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III Qua-ado. m, of the (Julian rove-
lutlonllts, arrived here. He received a
telegram iron: Benjamin Guerra, aura!»
or at the revolutionists at New York. as
followa:
“Panohito Gomez cables that Marti
lives. All the passengers from Santiago,
lnoludlgg l’ortueondo’s wile. believe him
alive. believe it in lo and havoteia
graphed to all. Cheer up.
“ Bunion. "
Panohlto Gomez ll a son of General Go-
mez, leader of the insurrectionlsto in On-
ba. and is in San Domingo. Portwndo.
who is mentioned, in Maui'- private aeo-
retary. Quentin does not believe that
Marti is dead and has never believed it.
"if he is dead." he says. "than he he.
been assassinated. as he would not have
been on the hold of battle. lie ll the civil
leader. and there are enough generals to
lead the lighting without his doing In.
However. even if he were dead. it would
make no diiierence to the cause. it would
go on just the same. because it is a light
not of men. but of principles. "
HAVANA. June «i.——'l'lioinsurgents have
succeeded in burning Fort Iionlato. which
was in course of construction at Moron,
a short distance north of Santiago do Cn-
ba. Lieutenant Colonel Toledo has taken
prisoner a lieutenant of the insurgents.
who declares that the latter are dispiritcd
since the death of Jose Marti. "e con-
firms the report that Maxim ~iozis
wounded. as are Bellito and
The troops were tired or-
geiits bctwoen Victoria do ..ud
l’uortu dot l’adre, but lli' . was re-
pulsoii. the resulting loss ...0 rebels be
ing two Wounded and two prisoners.
Marco's band of insurgents burned a
plantation in Guantanamo belonging to
the heirs of Buoiio.
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Bowen More Death: in Philadelphia no-
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Plill.Al)l-Zl.l’lIlA. June 4,—Sevcn deaths
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was made up of pollcomoniind firemen,
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