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San Antonio Daily Light
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
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Havana dispatch reports Gen. Antonio Maceo's suspected landing in Cuba via English schooner Honor; Governor-General Callejo prohibits Masonic lodge meetings island-wide; no interior revolution news; guerrillas under Emilio Matamaras defeated in skirmish near Songo-Socorro, with Matamaras killed.
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NEW YORK, April 8.-A special dispatch from Havana, says: The name of the English schooner from which Gen. Antonio Maceo and his companions are supposed to have landed on Cuban soil is the "Honor" of eighteen tons.
Governor-General Callejo has prohibited all meetings of Masonic lodges throughout the island.
No news of the revolution in the interior was received here yesterday.
A band of revolutionary guerrillas, under command of Emilio Matamaras, which has been menacing Songo, were defeated Friday in a skirmish on the road to Socorro. Matamaras was killed during the engagement.
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Cuba
Event Date
April 8
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guerrillas defeated; emilio matamaras killed; masonic meetings prohibited
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Special dispatch from Havana: Gen. Antonio Maceo and companions landed on Cuban soil from English schooner Honor (18 tons). Governor-General Callejo prohibited all Masonic lodge meetings island-wide. No interior revolution news received yesterday. Revolutionary guerrillas under Emilio Matamaras, menacing Songo, defeated Friday in skirmish on road to Socorro; Matamaras killed.