Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-05-13
LATER NEWS.

Inc senate mas pasSeu Iuc DlIl pro-
viding ior mail facilities in tie army.
The house passed the senate bill
authorizing the army to feed the Gu
bans and the people OF the island of
Cuba.
a Madrid dispatch says orders have
been sent 10 the governor-general Of the
Philippines to resist to the death the
attack on Manila.
A special from Madrid says the
municipal buildings at Linares have
been sacked and the crowd fred on by
soldiers. Fourteen we're killed and so
wounded.
A dispatch from Bahia, Brazil, an
nounces the arrival there of the battle
ship Oregon. 1t is said her call at
Bahia was in accordance with instruc-
tions from Washington.
Orders have been sent to Admiral
Dewey by the McCulloch from Hong
Kong to r~e-establish cable communica-
ton. Manila is said to be short Of
l'''N 'N''''~ '''N L''IlIL lFl]EL -ALLLAAN-
are necessary to avert suffering.
The disorder in the Spanish provinces
is increasing. Riots have now broken
out at Cadiz and Alicante, and trouble
is expected to spread to parts OF the
country which have hitherto been quiet.
AT Martos men, IN and children
have been parading the streets, crying:
Death to the thieves!'
The cabinet has decided to inaugurate
an aggressive campaign against the
Spaniards in the Philippines and Cuba.
Five thousand troops will be sent to
Manila at once from'the Pacific coast.
Later on Havana will be attacked from
the rear by the United States and in
surgent troops, and by the fleet in
front.
Gable advices received from Rear
Admiral Sampson his arrival
off the coast OF Hayti with a division
OF his fleet. He will remain at the
point where he is now located until the
department or one of the scouts inform
him of the appearance of the Spanish
men-of-war, which sailed from St.
vincent nine days ago.
The dons tricked Commander Lam
berton. saysEa Manila dispatch to the
New York Herald. He had been sent
TO take Cavite arsenal. He demanded
their surrender, but they asked for more
time. Upon their request being grant.
ed they improved their Opportunities
by fleeing to Manila and taking with
them the Mauser rifles of the fort.
Another tala of dootb nm +bo Al,o.o
trail has hean rece;yod Of viotoria ID
C. Twentv-two mon ware ~ononIfad ~
the waters 81 ON ;cohonnd @annt.;n
stream near Crater lake ~ tbo nortr
not one life was saved, Tho srdIon
breaking of tbo Zoo ON ub;oh ;; Ill
seekers we're WALKING san. tha@ 20
their doom w;thort monann.,n nax
ing, The names of the deal ara nm.
known.
Tho s,,r,oor 90 .bo c,..;uo
in tho battIa oi NJ ia oSss tinU
Admiral NIon,oio was marnSa TSn
canta;n cbanloin and on ntho'.
killed and az worndod on tho ro.t;u.
one hund,ed and 6fty wara IiIIaa nri
90 wounded IN the Poino G.ie.;nn
Admiral Nontoio,s aonshia M
killed and oo wnrndaJ on thonon T.,o
de Austria: fonr killed and a worn6aI
on the Ulloa,
In occo,darco w;.h .ho
ton Of the nros;dont boa;aI;us
MESSAGE sent 70 conSross ,hat IN
nassai = Ell y oossiess, 'na' oouy
modore tnow admiraN Dewey and tbe
officers and crews of the vessels Of bis
squadron. for their brilliant achieve
ment in defeating the Snanish Aeet in
Manila bav. and in c]aptnriny the forti.
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