New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-02
THE CUBAN RESURRECTION.

What has been going on In other lands
than ours" asked Busy Man.
Disturbances Of serious nature con-
unue In Cuba. despite the steps taken to
crush the negro rebellion and the protesta-
lions OF President Gomez that he will be
able TO cope with the situation. The latest
reports reaching the Department OF State
reiterate that American interests are still
mensced and that the lives OF foreigners
are In jeopardy General Estenoz the com
mander In chief OF the black Instruction
lists. has demanded contributions from vari-
Gus commercial and agricultural enter
prises In the Guantanamo district and has
threatened TO burn the plants and pillage
property unless the payments are made.
according to the dispatch. President Taft
replied TO President Gomez's telegram re-
garding the attitude OF the United States
toward Cuba He declared the American
governments activities In mobilizing war
vessels at Key West and dspatching the
Prairie with marines 10 Guantanamo were
not in any sense an Intervention move.
Unofficial advtces have been received at
General Orozcos headquarters. in Chit
huahua, Mexico, that an emissary repre-
senting the controlling bloc Of the Mexi-
can Congress is on his way to that city TO
propose TO Orozco that IL he will recognize
Congress the majority OF that body. in re-
turn, will remove President Madero from
power. The small rebel garrison of Jime-
nez evacuated the town. burning the bridge
at the Rio Flordo. The federal military
trains have therefore been blocked several
days. The rebels are running out of am
munition, and feeling against the United
States for preventing expectation OF arms
into Mexico runs high in the rebel zone.
Lack OF ammunition is given as one Of the
principal reasons why the insurrectos have
retreated before the advancing federals.
TELLS STORY OF LARGE AWARD.
According to the Cartagena newspaper
Ei PorvenIr.' negotiations between the
American Minister at Bogota and the CO.
lombian government have resulted In an
ARRANGEMENT whereby Colombia and the
United States acknowledge the sovereignty
of Panama. Furthermore. Colombia. ac-
cording to the same authority, will receive
go. 600, 900 indemnity. and the United States
oblgates itself TO intervene and settle def
nitely the boundary between Panama and
Colombia and to procure a loan OF SO coO,-
900 for Colombia. The arrangement, the
paper adds, must be approved by the con-
crosses OF the United States and Colombia
Eighty persons were killed In a fire In
theatre at Villareal. Spain. which was
caused by a moving picture explosion
RoosEvELT's VICTORY IN JERSEY.
What's the chief political news?"
Queried Busy Man.
Theodore Roosevelt captured the entire
twenty-eight New Jersey delegates to the
coming national convention in the pri-
maries on Tuesday, and. in addition, he de-
feated President Taft in the preferential
vote by a majority estimated at 1900
While Colonel Roosevelt scored a remarka-
BILE victory In New Jersey. 1t was not more
striking than that of Governor Wilson over
the Smith-Nugent machine. Candidates
we're placed against the Governor in every
district In the state by the machine men,
and outside Of Essex County they did not