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HONORs FOR sCHLEY AND sAMpsoy.


WASHINGTON. July s-The preslden,
has determined 10 promote Acting Admiral
Sampson and Commodore Schley. IN recog-
milton OF their services In the destruction
OF the Spanish naval feet in American
waters. but Is undecided as to the exten,
OF promotion Although Admiral Sampson
outranks Commodore schiey in command
OF the naval forces In Cuban waters. he Is
subordinate to that officer by two numbers
in the naval register. Commodore Scaiey
stand No. in the list o: commodorss. and
Sampson stands No. 10. having been pro-
NOTED 20 that grade within the past week.
Commodore Watson. also on duty with the
feet at Santiago. is senior 20 both OF the
others, standing No. 6 In his grade. When
an official report Is received. a decision will
be reached as 20 the extent OF the promo
ton to be made.
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MESS1NA. Sicily. July s.-The Spanish
torpedo boat destroyers Audaz. Prosperina
md Osada, belonging to Admiral Camara's
squadron. have arrived here from Port
Said. on their way back to Spain.
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SPANISH STEAMER ALFONSO XII.
SUNK BY DARING AMERICANS.

KEY WEST. Fla. July $50 r m
There IS now H.tle doubt that the Spanish
steamer destroyed ~ the Hawk. Prairie
and Castiae al Marleione Wednesday
night Was the transatlantic liner Alfonso
MI os nearly 500 tons.
Although ;se American ships were un-
able 10 approach close enough to clearly
establish her identity or account Of the
brisk FIRE from s1e shore batteries. her
appearance correspondei almost exactly
witA TIE description given ot the Alfonso
Nj. as g;vea in Gioyds-
The destruction - tire spanisrd was a
daring pgecs ot work. The credit does
70, az te&oug 10 the Prairie. whose big
guns orally ercoFzFsas~oa The sEaaiArsi's
rssia aaa left her mas ef 5'axsnx wreck
age cn TIE beach, The work o. sAs little
converted yacht Hawk was heroic to .
sexree. gt MAS she who 0zak 6isceyexs4
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the enemy and at once gave chase run
ming back 4; distance. when the Span
lard drew under the Mariei batteries and
close 10 twe Spanish gunboats lying in the
h2rbor. Before seeking aid. however. the
Hawk lowered small boat, manned by
Ensign Schofeld and n crew OF six. In
the bright light OF the tropical moon they
pulled boldly 10 Within ships length os
the Spania-d. after she had gone aground.
their mission being 10 learn her name
From the time they left the Hawk until
their return the small boat ara her crew
were made brilliant target for the enc
my and Al iaceSsaa. FIRE was directed at
them.
However. they drew closer and closer
Shots were flying au around them. tss.
nons struck them aa4 ,Aey were eventual
ly compelled % return 90 their ships with
oN3 Asv1aS accomplished their m;sxsoa
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More Psymasf~r. Needed.

WASHINGTON. July s-Paymasfer
General Stanton. of the army. has recon-
rser.ted 20 Secretary ot War Aige~ the
masters for the army service. There are
ROW On the rolls seventy paygaas.erE .n
The volunteer and twsnfy-aYs In the reg
u,zr army. bat this number u trzAeQaase
Ear tSs Yugk n hand
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WASHINGTON. July s.-Nayal officials
made in the makeup Of the Eastern
squadron. which is to strike blow against
the Spanish coast. as the batileship Iowa
suffered some hard knocks in the recent
naval battle with Cervera's squadron. and
1t may be necessary to substitute one ot
the other battleships during the repairs on
the Iowa No decision on the subject has
been reached thus far. as the department
kas not received the report showing the
exact condition OF our ships after the bat
tie. The Associated Press interview with
Capt. Robley Evans. Of the Iowa, leads
naval experts to believe that the Iowa will
require considerable overhauling before
she is ready for trip across the ocean.
According to Capt Evans story the Iowa
was struck twice and one shell exploded.
while the other IL imbedded. unexploded.
near the water line OF the ship. This last
shot may prove troublesome. From the
light manner In which Capt. Evans speaks
serious by the officials. yet 1t Is probably
enough to keep the Iowa from accom-
panying the Eastern squadron to the coast
Of Spain. A decision as to whether she
viii be withdrawn will not be made until
tho report is received on the condition Of
the ship. Either the Massachusetts or the
Indiana viii be substituted for the Iowa.
il 1t is found necessary to make a change.
Either OF them is as formidable as the
Iowa. Their four large guns are Of the
13-inch type. while those OF the Iowa are
12-inch. In other respects their batteries
are similar to the Iowa. They are COM
monty regarded as rather better sea-going
ships than tho Iowa.
The department has not decided to In
crease the number Of Watson's ships. Al
has been reported. - Il = felt that the list
announced yesterday y quite ample 20 TAXA
care Of Admiral Camara.s squadron. now
returning hastily to protect the coast Of
Spain. Camsra's only armored ships are
the Pelayo and Carlos ". the former OF
$500 and the latter of 1900 tons. They are
outranked in every point by the ships OF
the American squadron, armor. armament,
speed. size and number OF guns, and gen.
eral effectiveness
Admiral Bunce sent the welcome news to
the navy department today that the repairs
being made on the dock at the Brooklyn
navy yards had been completed. It is ex-
pected that the ba.tleship Iowa can be
docked within the next three weeks. and
the damage she suffered during the engage
ment with Cervera's fleet repaired.
Camara Sails for Cartagena.
PORT SAID, July e-Six vessels belong
ing to the fleet Of Admiral Camara arrived
here today from Suez on their way back
to Spain. AT 6 o. m. today the warships.
coiliers and troop ships sailed for Carta-
gena.
Destroyers Reach Messina.
MESSINA. Sicily. July s.-The Spanish
torpedo boat destroyers Audaz. Prosperina
and Osada, belonging to Admiral Camara.s
squadron. have arrived here from Port
Said. on their way back TO Spain.
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Admiral sampson Warns pl.nco.

MADRID. July At is rumores that the
Spanish government has received a dis
patch from Capt. Gen. Rlaneo announcing
a ;eiegraphsc dispatch sunmoring t1e
Spanish commander 20 order the evacua-
tien OF Ctffsa within forty-esght hours ard
announcing that otherwise the Americans
viii bosnhard ali ire forts in cubs
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AMERICA WILL NOT Grant
AN ARMISnCE OF TEN DAYS.
United States Has Nothing to
Gain by Doing So.
CAMARA'S FLEET COULD REACH HOME

No Open Move for the Purpose Of Negotiating Peace Has
Yet Begun-The Powers Reported to Be Debating the
Situation Evidence That the Spanish Cabinet Is Di-
vded-The Throne Said to Be in Danger and the
Country in the First Stages Of Revolution to
Secure the Expulsion Of Don Carlos From Belgium.
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UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER
THE ONLY TERMS OFFERED.
President Mckinley Gives Shat
ter Plain Instructions.
SPANISH ARMY MUST NOT GET AWAY

Linares Offer to March Out Of the City, Leaving Amer
cans in Possession, Meets With Flat Refnsal-Un-
less the Enemy Gives Up by Noon Today the Bonn
bardment Will Begin-0ur Troops in Fine Condition
to Overwhelm the Intrenchments- Twenty
four Hours They Will Be Undsputed Conquerors.
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WASHINGTON July 9-There is the strongest disposition on
the the sragss regard unfavorab the proposition said to
be looking days
order consider They believe that the United States
has everything lose nothing gain accepting
son During that Admiral squadron might
odment in strongly fortified coast town like Fo and thus
eude Wason pursuit History shows that the directors
full armies always ceasng military operations until
capuao achieved requires the strong
hand of diplomacy bring pause
summation peace reach understanding
No Open Move for Peace Yet Begun
Belief that the will be inauguraed
strong but the definite made that
has taken form thus far The department today that
overures direct indirect official unofficial had been sub
med to the government Similar
from the English French German and other embassies and
legations
Denial That Formal overtures Have Been Made.
LONDON July 9-Although runors and
there general feeling that Spain peace nothing definite
the subject is known quarters Both the officials
the United States embassy and the British foreign Office the
ton the yesterday and the foreign
Spain peace
United States through Sir Henry Wolff the
Madrid they alleged Spain
in the story referred to.
Madrid Cabinet Divided
MADRID July correspondent impartial tele
graphs that ten days armce coming but adds that he thinks
the with the vatican engineering the
sderng the form which the armistice should
Sagasa however, declared after the meeting
the armistce without
ernment is only dtcussng prosecuting
Duke de Rio upon leaving the cabinet today peace
negotiations had been opened adding present
talk only of war; 1t the general impression that
is divided as to the peace question.
According the newspapers here the Spanish minister of foreign
declared that European power disposed
half unless the begeents make to that effect
dispatch from Santiago that American reinforce
Mercedes
the entrance to Santiago.
Mutterings Civil Spain.
Copyrighted, 1898 by the Associated Press
BERLIN July 9-Private advices Madrid
dissatisfaction the Spanish and circles with
dynasty cabinet greatly increasing assuming
proportions Casm spreading rapidly particularly in the
revolution Strong being brought
upon King Leopold Belgium expel
the that the Spanish pretender
foreigner Emperor William Germany Emperor
Joseph Austria have joined these representations
have been unavaiing
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Special Dispatch to the nostIneligencer.
NEW YORK, July "a special from Washington says The
president at late hour tonight positively refused allow Shat
ter commanding before Santiago anything but nond
onal surrender from Gen. Lnare the latter
Skaters demands before Sunday believed Santiago will
be in the hands of Americans by sunset MARKHAM
Both Sides Lined Up for Battle.
WASHINGTON July 9-The great battle expected today did
not take place. although the limit expired noon
on both sides at Santiago lined up for battle
The that the Spanish commander who had
correspondence by telegraph with his home seeking
make terms with Gen. Safter by which he might his army
from capture He willing give Santiago without resistance
allowed to retreat with all of his the and
but this idea not entertained for
Surrender Means Early Peace.
contrary every put up all
of Santiago compel
Spanish To have allowed to make unmoesed
neror would have amounted simply renfoscemens
of Havana by thousands soldiers
their courage worthy lighting
the other hand their surrendeg believed
any produce moral effect both Spain
itself, and tend to the early conclusion of the
Secretary Ager and Ad Gen. Corbn quick
ton with Gen Shafter at Santiago during the day. These officials
relating the negotiations that going between Gen. shaer
and Gen Lnares confirm the exciting that
dying through the corridors all day.
Shafter Will Assume Control o the City
Nevertheless crisis had
been reached far Santiago concerned and
the close of the there
by
his rested commissay improved
cleared his artillery completely placed
effective None OF these things begiu
ming armsce the hand Spanish have
diminished their slender provisions steadily
lost confidence
Everything Shater reported be satisfactory condition.
fighting might be resumed Santiago
Shafer the himself
of Santiago and retain that command long he
vcn relieved Washington
contemplated captured
without careful consideration of the involved
point moral obligation upon
civilized nation but also from sound political considerations The
Santiago
dsquiet believed military
will expected that
civilized
ing severely dealt with.
Ager Expects Fight Today.
conference broke shortly after midnight Secretary Agcr
said had been reports of firing of action.
he added "there has been talk of surrender
proposition which will be
think, will oil about as they intended"
by that he asked "hat the bombardment
will be made onec?"
say definitely very probable replied
Spanish Officials Their Time.
Copyrighted 1898, by the Press
FRONT OF SANTIAGO. 9-The Spanish
consider the proposition Of surrender Cable operators
request the Spanish officials have been
Santiago the city being
general feeling among
officers is that the surrender will be made.
proposed battalion sharpshooters
battalion in the said that this
able the region the army peseous
guelas other make attempts
assasnae wounded they being carried the
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FIGHTING BOB EVANS
MY Be OUT OF II.
Battleship Iowa Injured in
the Fight With Cervera.
WILL HAVE TO BE DOckED.

Probability That Some other War
Vessel VIII he Sent With the
Eastern S4aadron-Watson Does
Not Need Additional ships In Or
Arrives at Pert Naiasn Its Return
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