New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-11
THE NEWS FROM HAVANA,
CUBAN ARMY ROLLS TO BE DELIVERED
UP TO-DAY.
PAYMENT OF THE INsURGENr ARMY TO BE Ex
PEDITED-AMERiCAN SOLDIER SHOT BY A
PoLICEMAN-THE STRIKE.

PEDIrED-AMERIcAN SOLDIER SHOT BY
PoLIcEMAN-THE STRIKE.
Havana April 1o,--The military authorities
have been informed that they Will receive to-
morrow the Cuban army muster-ros. now held
by the so-caIled Executive Committee appointed
By the late Military Assembly before Its dissolu-
tlon With General Gomez as the army's repre-
sentative TO be dealt with in the matter OF pay
ment and disbandlng. and with the rolls In their
DC session the Americans will then be in a
position to push forward energetlcay which
they are fully prepared to do. Clerks employed
several weeks ago waiting at headquarters
at FL Vedado to copy and compare the rolls
Major-General Ludlow has written 10 Gov
ernor- General Brooke regarding the request OF
Judge Ortiz, OF the Guadaloupe District Court.
to the Secretary Of Justice, Lanuza. for prose-
crtion OF the Military Governor on the ground
OF interfering to prevent DR.. Jollihe and Mr..
Barton, Americans. being kept incommunicado
az provided by the Spanish law. In his reply
the Goyernor-Genera approves General Lud-
lows course. He is determined to abolish the
incommunicado practice. and sehor Lanuza Is
preparing the necessary decree.
The Sd Kentucky Volunteers, A officers and
042 men, sailed from Matanzas yesterday for
Savannah the Florida and the Fitzpatrick.
The 31st Michigan Regiment Will leave Glen
fuegos tomorrow. as well as battalion Of the
Sd Engineers. now stationed at headquarters
The engineers will be the last volunteers TO
leave the Signal Corps will probably be mus
tered out here
Yesterday an American soldier grew dsor
derly In a barroom at FL Cerro a suburb of Ha-
vana, and assaulted policeman with piece
of gaspipe. the wall being torn in the affray.
The policeman shot the soldier. wounding him
fatally The wounded man was conveyed to
the hospital where he died this morning un-
identified 1t Is believed. however. that his
name was Condor.
A duel with swords was fought this morning
between Senior Eugenio Santa Cruz and sehor
Manuel Menendez. arising out OF a political dis
cussion Menendcz was wounded In the arm.
The strike on the United Railroads Is assurn-
ing a serious character. The number OF strik-
ers has been increased to sixteen hundred
committee representing the strikers waited upon
Governor General Brooke to-day. explaining
their attitude The General warned them not
TO disturb public order. The strikers VIII move
the mails and American troops, but VIII not as
sist in the transportation or passengers OF
freight A prominent resident Of MatanZas ana
his family wanted to come to Havana in order
TO call on steamer for Spain. but he could not
do so because Of the strike. The American mill
tarv authorities ordered the trainmen to trans
port him and his family on the nal. train. ana
upon their refusal to do so the conductor ens'-
neer and fireman were arrested.
General Maxine Gomez Informed last
night by the Cuban Army representatives from
Pinar del Rio Havana and Matanzas provinces
that they have reinstated him as Commander
n-Chief
General Ludlow announced to-day the APP
poIntment OF Aristides Aguerro to take charge
of the distribution Of ratons in the Department
~ Havana at n salary OF $500 month. charge
able like the rations. to the Cuban customs
Aeuerro was one OF the most violent member
of the Cuban Military Assembly. and vigorous
| ~ denounced Ge ,era Gomez. He is regarded
as an able man, and for some time during
the revolution the Cuban agent In Sou'h
America.