The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-07

which L. raxsng. TIE vsaBsrt w*nss
ard forfenfs o. raGn reader she rsses
es the sFanasss troefas unasaG}fng. Tae
natives easily aga ~ sveFy ssea wsta
tas4s ssazAsng knives. TODAY tae fnsss-
gentg hold Mzsaheu TAFaf@e ard H@etz0s.
TTey are nsrs attacking saa Tsrara sni
Nosste. the Nsassrsas e tise city. 2Ageh Is
completely eaegssal fsr 8lsf4ree u seyea
ruslAs A natase regiment ssnAer G.sl. Ags11E-
ado, cosarfn o. sae snssgseeAt sea6eE. ve&-
ter3ay sosnsd sae sssargenss. Tnre@ rack
cts we're droppess into sns city today They
are supposed 10 have BEEN a signal for the
n&sive9.
The Governor Bex~ for Terms.
The sosernor has. kRsGsed q 6espalrtng
proclamation. begging tbs sg@s1rgeatH 10
eorss TO serEs. and now he ia arranging
4. remove zil ire Spanish population inside
the old sailed city. he II aiiing the
snoass. testing sAs ssrawasis3geE and piae-
Ing strong guards On she principal streets
and artillery along this waL&. AL the troops
are camping In the Suburbs. THO weather
IL terrific.
I.atss-It now appears that tse rockets
YESTERDAY w-r. not signals to the natives.
bat "a warning srasn The German consulate
CT the approach % ths typsoon. Issued for
ire henaas Of saips Ia the harBor.
Dewey VIII Not Permit an Attack.
I Wasted Cavisa without the spsnsaras
knowing II. an1 found there 81 wounded
and sg prisoners, among the latter SIX
spanish ofdcers All wers we!i treated.
Chief A9ulEaido In the course or an In
ssrview. has said that the insurgents are
eager To make an ataek on Manila forth
wltn. bat that Admiral Dewey refuses to
ALLOW h0racs OF passionate seFa!-aavagss
10 ssogsa "a civilized metropolis
Admiral Dewey wants 10 await the ar
fgYai Of the American troops. In the
gsa antinae. the insurgents have been for
Bidders 10 cross the, Afoiate river. seven
miles south OF Manila. Otherwise the
Peirsl Will be stationed there u Domhard
them.
The volunteers smelt powder yesterday.
An officer was killed and three officers
wounded. They retired rapidly. One
Gesmau resident has enlisted with the
volunteers.
Many natives viii try 70 earn The large
reward the government has offered for
abe capture Of ths insurgent chief Agai-
naido. dead or aisvs. Already several OF
the Insargent officers have been asaassi-
mated
spanfnrds Expect Reinforce nae nis.
1t IL officially declared that four more
cruisers. with cosiierz. torpedo boats and
transports. carrying i0.ea troops. have left
Spain for Eastern waters. The spanards
ara utterly nnimpresses! by the naval de-
feat here. They explain that their squad
ron was vastly outclsssed and are conf
dent OF a victory on shore. They are de-
isgmsHed 10 fight 10 the end. as the ships
did Evidently they will never learn COM
man sense uutIl Manila Is annihiiated by
street and house fighting in the outer city
and honbardmeut OF the walled citadel.
Ths insurgents RACED a railway station
ten miles 10 tins north Of Manila ard kill
Si tree Ett&@t- Sst+f AT 1fs3tEEs AHS8e kt ~
also been pitched batgia at a spanish
post south OF Manila. near caylte. the re-
suit being taat the insurgents retired. The
Spanish casualties were fifteen.
At Manila the work % constructing de-
lenses goes Ga. and there ars saudbag
hrsastwosks in all directions. The Ameri-
ears are Always using thelr searchiights
bal they never interfere with the work on
the defenses
Tho Spanish behave they are short of
ammunition.
The governor has issued n Proclamation
Offering the natives great CONVERSIONS and
declaring that the Americans will be pow
egless on the land.
Insurgents Advance Along the Coast
Meanwhile tae insurgents are steadily
advancing along the coast. supported by
tae United States sun0oat Petrol. and are
driving the spauisTas into Manila. They
have captured live important positions
niHe miles from lhe Ctfy. and over 81
spaniarga have been Killed. -Four thou
sand spanish rrinforceIaeuta have been
sent. bat Il Is asserted THAI ASu!naldo
vii enter the city BY juno H. \ bona.
harasi1~nt will be avoided II possible
The Foreigners have held a public meet
iug. ana two steamers are ready a; a mo-
menfs noslce - take them TO the pro-
lection Of thejr ow0 warships or the
Americans.
ncwey's Report or the right.
WASHINGTON. J;.ne s-ATIer many
conflicting rumor~ os naval engagements
tho landing ~ treops ana soea matters
~ the navy department there came a.
the clase ~ the day ere important bgt o.
news embodied in "a Report from A3mlFa
Dewey ~ successes achieved hy the ia
sUgEents al Manila
Tae navy department a. =. m. psssl *
- following bulletin;
".Admlgal Dewey fes,1r1s that So lUeur
gents have 6$SA aetlve.e engaged wtrA!Y
the pg0Y.Ute - t&vtse sNle}nE the pas
week urtG they aav0 won several v;csuytss