Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18
AMERICAN TROOPS ARRIVE.
Reported at Shanghai Of The First Expedition 10
Manila.


London. June ia special dispatch
from Madrid to The Daily Mail says.
Senior sagasta, replying In the Cortcs
today TO a question as TO whether Ma
nila had fallen. replied in the negative.
Tut he added that the situation there
was Of the gravcst character Tho dis
patches from Madrid agree that this
statement. together with the report
that the rebels are attacking the walled
city. has caused Intense depression.
Japan. according 90 Especial dis
patch from shanghai. is sending addi-
tlunni warshlps 10 Manila md DO b. re-
ported at Shanghai that the American
troops have arrived az Manila.
Special dispatches from Hongkong
confirm the dispatches 60 the Assoc
cintedprcHs fromManil1 and add the ru-
NOR that Capt-Gvn. Augustus vito
and family ARE held at hostages at
Cavltc.
II appears that the German cruiser
Kaiaefin Augusta Uu entering Ma
Mia bay took th unusual course ~ nn-
lutlng the spanish ulr
The iiongkung Cur.fpondcnt ~ the
Times says According Co Manila nd
vices dated Juno 18TH ana brought here
hy H. NJ. s. Linnyt. the rebels have
captured the family Of Cnpt-Gun. Au-
guHti.
I'm most cases the dcsortions from the
naval regiments have been accom-
panied by massacre ~ the officers.
~ ~ reported from shanghai that the
spanish archbishop ~ Manila hnh
arrived there with the German troop
ship purmatHdt.
The Madrid correspondent % the
Times gives the text of Berlin letter.
dated June ith. and read IN the Cortos
on Thursday rurpurtlur Co hc the text
~ an agreement signed April 2ith, nt
/ Singapore. between Agulnnlio. the In
7 surrent leader. and tho American COM
I sul there. regarding tho future govern.
mcnt ~ the Philippines, an agreement
| aftorwnrd orally ratified ut HongkonE
/ by Admiral Dewey.
In this agreement AFuinaldo under
l takes Co organize n republican govern
mont under the protcctnrntc Of the
| United States. with the assistance NJ
I two or three American delegates ua
I CuuuHellura. The ports ~ the urchi'
pUlHEu are Co Boo opened Co foreign
/ trade ana immigrants. with certain tc'
HtrictionH against the Chinese.
Then follow clauses promising judi'
I Cinl ana other reforms. the expulsion
/ and abolition ~ "tymnulcll religious
/ urdDrH' the freedom of the press. pro.
/ lection 90 Spanish residents, provision
| Tor the return uf Spanish officials O.
. SPAIN and the gcncral development OF
] the country
The Times correspondent says th'
! contents ~ the agreement harmonic
/ with Information derived from uthUl
sources. but there IL no proof of iu
authenticity,
COT A WRONG REVELATION.
London. June tS-The Ionrkoni
correspondence N the Daily Shall Hays
"rho archbishop 81 Manila. MonHIgno
della. announces that he has hl'
communication from God. who hu
promised him that the Yankee piss
viii be- driven out OF the island am
that spain will DO triumphant In IA
end
"rhcro H. an idea In Manila that IN
Germans have something up thni
I'VE on this point my fpondnn
writes; The Germans are disposed {
be- mcddlcaomr here. Germans nu
nldiahih oputedOnd nCpHt- HHHlcvc
SpuuiurdH urc very chummy. enter
7 thinning one another ~ dinner pnftir
and walking nrm-in-ufm cycrywhor
There ~ no question about how m
british feel. They are watching IN
Germans closely"
\ special dispatch from Madrid say
that according 60 dispatch just 2,
] tflNfa NN'lf from liuUFhhWNt TOUR Whl
ships carrying the Has 81 the Philit
pine insurgents have appeared IN M1
Mia bay ana attacked the city froi
the sea IN combination with the IN
hurgcnt forces on land,
sPAStARps IN DREAD.
Manila, June S-Vin Ilongkong Jun
i7.--tCopyrght. 1895. By the Associate
Press l-Thrrr IL intermittent firing a
the outskirts OF the city In all dire,
lions. The spnnlurda are utterly oN