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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
SENATE VOTES FOR BONDS.
ALSO TO COIN THE SILVER BULLION IN
THE TREASURY.
rrNA1. VOTE on THE WAR REVENUE BILL
NOT REACHED


NOT REACHED
vz-,ehinrton. June 3--While the War Revenue
,rr v.as not passed BY the Senate to-day. two
,roncrtant votes were taken, one on a proposi-
ZION 10 coin the silver bullion in the Treasury
ora ~ issue silver certificates against the coin,
and the other on the bond provision presented
-, .he Republican minority Of the Committee
on Finance.
In place Of the seign.orage amendment Of
,.red hv the ajority Of the Finance Committee,
Wy Wo'cott proposed an amendment directing
tho Secretary OF the Treasury to coin the silver
,uwon in the Treasury and to issue silver GER
,,eco;es against it. After some discussion the
o,,endment was agreed 10 by a vote of ~ to 81.
coral Republicans voting for Il.
Nr Aldrich then presented the amendment or
.,e minority Of the Finance Committee. provid-
-, .or the issue Of 100000 600 OF certificates
- i,sebtedness and S3OOoOO) of bonds TO be
rsei exclusively for the payment Of the eX-
,enses of the war After an extended DEBATE
,se question was brought TO an issue, and by a
decisive vote Of a. 10 81 the bond amendment
was Incorporated in the bill as a substitute for
the amendment to issue legal-tender notes
Tho bond proposition received the votes OF
th,rty-scven Republicans. seven Democrats ana
one Populist TIE Democrats who voted for II
were Nessrs. Caffcry Faulkner. German. Gray.
Lindsay. Mitchell and Murphy. and the PoruFst
ives Nr Kyle Nc 2eprblicans voted against
the este Of bonds. the votes in opposition beirs
cas. by :wenfy-one Democrats. five Popu'is's and
fvc Silver Reprblicars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
HOLLAND BOAT OFFERED AGAIN.

Washington. June 3.-The owners Of the Hol-
land submarine boat who had proposed TO go
into Santiago Harbor and destroy the Spanish
warships at so much 8 vessel. have come for
ward with a request for practical test by the
naval officers Of their craft. The Navy Depart
ment was obliged to decline to entertain the
first proposition. as it sHacked OF prlvateering
and was In violation of International law. The
principal objection was that the boat could not
be in regular commission and in command of
naval officer Besides. they contended that she
had never been thoroughly tested Now the
boats owners propose that naval officer or
officers be designated e 70 down in the Holland,
and then that she he commissioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
LAST CUBAN CABLE CUT.
ISLAND SHUT OFF FROM COMMUNlCA-
TION WITH THE OUTSIDE WORLD.
ADMIRAL SAMPSON JOINS COMMODORE
SCHLEY At SANTIAGO. AND NlGOR-
OI-S WORK WILL SOON BEGIN
,C5pvricht. 1895 The Associated Press>

OI-S WORK WILL SOON BEGIN
Copyright: 1895. The Associated Press)
or Santiago de Cuba June 3. h. the Associ-
ated Press Dispatch Boat Wanda, via Kingston.
Jamaica. June 3.-Thc last cable which binds
cuba with the outside world was cut to-day.
Rear-Adn.iral sampson with the United
States cruiser New-York. his flagship. accom-
panied by the battle-shp Oregan. the cruiser
Mavhower and the torpedo-hoat Porter. joined
Counodorc Schley's squadron off Santiago on
Wednesday morning. and their combined COM
nanGs have the Spanish hee' securely locked IN
the harhor.
Admiral Sampson left the heavy monitors and
light gttnboats on Cardenas Monday morning
all danger u the appearance Of the Spanards
from the eastward having been removed with
the definite information that Commodore Schley
had hunted them to their hole, and, under COM
nand Of Commodore watson. the monitors and
gunboats returned to reinforce the blockade on
the north coast OF Cuba.
Admiral Sampson did not assume command
and amalsamate the Sluadrons upon his arrival
Each squadron retains its separate entity, and
Commodore Schey his single starred pennant
on the Brooklyn The American fleet off santi-
ago now numbers twelve lighting ships. two
collicrs and a cable-cut.ing ship Neither the
soacc the hospital ship. nor the Red Cross ship
state OF Texas. which the Associated Press dis
patch boat Dauntless passed on her way here,
has vet put in an appearance.
The hghting ships include the NewYork the
Brooklyn. the Iowa the Oregon the Massa-
ohusetts the Texas. the New orleans. the Mar
hehead the Dolphin the Mayfower and the
Vixen and the torpedo boat Porter There is
every indication that active operations Will be-
gin at once.
Pending the execution of Admiral SIMPSONS
rlan II campaign. oOr ships form Gordon about
the entrance of Santiago Harbor TO prevent the
possible eyre IS of the Sranards should Admiral
Cervera be foolhardy enough TO attempt 10 cut
his way out Communication has also been mad
with the shore. Tie mountains and hills which
surround Santiago in fun possession OF the
Cuban INSURGENTS. and in certain contingencies
The latter might be enabled to render effective
cid
The reconnaissances made by our ships. prin-
cipallv the smaller auxiliary yachts and tor
pedo- boats which are able to creep close in
shore at night. have pretty definitely determined
the location and character of the defeuces Of the
harbor Several new batteries have been
thrown up on the high ground each side of
the entrance. ard it is evident the Spanards
are prepared to make a stout resistance.
The lines of batteries which crown the hills
and the grim gray walls and castellated turrets
Of Moro Castle with the yellow and red flag
of Spain flying from the keen on the central
tower make q brave picture from the line of
tho blockading squadron lying FIVE miles off the
shcre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF 1T.

tCcpyr.rh;: i-9s The Afs.olAt'" f''S''
Cape Haytien. Hayti, June J. 80 p nine
American feet according 10 advices rece''eu
nv cable from Santiago de Cuba. the CAME nelns
under Spanish control. opened fire AGAIN at D
o'clock this morning on the forthcauohS anu
,yarships The cannonade was well sustained
until o'clock n m.
United states auxiliary cruiser We"
armed" attempted to force the passage 'h'o '''o
harbor 49,
The soanish allowed tho cruiser 70 cross the
first line Of ,orpedoes. hut before she arrived a.
the second line they discharged at hcr 'r-
ncdo. which broke a great hole through her s''e
and caused her to sink almost Instantly DO"
orst The name Of the vessel is not known nor
&c the number ~ victims reported
one ofrc,r. one engineer and six sailors were
made prisoners hy the Spanlaris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04

WASHINGTON, June 3-InfornatIon has reached
the War Department that two companies OF the
engineer battalion from WilIcts Point y. Y.
which have beea at Tampa, have LEFT that place
for Key West All their implements. tools and
working paraphernaia are at the latter place.
and the engineers 60 10 put them In shape for
,,,,ad,atA use In the Cuban invasion Other
than mis- the officials say that up TO this time
there have been no departures of United states
,o,,,s rron1 Tampa in addition 10 those sent 10
,rF w., some time ago. IL probable.
however. an official said to-day. that some of
.hs troons might go on the transports at Tampa
ro-dav and proceed to Key west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
SCHLEY'S OFFICIAL REPORT.

Washington, June 3.-The Navy Department
has received the following official report from
Commodore Schey:
Secretary Navy. Washington.
Made reconnaissance this afternoon. May 81.
with the Massachusetts. Iowa and New Orleans.
TO develop fortifcations with their character.
The nre was returned without delay by the
heavy batteries 10 the east ana to the west,
large calibre, long range. The range was 100
yards Reconnaissance developed satisfactorily
the presence of the Spanish squadron lying be-
hind the slaui near the upper fort. as they
fired over the hill at random. Quite satisfied tha
Spanish fleet Is here. SCHLEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
CINCINNATI AT NORFOLK NAVY YARD

Newport News, Va. June (SpeciaD-The Cincin-
nau which arrived yesterday evening and anchored
on Lambert's Point Norfolk, proceeded 10 the Navy
Ward carly this morning. She will remain here for
+, week AT least unless her presence is Unexpectedly
required elsewhere
Washington June 3-Tne sudden appearance OF
the cruiser Cincinnati at Hampton Roads Is eN-
plained at the Navy Department by the statement
that her boilers are to be retubed. The Cincinnati
has had good deal OF hard service since sne was
last overhauled including two years work IN the
Mediterranean preceding her service I'm the South
Atlantic and West Indies
She was ordered North to have her boilers re-
naired a month ago. but the execution or the order
was DELAYED because there was need or the ship up
10 this time About twenty days snouiu suH'ce 10
cor1Dl,te the repairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04

sists of the batte-shp Peayo the armored cruisers
Carlos Y and Alfonso XIII. the auxiliary cruisers
Rapdo and Patricia. the cruisers Ciudad dc Cadiz
Leon KILL Buenos Ayrca and Antonio Lopez, sev-
eral auxiliary cruisers OF smaller type than the
Rapdo and the Patricia. the torpedo-destroyers
Audaz Prospcrna and Dcs'ructor. and possibly the
armored cruiser Cardenal De CisneroS
So many misleading reports regarding the compo-
sitor and strength OF the Cadiz fleet have been cir
culated that IT Is almos. impossible to refer Its
composition In more than general terms. However.
there is only one battc-shp IN the Spanish feet
and she IS not very formidable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
HOUSE AND TIE REVENUE ELL.

2 MEASURE WILL BE PROMPTLY SENT
10 A CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
Sshngton. June 3 tSpeciaD.--The desire OF
majority Of the House Of Representatives
81" The War Revenue bill shall become law
early as practicable was emphasized to-day
~ an unexpected manner. Ear.y in the day
CHAIRMAN Dingley of tie Ways and Means
committee. after saying that there appeared to
'e no prospect that the Revenue bill would be
s"ssed by the Senate and returned to the House
Oeiose Monday, moved that when the latter
soos adjourned 1t be until that day. and the mo-
'''n was carried without division. Within
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
CI-RA'S FOOD SUPPLY.

Madrid. June "A Spaniard from Cuba VINO mas
roturnes here since the blocxadng OF certain ports
n, the island said to-day he had heard that plenty
~ food had been received IN Cuba through tho
blockade runners. chiefly English, under the very
rnees Of the American ships" From the coast tho
food was carted the railway. thus reaching
Havana.
The span,ard asserts also tnat there is sufhcient
food IN The island for the next eight months. that
,he greatest enthusiasm prevails among the Span
iards there and that all the population IS under
q N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
ADVANCE OF DEwEY's OFFICERS
AZ EXPLANATION MApE BY THE NAVY DE
PARTNENT.

Washington. June 3-The Navy Department
found II necessary to-day To make an explana-
,ion Of the method It had employed of advancing
ON the naval list commanders OF vessels engaged
In the battle ~ MaIia. There appeared 10 he
great inconsistency in the recommendations,
C.ptain Frank Wdes Of the Boston. for IN
stance. going up only FIVE numbers. while COM
order Wood Of the little Petrol. Jumped ten.
's,,,iraI pewev himself when recently pro-
,noted from commodore. went up only two mum
ners The reason for this, according 10 the
penartmcnt OH cials. 10 that number IN the
i,n,,ar GRADE Is worth nuch more than mum
her In the lover grade so that what appears 10
va an inequality is. in fact. exact equality as
,.or az calculation can make ~. The ad-
,.oncorent OF these Cficcrs on the naval iist
ms caused some very curious "skps.' such as
,n IN. cases Of Captain Sigshee, Captain crown
,nahIeid and Captain O'Neil. OF the ordnhnce
pwreau who were all passed over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
GERMAN COMPLAINTS.

London. June 1.-The Berlin correspondent OF
.The Times" say@:
Manila odvices to German commercial houses
.ssor, that II ere Is no symptom OF insurrection
,r Manila. which is well supplied with water
and provisions The presence OF the American
.madron hardly affects the native population
on,v foreigners are injured by the blockade. and
1,nronea., residents think their governments
och, 20 interfere 20 protect them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
SENTIMENT IN FAVOR OF PEACE.

Madrid June 3.-Except among lingo news
narers like the "Imparcal" sentiment In favor
os peace is growing. correspondent OF The
Associated Press has sounded several politicians
and nnanciers on the subject. and finds
unanirnity as TO the desiyability Of
prompt and honorable peace The pluck
OF Admiral Cervera's feet against odds.
and The failure Of the Americans in their at
ten1pts 20 land In Cuba and Porto Rico are re-
garded as balancing the Cavite disaster. while
evidence Of the lack Of sympathy for America
on the part Of the natives of the Spanish colo
nies as the Scanards argue her, should con
vince the United States that the motives for
going to war are completely changed.
These are the arguments heard in Madrid and
fostered By recent articles in the Temps" Of
paris which the "Epoca" welcomes and In
dorsos. believing them sincere The "Epoca"
says:
nation grand and powerful like the United
states loses nothing by rectifying an error We
eo further coDfessn3 that the same inclination
IN favor Of peace is Predominant in Spain. We
are equally convinced that the war has no
foundation beyond a defence Of outraged dig
nifty.
Military mel, however, raise no voice for
neace They are convinced that the Spanish
nosition at Santiago de Cuba is strong enough
10 repei the Americans both by land and sea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04

Navy Dopartment refused to be frightened at
what they declare 20 be a bug1boO. 1t appears
that the basis Of their confidence is a tele-
granhic report Of as late date as yesterday. de-
claring that the CadiZ feet Is still al Cadiz'
Moreover they know that there are not SIX
teen warships IN that fleet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04

II will 10 noted that there Is an important
DISCREPANCY As 10 the time al which the pom
bardmcnt IS said 10 have begun this morn'ns
between the disoatchcs from cape haYten ana
Port-au-Prlnca the former saying ! O'clock a
m and the latter o'clock. 1t Is possible tha'
this arises from n confusion between the hsures
3 and =
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spAvrARDs 30 NOT BELIEVE 1T

Madrid June 3-The Pals a prominent Ke-
publican organ SAYS u Is rumored tha' 'he
United states fleet has made second attack
upon Santiago &c cuba. and that the Afneri-
cans forced an entrance into tho harhor In
Spanish circles here the report Is not believed
a. be true.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
cADrz FLEET STORY DIsCREDITED.

W.shinpton June Notwithstanding the
rather positive statement coming from jamaica
n the effect that the second Spanish fleet from
c,ad,z has crossed the Atlantic and Is about to
lain Cervera 1t Santiago the officers Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
VERSION OF THE MADRID PRESS.

Madrid. June 3.-The Madrid newspapers
maintain that Admiral Cerveras feet is SAIL
,, ., ,h. direction OF The Philippine Islands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
orx MERRITT SEEKING INFORMATION.

s rro,cisco June s.-Genoral Merritt Is using
..ery effort to collect trustworthy Information re-
cardinc the Philippines al "A scene oi min'afy
n.r,ions Facts Of every kind are being col
lected and books and maps are purchased daly'
, h,,rcau OF military Information has been cstah--
iishcd AT headquarters. ana placed IN chdrsc U.
Major i + Bell. OF the Engineer Corps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
BRITISH CORRESPONDENTS FREED.

Havana June g. 8 a. n.-The English newspaper
correspondents Whigham and Robinson, recently
captured on Cuban soil after having been landed on
the coast from yacht. have been released from
custody owing the representations made In their
behalf by Alexander C,llan. the British Consul
here. ,-.-.-.--..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
AN IOWA REGIMENT FOR MERRITT.

Des Molnes June 3-Colonel Loper' oil 'he ois'
rowa Volunteers mustered on Monday and orig
,n.,,,. o.s,gnec TO Ch!ckamauga, received an order
late last night from Adjutant- General toIbIn TO
renort nj once at San Francisco 10 General Merritt
m. regiment will go Saturday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04

Websters International Dictionary Is one OF those
possessions which, once obtained, neither scholar
BUSINESS man family would be willing TO d.
without II is storehouse Of accurate lnformas
tion arranged for easy and ready reference.-AdvI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
.,o p1rRIIc DINNER FOR MERRITT

San Francisco June AT the request OF General
Merritt. the projected banquet In his honor has
hoon abandoned Instead Of a public affair he
prefers 10 meet few friends al dinner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04

JAMAICA ASN" VV'~'''7 Il 1711''
Kingston Jamaica. June 2 $40 p m tDe'ayeu III
,r.nsmission)-Th Colonial authorities here nave
oues,ed United States Consul Dent 10 offer PROOF
~ h,s complaint that the Spanish steamer Pnr.sina
Concepcior loading food here FOR tne opan.sh
xrr,, ia Violating the neutrality laws. ConsuI
f,snt however. mas not done SO yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04

Madrid June "A dispatch received here
from Havana says that In the Chamber oi Rep
resentatives there Sehor Giberja. the Autono-
mist leader has presented a motion urging the
Government o. Cuba to request the insurgents
of that island to accept autonomy, on the
ground that the insurgents themselves must
ba aware that The country was not yet ripe Tor
independence"
The Prcsiden: os the Chamber. the Havana
dispatch adds. declared, in patriotic Speech
that the Government would entertain such
motion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
VESSELS AT MOLE ST NICHOLAS.

cape Haytien. Hayti. June 3. l:5o p. m.-
Three vessels which arrived at Mole St Nicholas
Yesterday left suddenly last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
COLLIER SUNK AT SANTIAGO.
SCHLEY MAKES A SECOND ATTACK.
THE MERRIMAC SENT INTO THE HAIR
BOR. PROBABLY AS A SACRIFICE.
BLOWN Up BY A SPANISH TORPEDO AFTER
CROSSING THE FIRST LINE OF
DEFENCES - EIGHT MEN
TAKEN PRISONERS.

Copyright 1905 The Associated Press,
Port-au-P Prince Hayt June 2, 9:45 p. m--Ihis
morning at s O'Clock the American squadron
again began a bombardment Of the fortifications
of Santiago de Cuba and lively cannonade en-
sued for two hours which extinguished the hre
Of the Spanish batteries.
An American vessel. the Merrmac, described
in tn, advices from Santiago as an auXillary
cruiser. making a dash to force the entrance
succeeded in passing the first line OF derehces
but was blown up by torpedo about ooo rect
ND the channel She went down "perpendlcu
lary."
An officer. an engineer and six seamen were
taken prisoners The number Of victims IS "h
known. only the funnel and mastheads OF ''e
sunken vessel can be seen.
There is great excitement in the city a part
Of the population assisted in the hgn'ing on tue
heights. Everybody is astounded at IN" auuac''y
~ tho American vessel The American sauao'o"
vas cruising the while in the ofiing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04

The probable explanation OF this report Is '"a'
Commodore Schley called for volunteers 10 'ahe
the collier into the mouth Of the har"o' "'.
sink her. or have her blown up. in ORDER 70 p'ooN
the channel or force the Spaniards 10 eNp'o'e
some ~ their mines.
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BY AUTHORITY.
ACT SO.

~ Act TO PRoHmr ERECTION BARRED WIRE FENCES,
AND THE PLACING or BAnpED WIRE UroN FENCES GER
PLACES.
BE it e"oced By the Legislature Of the Repubjc Of Ho,eo
SECTION From and after the passage this shall
be unlawful for build any made
or constituted wholly partly barbed along
Joining any public highway place upon any
such fence any barbed wire.
SECTION ,. Any person violating Section / this
shall be deemed guilty of msdemeanO and conviction
thereof shall be liable pay fine exceeding hundred
dollars be imprisoned hard labor than
SECTION 3. This Act shall take effect from the of its
publication.
Approved this 18th day of July, \. d. 1898.
SANFORD b. DOLE.
President of the Republic OF Hawaii.
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