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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08

Investigated thc laws 10 my country on
the subject I have mo- right To- determine
upon any part ~ the ease
Whatever crimes uf omission ut
commission may have been commit
ted, whether ON board In Hourgorne
or on RATS. or In small boats. were un.
doubleday committed under French iu-
riadiytiou. as they were under French
naE and therefore ln French territory.
This would apply even IN eases In
New York harblr"
when asked whether. n there was
evidence given by the passengers Co
show that any parties or members of
Ia HOurruguD'H crew had actually
Killed passenger from one VI the ships
boats DO would bo arrested here. the
consul said that he had not had thc
time TO look w the law on the sub
jcct
u am inclined 90 think. however"
he said. "ihat I would simply forward
the evidence 60 the homo authorities.
und II u was decided that crime had
been committed. would be instructed
60 cause the arrest uf the guilty par
ties. n they were Htiil herr. or they
would b, arrested in France. where they
VIII all be sent
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Key West. Fla. July Son Wodnos-
day. while the Maple. Of the hlockading
fleet. was cruising on Cardenas, she
sighted about 1000 men supposed 20 be-
Spanish soldiers ON the beach. The
little gunhoat vcnturcd fifty shots from
distance " about 1000 yards and
scattered the supposed Spaniarda.
Yesterday afternoon the Maple held
up British steamer. the Victoria from
progrcaso for New York. with cargo
Of hemp. She was caught about 40
hpd u contract to load at Vera Cruz
with provisions and run into Havana.
but at the last moment, weakened and
ala not make the attempt. As her
papers were regular she was permitted
TO urOrpUd
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LATEST NEWS FROM MANILA.
Americans viii Wait for he Second tpcdl.
ton Before Taking The City,
Gov. Marina, Of iadrnns Islands, Would
Rather b" q Prisoner Than boz shot
by the ~paniards

Chicago. July S-A special cable To-
the Chicago Record from ln o1rrss-
rnudeut John a. McCu,cheon.wlth Al
miul Dowcya feet Manila bay. July
tvia iionsfonr), says;
The American troops under Con.
Anderson. which have reached the
PHILIPPINES. ATE now comfortably quar-.
tered lu thc spanish military barracks
40 Cayl,s. aud are busy preparing Cor
hrtise service against the spanish SO
attack ou Manila ~ probable bafpfc
She arrival of the second detachment
ui troops under Con. Hrrtnc which i1
tNp,wcd rouu. The present fuiCU of
soldiers ana marines ig considered iu-
Ia Manila lu TN event of the vHpItula.
ton 81 that city. The soldiers. how
ever, are all eager 90 bcgia the night
inE.
Captain Gen. August has desired to
surrender Manila fnr some time. and
fur that reason the spanish council.
which is conducting the defense. trans.
iarrtd the iniiitnfy leadership irlm hlin
90 the ngniur colonel Of artillery
The Insurgents cuutr0l the City water
works and have cut on the supply
from that source. but us this D. the
rainy season and there ~ cloud burst
every day, the Spnniar,ia do not uuffci
from lack ~ water A more serious
matter Tor them at present u that the
insurgents have captured San Juan del
Muurr, fUN mll1H 90 The rrar OF tho
city, which had been ntird up with
old cannon ana q supply ~ ammunition
and provisions 90 serve HH the lat
stronghold Of the spanish government
after The force should be- driven out
% Manila by ihc b,mhlrlment OF the
American wiuHhlpa.
Gov. Marina. whom Captain Glass
brought Hs q pHr'npr from Guam. the
seat ~ spanish rnNHuu fnt in tho 1t
druuy islands. declines il accept rl,
role fIuW che Americans. prrfnrr.ug
20 rUmpln uHHuurr 900 rHyl'r r1thrg
than run the riak M being shot ln Ml-
Mia hy biz clurfrymrn Cor surrender.
Ing when mgnlced by tho guns ~ the
ChnrlsHton.
To-day the whmhipH IN thr bly are
dressed with O. Tby display ~ nugH In
tornr ~ the ith Of July. Tho troops
hrld military review az CaVHs.
The health IT the American forcDs
gDutluurH good
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that the navy shall not he destroyed
for such small victory as that OF SAM
tiHru.
without q navy. or ut least without
the steel bulldogs that make up US
backbone. now lying before Santiago u
might be- concluded that We should no
longer be- az safe NJ we feel ourselves
10 be nt present TO settle our difficulties
with Spain. The function OF the navy
In tomorruw'a attack will be- 10 help tho
army In the assault, when II SHAH come
10 the first stage by entering the hnr-
hor. but this win be done only after the
fortinrations Ut the entrance have been
reduced and the way cleared. II was
gathered that that was the conclusion
reached at the conference between
shnfter and sampson. Sampson report
"a briefly just after the conference. but
the department has not been able 20
communicate with them since and " u
feared that wire troubles exist that viii
prove embarrassing at this luncturc.
shaftor has said nothing about q for
ward movement on The partlraving the
conclusion plain that he wants the re-
Inducements.
An the Spanish naval officers cap
turrd by the American feet are 20 he
confined within the limits NJ the naval
academy grounds no Annapolis. They
VIII he placed In the quarters vacated
hv tho American naval officers who len
tho academy 20 ~ into active service,
ard wiz be- treated with the greatest
consideration.
Admiral Cervcra. u In said VIII h0
among the prisoners who VIII be given.
In an Likelihood. the freedom of the
rrnuudH
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SPAIN CALLS MORE TROOPS.
Hut the People are GettinE Very Weary OF
the War.

London, July s-A special dispatch
from Madrid, reviewing the situation,
says:
All Spain knows Of her defeat and
the people are beginning 10 realize the
magnitude Of tho disaster Tho Con-
ssrvatlvc press cNhortH good uitiacna 10
maintain peace.
An Important circular has been sent
10 al the republican organizations
signed by the leaders, and bearing ths
motto. "Proparr."
In the meanwhile extraordinary mil
ltary precautions have been taken to
quell any Internal troubles.
Cen. Corroa, the minister Tor war.
ana his secretaries, are working day
ana night A second call has been Is
sued Tor the Canary Island reserves,
aud additional forces OF home Infantry
and cavalry arr being raised, while
the artillery Is being augmented by
two pieces 70 each battery.
The peninsula armies viii total NJ
100000 men by July 10 Tho railroads
are preparing war trains on an lines.
and carriages are IN readiness nt an
the garrison stations
A high authority. however, expresses
the opinion that the rank and ille of
the soldiers are Inclined 90 condemn
me war and feel they are being driven
10 hloodshcd Tor uuiuEt c1us uy
schcmlng politicians, and no therefore
doubts the army's attitude In the event
OF ClVll troubles
The officers. too, while anxious Tor
war. arr divided ON the question Of
loyalty 10 the various claimants %
the throne, This question ~ succrH.
sion Is an important factor In a terri
bly, tense situation, 10 lR believed the
government IL anxious 90 Ind a pre-.
text 90 arrest Cen Wuyllr. fearing the
part he might play In the event Of
trouble breaking out
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TALK On EUROPEAN INTERVENTION
Its Getting wearisome necause Their. 4.
Nothing In IT,

London. July Dispatches from the
continental capitals SIN talk OF Euro
peun Intervention In tho Hispano-
American war, France ~ being ron.
renented ~ taking the Initiative ana
Germany and the other powers as de-
cllning To interfere.
ny way Of Berlin comes an interview
with senior Morot, the spanish min.
ister for the colonies. advocating thnt
spain should sue for peace. "becausn
II " Ridiculous even 70 suppose that
she could the out the United statea %
ard because Spain can only expect
fresh defeats, placing her In a worse
position than ever.
senior Moret said II was imperative
mat the United States should ism,
Victorious out OF ltE first war win n
foreign power because us social nr,b'
lens and surplus wealth compelied IL
10 pursue a policy OF expansion NJ,
said ne believed Spain had nothing "a
fear from the Carlista or The renuh'
hcans because both depended ON tbe ar-
my ana Us workmcn, whereas Tho
former, IN army, had already felt M
strength OF the enemy and waa No.,
llke'y 10 protest against peace vShirb
ln ~ terms, was the only thing th.'
would save the workmen from atarvn'
ton. ''"' va
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The Henley Regatta.

London. July Although lacking lts
usual international character. the llrn-
Icy royal rrgotta which began on Tues
day has been successful as "a flcirty
function. Tho weather has been per
feet An interesting fact IN connection
with the regctta II that n. n. Howell
the American oarsman NJ Trinity Han,
Cambridge, created q new record Tor
the Henley course, winning the first
heat for the Diamond Challenge SOULS
from A. 4. O. Everitt. Of the London
Rowing club, In minutes, o. seconds.
The results OF the finals today are as
follows
Chaud Challenge cup for clghts To-
andcr beat First Trinity Cambridge,
by three-quarterH Ui a length, Time,
minutes. 10 seconds.
Wyfold Challonge cup for fonrs the
Kingston Rowing club (holders NJ the
cup), padded home alone, beating the
crew OF Cuius college Cambridge who
ran into the piles and disabled their
boat.
Diamond Challenge sculls-B. H.
Howell tho American olrH-
man OF Trinity hail, Cambridge. beat
II. n. Blaekstan " the Nesta Rowing
club. Howell won by three and half
lengths, and created a new record. his
tlme being minutes, ~ seconds.
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LOSSES Before SANTIAGO.
Exclusive Of Gen. Wheeler's Division, l,2O6
in Killed. Wounded and Missing,
Most OF the Wounded Hocovcr-ioo Of
These sun In Hospitals -Iawton's Di-
vision Lost i0u, kcnrs 100.

Washington. July S-Thc war de-
partmcnt has received from General
shaftcr giving ~ far as practicable ~
TO this time u statement Of the total
casualties Ia each division. except
Gen. Wheclor's. OF the army under his
command. as result OF the recent
lighting.
Playa del Este. july I'm camp near
Santiago. O.-impossiblc ~ far TO got
returns. hut thurc have been treated
In hospital at slboney one thousand and
nuy-two wounded and there are still
two hundred Ia hospital here.
In Lawton's division there are!
Killed. 4 officers and a mon: wounded.
u officers ana $40 mon: missing, 1
man.
La KcntH divislon-I<illcd. " ohiccru
and 81 men. wounded, &c officers and
90 men; missing, o. men.
In Bates hrigado-Kllicd, I mcns
wounded. officers ana ~ men. mirs-
ms. mon.
signal corps-Killcd. 1 man: wound
cd. 1 man.
General whcelcr'a report not yet re-
Ceiyed. SHAFTER.
General Lawton'a division was made
up OF the Eighth. Twonty-aecOnd.
First, Fourth. Twenty-nfth. seventh.
Twelfth and Seventeenth regiments OF
United States Infantry and Second
MaHHachuaetta volunteer infantry.
General KentS division was composed
u the sixteenth. Sixth. Second, Tenth.
Twcnty-nrst. Ninth. Thirteenth and
Twenty fourth regiments OF United
States infantry and the seycnty-irut
New York volunteers.
General Bates commanded the
Second brigade of Krnts division made
up of the Second and Twenty-nrat
rrrImnnIn OF UnIlrl simon InlnnlrN.
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GIN. purrIEIp sucCSEDs GES,
NOuNU.
10th rlnd That Cubans arc Unwilling to
DO work,

Camp siboney Jurngua, Province ~
Santiago de- cuba, July o. By the Assoc
clated Press Dispatch Boat DauntloH,
VIA Port Antonio. Jamaica, July o.
Copyright 1885 hy the Associated
Press l-lly was OF Kingston. Jamaica.
July I.-GouDrul YOUNG, commanding
the First brigade cavalry division, lrit
here az noon fur Key West Ia bad
health on board the Cherokee. The
general has been suffering from foyor
and the doctors advised his leaving
Baylng Dc could not recover here. Brlr
Gen. putlleld succeeds 90 his command,
General Young yesterday refused to
Issue further ratlons 90 tho Cuhana un-
ul adNictH were received from wash
ugt0n In answer 90 his expose or tho
situation here, The Cuhnns refuse 20
assist iu the hospital and commiasary
departments, claiming they are soldiers
ana not labOrorH. The same answer
was given by them 10 General Baker.
yhen he asked the cubans to help open
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Key WeH. Fla, July s. o ANA
four mlrtOl spanish steamer OF about
G.O0l toms with two fuuu"l1 has run
aground at Marlel, west M Havana,
after being chased by Tho gunb1lts
Hawk, Clstlne ana Prairie. lno Inc
taIllE0uce was brought, here this morn
Ing by several auxiliary wlr.hlps zee
turnlng from the H1gh c0ls, blockade.
Al no time th,y lHfi thr lines ,h1
Identity Of thH wrecked Sulunrl had
n1t been established. ly m'uy hlw-
ever o. Re- though. ahe Is Che Alfonso
xii The steamer wls fIrt sighted
% the western end Df ihF Havana
blockade, about a.y miles fnm Moro
Castle, heading f1r Havana, Tho
Hawk Immediately gave chase and
was soon Joined by tap Other gun
boats. The trlo opened a hot hre ON
tuH suomy who, uu Hh'' % escape and
b 'nless, was fore % ashore.
The AFFAIR occurred o day 1r two ago,
but none OF ihs ships which participant
ed ln q have arrived here, ana the
boats which brought ID news were not
close enough 10 learn fillt details.
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SPANISH PRIVATEER REPORT.
San Tranclsco Takes No stock IN the story
Relieved To be- an Ady.rts-
Ing ,snard.

Washington. July s.-The navy de-
partmont has been Informed that q
Spanish prlvntccr carrying nyc guns IA
lowering on the coast Of British Column
bla. According 10 last accounts the
privat,pr was between Prince Chorlottc
sound and p'zonH entrance. Prompt
instructions have been sout 10 the mill
tary authorities Of the northwest coast
90 prepare Tor q visitation.
THINKS iT A FAKE.
san Francisco. July s.-Thc report
from Washington that d spanish priv
yli,ar lH lowering m tho c1art Of ilrit-
uh Columbia iH not credited here Some
timo ago 10 WAS reported that man
named brown had cablod from Victoria
to the spanish authorities at Madrid
asking FOR letters of mnrqur TO ~ out
a ptlvltcsr and prey upon the treasure
ships coming from il" kloudlkr, ~
the time th'H WIH thuukhi 10 Do merely
AN Advertisement scheme 10 revive the
waning irfUftst lu ihr klOnd.kc gold
fields and nu trace ~ Brown could be-
found lt Victoria.
N spanish prlyatrer IL really cruls-
Iur OH british Columbia she VIII have
rich UItk|UEHs Tho steamers ltnauukr
and ST. Paul are duo o. arrive almost
any day from st. MiChnolH with biz
shipments uf treasure tn the North
American Trading transporting CONE
pauy and the Alaska coal Company.
THE steamer Lrluuawa d. also due with
returning prorptCtors ana their clean
uua The Roanoke and t.oglAuawa are
bound Tor Seattle and the H. Paul for
san Francisco. Nr, Slosa, ~ the Alas
ka Commercial company when told Of
the alleged priyateersaii that % course
such 70 thing was possible. but h. ala
not believe g. llr placed me rumor ON
"a pur with last seasons story that chi.
nefr pirates contemplated an attack m
the itlnudlEg fleet and which story
caused the government 10 send a rove
tuur cutter north 90 escort treasure
boat down. Tho United states gunhOIt
wheeling o. the only government vessel
al present In AlnHkun waters and she Or
conveying surveying expedition TO
the yukon,
THE PRIVATEER STORY
victoria. D. g., July A-u, =. Consul
Smith notified the department AZ WASH
mrtun that Pilot Westerly, who had
been purtErd o. take ths steamer AL
phu north. has abandoned the engage
mont having received a contract % take
"A tug boat 10 "a pTiyateOr lying hidden
Ia Queen Charlotte sound. ana 20 act
aa pilot. The pilot had been paid 81
600 cash. the contract price being 49,
900. Consul Smith 10 very retcont
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PROMOTING THE WARRIORS.
Hawkins. Iawton, Chansc. bates, wood.
McKibbsn and Roosevelt are
Promoted.

Washington. July s-The President
today sent these nominations to the
Senate;
Volunteer army. bhgadior generals
10 be- major generals Hamilton =.
Hawkins; Henry W. Iawton. Adna
Il. Chaftce. John @. Bates.
To be- hrigndior generals Col. Leon
ard Wood. First regiment United
states volunteer cavalry; Lieut. Cot.
Chambers MeNibben. Twcnty.nrst In
funtry.
First regiment volunteer cavalry. 60
90 be colonel; Lieut.. Col. Theodore
Roosevelt. First regiment volunteer
cavalry,
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cAmARA nuRIiYISo HOME.
iIs. Entered sue, Canal on Ills Return ia
spain.

suoz, July s.-The spanish squadron
II preparing TO return TO Spain.
Paris, July "a dispatch from Is-
MALTA says the Spanish squadron has
re-entcred the canal on It's way back To
Spain.
Cairo. July s-Admiral Camara has
Informed the Egyptian government
that he has been ordered to rcturn TO
Spain.
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srOnIrs on nRurALIry.
Hut the Accusations Ahout Ia HourroEns
WIN he Investigated Before Beins Ac-
ccptsd,

New York, July s-The Times print,
the fnllowinF3
The alleged brutality toward the pas.
arusrra OF lea liuuI sugne during the
struggle for lie following tho o,1llipion
and sinking Of the yNiHel ~ the sub.
l,et or much comment throughout the
city.
Il Is the popular opinion that the
stories ui the surviving passenger,
must lead % an investigation OF I'M.
usual ihnroughnrH ana Interest.
Assistant District Attorney finger In
discussing the case said that In com
mon law any company u rctp0nsibIe
flr the acts Of ita employees Ia hi,
opinion the surviving sailors OF la
R0uWuTue could be- Indicted tor mur.
der NJ the charges can De proved. II
was the lrst duty " the sailors. h.
said. fu save The Passengers Ie Cltsd
several parable, cases. one wa that OF
mo Muis Holmes OF the steamer Wm
THROWN. which sank on Nova Scotin In
isu. Holmes ordered ~ men ana 3
v1mnn thrown overheard. Holmes wns
4rr.sfud lHd tIUl Tor mnnHluEhtsf.
f,urd guilty. and tho verdict uas aus.
tainci by tha United States supreme
court
Mr. Uur.r SAID lh.i m his opluinn if
ia uaur.lrHrH sailors committed m
,iisg.d lets 900 r'ta 0r Ia small boats,
~. limited states government would
h'y. uriHlI.tHu hm II tho alleEsd
I-rt4l.fI.H ..H# committed on tho
.,1.m.fu rssIg the French govern
,1.Tf vuuld hIy" jurisdiction.
'',,,r.s Edmond bruwI4rt, the
rrfrgh consul general alid hs soon
AZ tha survivors Hf ono Wrflk reach
this port, consular wv, ' ,it WI
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Paris. July In the Chambcr Of
Deputies today replying To- an inter-
rcllatlon, Count do Chst,uanr. ON tho
subject N Alfred Drcyfus.. the prisoner
of Devils Island. the minister NJ war.
NJ. Cnvnirn1c mudC 40 exhaustive
statement adiuUInr the strongest evil
dcno ~ the guilt % Drcyfuu. some Of
II In the form OF official documents
which h. read The Chamber by vote
N b'2 to approved the minister's
statement and ordered u 90 be- printed
and placafdod throughout France.
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Movement by which Admiral CerNsra's
Tiest Went to Destruction,

New York. July IA dispatch 10
the World from Madrid says
when the Madrid government heard
81 the results pf the battle before
Santiago July I. 10 ctblgi 20 Gen.
LulrfH. Gen. Hl1nou, Admiral CrrverA
Tor thr real state OF anilra, Then Inn
mrIlitHly on uscprlalul"g that rein-
f1rrrmrnts could not possibly arrive M
time 90 relieve the spanish fortunes u
war on land or save Santiago and the
fleet. the government clbled Saturday
usNuF ne advice Of Admiral Cryura.
tie demanded carte blanche 20 fol-
low his Judgment ana 90 destroy hts
vpssl IN 10 the bay rather than lot them
IAN into the hands uf The enemy.
Tho council of ministers thgr'up1n
inairu-tsd the ministers 0f marine and
OF war 20 cable DO Admiral Cerverl 10
make s1rtl1 along thr coast oven nc
the risk of the destruction % his Meet,
because 10 was necessary 90 prevent a
dIsnEtsr in the bay w Santiago Tor poe
Utlc1l dyuastl0 reasons.
Admiral Cervgra cahlel lu reply; u
win obey ana 800 20 my doom sunday
morning
Wh.n che uews VI tha s1rtlo " the
Meet reached madrid, me minister N
foreign Iu..rH TOD several lf 10. ans
btsaidors that the q vHrument had
ordered Ceryrra 10 so out
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the roads Tor the transportation OF sup.
plies a. the front
This, together with Con. Gnrcla's
not preventing the entrance NJ General
pandos rcinforcemonts into Santiago
Dc cuba. has caused discomfort among
the officers and troops
Gen. Young has reported the aitun.
ton tO the United States government.
In thv meanwhile h. has placed tho
Cubara In u separate camp under
police regulations. ana has turned thCm
over 60 clara Barton for rations.
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Washington July S-A sensational
scene In the House today followed q
motion Of Mr. Handy Gom.. Dcl) 60
strike out portions % partisan re-
marks ~ Mr.. Ray Olop. ~. " IN a
speech made ycHtorday Mr. Cannon
dtop., No denounced the Democrats
Tor delaying legislation. An upronr
foliowCd.an the scrgoaut-ut-urms had
to advance ON the floor and restore or
der.
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raise the price OF provisions. The
Spaniarls assert that. despite the loss
Of the wmtcrworks. there will be no
famine during the rainy season. They
are confident that an ample force from
Cadiz will arrive soon and annihllate
the Americans. ana they stiii hope 10
concillate the natives. IN the mean
time they declare that they will endure
patle1tly whatever comes, and resist
to the utmost.
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Reported from Ca,ite, Philippines Bat II
Is spanish story.

Madrid July SIS =. m. THE spanish
consul at UongkonE cables that the In
surrrnfs at CaVitr. Manila bav have
rrvultfd against me Americans, tie
adds that a sharp fusilade was sN.
changed and that the result was not
known. IN another part ~ bis despatch
the spanish consul makes the assertion
that the majority of the Philippine In
surFenia have received tho American
achievements with hostility because
they Included numbers NJ negroes.
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Floods Uiuders Their Advance Dswcy's
orders Concerning HrfuErs.,

Cavitc. y. l.. July 4 via H0nFkong.
July -tCopyrlEhted, 1895, by the A..
ISOLATED prtHal FLOODS ln tho country
districts are hlndcrInE the advance of
the American troops,
Roar Admiral Dewey has given notice
that h. Will not allow any more refugees
ship.
The GERMAN cruiser Corm0rlnt lcft
here today Tor llOil1. whore tho British
gunhoats, Piggy and Rather, are Ia
harhnr.
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plkln. July The Russian charge
d.lnlirrH. ". plvplon has Informed
ihD Tauug ~ Numon that n northern
extension ~ railroad which has been
conceded 90 nrliIsh syndicate o. pore
sisted, Russia may be- Obliged Co fliEr
She province % ili Chlll. IN which Pc
Kin o. situated, as compensation
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Troops To Honolulu.

Washington, July s,--As a result OF
the cabinet meeting today. Il was de-
cided 20 dispatch a regiment of troops
10 Honolulu Immediately, and the COM
has been communicated with 10 learn
what torcea are avlllahle.
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Rome. July g-Thr paloll Romano
says the itHlInu government has Or
dercd the third-Class cruisers Plrmrnto
and peguli 10 proceed TO The Philippine
Islands