Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-11

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t.tifJ captain Charles u. f,owou.
ee,orh infruffv and Private Peter
s.eisou cumurn, A. Second Infantry
Wonrdef. Lieut. ~ j. Luta. Second
Infantry. privnfe charles jenl-n. COME
many s. second lnfrutfy Private
Charles Irnfd. coupanl b Second IN
fariry. and riiyatc Nelson Gilbert Jr,
Twenty first infantry.
TOWN TO nH ATTACHED SOON.
Washington. July 1.-THE war d.
partmcnt today made public three 6i'-
patches from Gen. shufter received to-
rho following was received at 1889
"piaya dri retr-Thc nn,y1 he's
promised nftsr the humhnrdWrut Doe
riuf tu rft Nv close Ia the hafhor with
romn NJ their lieht draf; hori1. II
thr homhHrGmout tomorrow uuu'yl 10
not quickly conclusive they VIII nuke
thu attempt AZ soon aa lIcnryH &C..
enforcement Arrives we viii surround
thr town and can knock Il 20 pieces
without llrht guns. Captain Goodrich
of the g. Louis assisted me very ably
IN dlaemh1rkIng truopH."
TWpnty-thrrr minutes later the fol-
lowing was rccrivr1i
MY plans Tor tomorrow ire 90 irrp
NJ the huwhnfdment n the trenches
and city and complete the investment
on the northwest hy the troops which
have Just arrived ai SIhunuy. one rrgi-
mcnt N which. the First Illinois. has
now reached mo-
Soon after mon the following was re-
cclvud;
u regret 20 report that CAPTAIN Row.
III. second officer. was killed late yes
to-day afternoon"
5000 MORE TROOPS.
Juragua. July TO- via Associated Press
Dispatch Boat 90 Port Antonio. Jt.
maien, July n. via Kingston. Jamaica,
July ~. $3.50 u m.- tCnpyriEhf. 1925. hy
the Associated prrsfl Tho shores 90
this utiln cove wfro the busiest places
ln cuba this afternoon. Five thousand
men were either d.sDmbafklug from
steamers or preparing iu take up thH
march 90 Gou. Skaters headquarters
near Santiago There was nH much
confusion ns n ten clrruHnH were pre-
pairing 10 make camp
The officers were looking Tor horses
and mules. irving Co kcrp thalr men
together. sending lick men 20 tho hnapi-
t1l, and attending Go rAtluns and bag
Flrr The engineers built q rough
! wharf of timber Co he used IN landing
The First Illinois. numbering I, 900
men, arrived hrlp vest rday and began
/ diromhfrkinr lart nIrht. aud VIII prob.
I ably hr thH FIRST of Con. ShutnrH rye
] Inducements 90 reach here. About 900
l recruits Tor the Euinr army la thU
nrid wcrr under way 90 the front
Tho District OF Columbia Infantry,
/ consisting NJ 90 men. arrived here ilie
morning on the Cainnia and began
landgg no once.
Tho luxuliry cfuser g. Paul has gle
80 arrived here with the Eighth Ohio
| Infantry $50 mon
Tho steamer IA anchored quite a dis.
lance from the Hhnrr. which nocrHHl-
tntcH u long pull IN the boats 60 Eei
The men ASHORE. Tho landing Of troops
here o. NECESSARILY made iu Email huntn
necessarily made IN small boats car
| ry'nr n 90 go men each. Thr boats
/ run through q llght surf. and the land.
INK IL ns safe a. a wharf. although che
| mon Fet wet ~ takrH a long time o.
unload irElmfnill stores, horses and
| mules, which are run Hfhura on light.
| rfu. The urt. ~ win hs landed whtr
/ %. wharf u extend "a. Six batteries al
lshi artillery and siege suns u fully
! manned VIII require moro Than LOO.
On 200, and as many animals.
Whom ihc Dandy lafi IuraFuB % wa,
expected thHt tho whole expedition
! would h' soon strung along the Ten
| miles between the landing place and
Oh. 'front.' ihut Infantry glluF In lirhl
ori.r with three days ratIons and rail-
Al nvr O'Clock a heavy rain was fan.
/ ms nud threatened il make tho road
diWrrU able Tor che Infantry and yer,
bad Cor the artillery,
The cuban nuNil'nrlcs with rifles nnt
mnrhHiHH were ont In large force rat.
ting fltlluH. They seem ta have rprnv.
er q from their state ~ Hcmi-stnrynti0t
nnd are getting fat
In spite ~ The docinrF' orders. oui
soldiers ON landing eat mangrovea nnt
other Uulpy fruits. CnunanutH wru
worry abundant ana the soldiers feast
"a On them.
shin SnlaCr arrived here ana an M
sick who were able 90 be moved wrr.
taken from the tent hospital and place.
on hoard her. The slght NJ The wound
"a mon Ind n depressing effect on th'
Ynluut '0rs.
n D. rumorcd here that Cen. shnfto
rtrnnrly ndviHed thr acceptance or gen
Tnrnrs on.r 90 Furrpnd 70 n allowed I.
leave with the troops wearing their ma
arms and the American command D
said 90 have sent l0ur dispatch d
President Mckinley making argument
In favor ~ the acceptance NJ the Span
iatd's on
the importance ~ gaining immediate
r1ssefsion ~ SANTIAGO hlrhnr and cit,
no. NJ o. leave our n'rt ana army fre
DO und rtulyn other wnrlf According d
report Gen. fhlfior slld the accept
snce ~ Gan. Tprnrs OFFER would say
mo lives NJ our soldiers ana enable n
DO berlin the re'l.f or the starving Gu
hans Immediately. Tho advantage 4
tho fplrnrdH Cen Sh1ftar ~ also api
M have pointed ont WIN not BE- iare.
president Mckinney response wnr nj
nc0nir ns was Gen Grants upon
similar occasion
1 INCREASE IN THE LOSSES.
Wishlrrion, July ii,-Adiutant Gen
, | Hrll Curhln received today from gef