WV
authorities and to lessen that OF '"e H. 90
,thus allowi, the Cubans TO pracuse a"u NO."
~n.r,snca Of self-government. II this reques'
pranted the discomfort of the Cubans with
rs epresent state of affairs will be lesseheu tu
lie ptari9 de la MaTina today upon the
spendd work it has done in cT6a; pastor of
.plymouth Church. Brooklyn. who ,, Is Cuban In.
OF the Executive COMMITTEE here o 'h foday to look
son 'fH He WAS met by William VI Howard mem me me
SsaeS OF e 9s Havana ebs and Mocha %hdh
VIII rm,n 'a'' r.a 's ,'ss s
me arf NJ the Cuban police at time Wien stn
as he alleged he was on the way G GO as
no eo Gnmpese census Of Cuba causing comment ro2
sr,,sr to that provoked by the sloan ircuding
Gs coene Edward DudE the AdgS
GsRTa e s"sSStJ the to justly he Rolling Of
neeins cr mna The Amers sb la the nynFE Federal
ths to act here in manner similar 10
that in which II may act IN any 0'a'e u ''''
dean Union
F1REBRANDs NOT WANTED
s.oor sagrarto says that Manzano. the former
.o,an,sh Inspector of Police here. who Narrowly
i.scenad rough handling at Guanabacoa on Sunoa!
A, tho hands Of those who recalled his persecu-
zion of the Cubans under the old regime is no"
s.t the Spanish Consulate In Havana, where ne
,took refuge after leaving Guanabacoa- He VIII
rhs TonsuI denies any official knowledge of the
~early coming from Spain or the notorious
rheueved 10 have committed many murders mere.
HE saws that If the presence of Ramos IN Cu .I
Should provoke disturbance the man woula De I'm
smediatey returned TO Spain II is rumored IN ha ma
Eana that Ramos if he lands at this port, VIII
Hcertainly be lynched. I ..,obor
, Mr. Hickman American has oeen sulcheh
down with the yellow fever at Matanzas, .-o
The last troops stationed In this city left mere
,xhis morning for Quemados leaving only those
Sxarrisoning MORO Castle. Cabanas Fortress and
sfhe outlying forts ,, c,..
a., The municipality of Havana has asked GoVernor
LUDLOW to authorize the expenditure OF so""" a
Syear for public schools